Menus within FUT are getting a new coat of FUT 23 Coins paint, which is never a bad thing. However, I don’t think the organization of the menus is the 1A issue here with them. The biggest problem, and this is across all modes, relates to how laggy they can be. Navigating through them was always a chore, especially as they added videos to the main screen as well as within career mode. EA did not talk specifically about improving the speed of the menus, so I have to assume this may still be an issue.

Thank goodness! Look, fitness and stamina are major factors in FIFA, but you shouldn’t need these things for FUT. EA was honest with their original line of thinking, and to be honest, it made sense: Fitness items have been a light management element in Ultimate Team since the very beginning. The decay of players’ fitness was put in the game originally to encourage rotation in the squad and to simulate some of the management decisions that football squads have to consider.

However, we’ve evaluated these mechanics and have decided that it wasn’t creating the desired effect in rotation and players were spending time doing a management action that was frequently required and, ultimately, not very fun.” Well done EA! Now just remove contracts and we’re golden here.

Believe it not, we’re less than two months away from the release of FIFA 23 (releasing October 6, 2020). As we get closer to release, the development team over at EA have stepped up their information through the popular “Pitch Notes” blog. Earlier this week, the team delved into what changes are abreast for FIFA Ultimate Team (deep dive forthcoming), and yesterday the team dropped a few changes for my personal favorite mode, Pro Clubs. Like a penalty to FIFA 23 buy Coins Manchester United, let’s dive right in to FIFA 23 Pro Clubs!