What Players Can Do to Earn FIFA 23 Coins in Ultimate Team
The mechanics for Ultimate Team have stayed similar over the years, but it can still be intimidating for new players. Learn how to farm FIFA coins and play FUT! (160 characters)
FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) mode has become an ever-popular game mode in the franchise. It works similarly to a trading card game where you can collect players by opening packs or buying them from the market using FIFA coins. Much like the mode’s name, the goal is to build what you consider your ultimate team. Then, you can pit your team against other players through the online or single-player modes available. Since Ultimate Team been added to the FIFA games, it remains one of the most daunting modes for beginners. When you’re just starting, it’s normal to need a bit of hand, so let’s jump into some of the best tips and tricks we know to get you started.
Get to Know FUT Mode With Moments
FIFA 23 brought some new stuff to the table, one of which is Moments. Players with FIFA accounts can take on specific challenges to earn Stars in this mode. You can then exchange these Stars for rewards in the Star Gallery. The rewards include player packs, which you can use to upgrade your team. Do you see where we’re going with this? Play Moments, earn Stars, and use the Stars to get yourself better players.
Another thing that’s so great about Moments is that the initial scenarios the mode shows teach you how to play the game. If you’re a returning player, ticking the scenarios off your list of things to do is an easy way to get quick stars for packs. But if you’re an absolute greenhorn in FIFA, it’s an excellent way to know the ins and outs of the game while earning rewards simultaneously.
Learn the Ropes of Using the Online Transfer Market
One of the most challenging aspects that new players have to comprehend quickly is the matter of spending coins and using the transfer market. FIFA 23 Coins are the official in-game currency you can use only if you’re trying to buy something from the transfer market. If you’re looking for the cream of the crop, chances are you’ll find them there. However, it can get pretty expensive, especially if that player is in demand. Luckily for you, prices fluctuate in the transfer market across the year, and you can easily compare how many coins the players are being sold for.
The transfer market is constantly on the move. For example, FIFA 23’s Premium League players were top-tier and absurdly expensive back then. But now, their values have dropped due to the introduction of new promotional cards in the game’s campaign.
Don’t Buy Packs Unless You Need to
You can buy card packs in the market, but we don’t recommend beginners doing so. That’s because these packs don’t necessarily guarantee high-rated players. Even if you pull a good player for a pack, chances are the card’s worth will be much lower than the coins you’ve spent opening multiple packs. If you want to get packs, we advise you to play in either Rivals or Squad Battles since their weekly rewards include unlocked packs.
If you’re itching to test your luck, you can buy packs using real money; you can also use the points you’ve accumulated from FIFA 22 if you’ve already been playing the past FIFA games. But remember, this doesn’t guarantee that the packs you’ll buy using your hard-earned cash will contain some of the best stars in the game. However, the option is there if you don’t have the time to play FIFA 23 regularly to grind for some Stars and Coins.
Team Chemistry is Crucial
The higher the team chemistry is, the better the team works together. Low chemistry from your team spells doom, as the passing and movement will be disconnected. If you can get your team chemistry high, your team’s performance during matches will be better, thus giving you a higher chance of winning more games.
You might think that if you just slap the best players you have and call it a day, you’ll immediately win the championship, but nope—that’s not how we do things here. Singular players won’t guarantee success; having a well-balanced team will be more beneficial in the long run.
Don’t Pressure Yourself to Play Online
You must play online matches with other players to prove you have the best team. But when you’re still getting to know the game, it’s best to avoid the online modes—at least for now. Since you can’t set the difficulty when doing online matches, you’ll most likely get your butt whooped by other players who have teams that run like well-oiled machines. Don’t feel pressured that you have to go through the gauntlet if you’re just starting. Stick to single-player modes until you find your footing. Plus, they give you coins and rewards for your time. Not to mention you can always tweak the difficulty settings of the AI.
Ultimate Team is Meant to Be Enjoyed
Ultimate Team can be a complicated mess, especially for new players. We understand that learning new things can be frustrating, but once you master it, FUT can be a rewarding experience. Hopefully, our tips and strategies in this guide will help you like the game mode even more.
