FC 25 Ultimate Team Pre-Season content is a good way for EA

This is not to say that FC 25 Coins was a bad game. Quite the contrary - it's a great football sim, and a big part of why players have seen so little changes in recent years is the fact that EA's competitors don't even come close to FC 's level of quality. However, there is still plenty of room for improvement across the game's most popular modes.

The Volta mode was first introduced to the FC franchise in FC 25 and became an instant hit with football fans all over the world. It is a spiritual successor to the cult classic FC Street games of the late 2000s, with smoother controls and improved graphics.

Thanks to the extremely entertaining gameplay and fast-paced matches, fans fell in love with EA's version of street football. Unfortunately, one common complaint was that there weren't enough online modes for gamers to really sink their teeth into Volta. The inclusion of a highly competitive mode that resembles the main game's Ultimate Team formula would surely keep people playing Volta for long, long hours.

While the competitive nature and addictive gameplay loop of improving one's team with better cards and competing for the highest honors in FC 25 Ultimate Team Weekend League are definitely the highlights of the FC series, the Ultimate Team mode can get a little exhausting with time.

One of the culprits behind that is the invasiveness of cheap FC 25 Coins . Ads for the in-game events and pack offers can be seen in FC 's main menus, and sometimes, a pop-up window will directly encourage players to try out Ultimate Team. The gacha mechanics implemented in the pack opening system don't help, either. Easing off of pressuring players to play FC 25 Ultimate Team will surely benefit the game as a whole, as well as the Ultimate Team mode itself.