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FIFA 18 REVIEW: "THE BEST FOOTBALLING PACKAGE AVAILABLE, WITH PLENTY OF IMPROVEMENTS"
Football games remain divisive five months after release; being in the company of one for five days is cheap fut 18 coins  therefore thin ground on which to make any definitive judgement. As a result, this year’s FIFA review came in two parts. Initially it only covered Ultimate Team and gameplay impressions, based on my first week in its company; after further play, it’s now updated to cover all aspects of FIFA 18.
Cynics may well spit at the notion of covering Ultimate Team at all - for many, it’s a cash cow designed solely to milk unassuming (and, late on Friday night, drunken) football fans dry. But in actuality, last year's card-collecting mode made it easier than ever to make coins via Squad Building Challenges - as detailed here -- and this time around, it's expanded further with Squad Battles. They’re an exclusion specifically geared to the offline fan who doesn’t wish to spend real cash: while rankings are online, all Squad Battles matches are offline-only, played against celebrity-made teams. The more you win in a week, the better your rewards at the end of it. We’re talking the chance to score £20 worth of packs without ever being yelled at by a fellow headsetted human being. In FIFA terms, that equates to a miracle.
The other big criticism of Ultimate Team is that its addictiveness off the pitch covers up for FIFA’s failings on it. cheap fifa 18 coins  And certainly, it felt like last year big rival PES edged away with regards to pure football feel. First impressions this year are that while Konami’s offering still feels a tad smoother, EA has closed the actual gap again by tweaking some key fundamentals. There’s more punch to shooting from distance, much more intent on crosses (with genuine whip added to the ball - my favourite of all the new changes), and players are sharper when it comes to breaking onto loose balls or throwing themselves at shots.