Letitiawilkinson: Additionally, there are major changes to the chemistry system

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This year, Volta Football and Pro Clubs have been put together into one tidy section, and have similar issues. The reality is that hell isn't just for other people and nowhere is this more apparent as in Pro Clubs, where drop-in games are brimming with players from the wing who take over the AI with absurd calls to FUT 23 Coins pass the ball. It's fun to develop your"creature-a-pro" into an Shrek-adja goal-killer with a closet full of silly hats, but when you're dependent on your game's in-game score that you're encouraged to execute unproductive skill-based moves that even Saint Maximin wouldn't bother with.

However, FIFA's street football model, Volta, suffers a similar fate. This is illustrated by the brand new 'Take Flight' Signature Ability that turns you into an aerial expert. Since the ability relies on collaboration and crossing, the majority users simply choose Power Strike and haphazardly smack the ball after a glory-seeking run.

The good news is that it seems EA took note of my requests for an upgraded Volta Arcade, so I fully credit the fact that it has been upgraded to a battle royale style of fun minigames and obstacle courses that evoke the best of Fall Guys. It's still a bit risible that it's only available on weekends though.

Quelle surprise! Ultimate Team has received the most attention. And the team training mode that I've been looking for has arrived with FUT Moments. Moments offers small pockets of FIFA gameplay through rewarding challenges designed to examine your form and determine how various cards interact.

It's not yet ready but there's an exciting opportunity to chronicle player careers as well as recreate the most memorable moments of football history with this kind of mode. The current selection showcases highlights from great times of Jurgen Klopp and Kylian Mbappe. However, in the future, it'll be fascinating to see what EA's team can do alongside other legendary footballers like Pele and "King" Kazuyoshi Miura.

Additionally, there are major changes to the chemistry system. , which allows for greater variety across nations and leagues. I'm not convinced that it will affect anyone's strategies too much however it's great to know that you're able throw in wildcard players and find more ways for them to be connected to top division players.

The search for the ideal midfielder to achieve that coveted "33" chemistry feels similar to playing a Squad Building Challenge now, that's a bit of cheap FUT 23 Coins a deliberate. Squad Building Challenges are great for wasting several hours doing nothing, but EA's 'sudoku for football nerds' best played with the companion app, and away from Ultimate Team's sluggish console menus.