The players in FIFA Ultimate Team are represented

On Monday, EA Sports announced their plans to immediately introduce a new feature in FIFA 15 Ultimate Team called ‘Price Ranges’. The change means that every single player card in Ultimate Team now has a minimum and maximum price which they may be sold at on the FUT transfer market.Let’s push the brakes a little first for Fifa 17 Points Account those who have no idea what the above sentence means.Ultimate Team is EA Sport’s ridiculously popular cash-cow game mode in FIFA 15.

The players in FIFA Ultimate Team are represented by cards which the user can pull from a pack (similar to Premier League stickers back in the day) which can be purchased with real money or in game coins which are earned through playing matches and trading players on the market place. The cards are either bronze, silver, or gold players depending on the player’s overall rating.

Since the introduction of Ultimate Team to FIFA back in FIFA 09, there has been no minimum or maximum price that you can sell a player for which has meant that users could shop the market for bargains and re-list them for their actual value. That value is normally determined by how effective each player is, not their overall rating, and a lot of Fifa Coins that comes down to pace.

If a player is fast, chances are he’s worth a bit of money. Trading has almost become more important than playing the game, as this addictive stock-market-style activity can build up your coins to spend on the best players, thus ensuring you have the strongest team available.What you should be aiming to do is play some games with your crap players at the start, earn some coins, and start trading.

Look for a bargain, buy him, sell him on for profit. Slowly you can build up your coins and better players become available to you.But not every FIFA player has the time to sit there watching the market for hours a day, looking for bargains and buying in bulk to Fifa 17 Coins sell on, so how does the average Joe get a squad with Ronaldo, Messi, and Bale as his front three? Well, he pays for it.