MMOEXP: That at least one employee had been selling FC 25

Ludwighench · Postby **Ludwighench** » Fri Jan 03, 2025 12:20 am

Best Choice: Sadio Mane. It should come as no surprise that the "best choice" slots on this list are dominated by Liverpool players. After all, they've won just about everything there is to win between 2024 and 2020. and their players' stats reflect that. Having Sadio Mane on the left flank will render even the best defenders in the FC 25 Coins game nearly useless, with his 94 pace rating and 90-rated dribbling.

Budget Alternative: Allan Saint-Maximin. The 80 overall rating may not look too impressive, but the Newcastle winger is an incredible budget player. With 93 pace and 87 dribbling, sending him down the left-wing and cutting into the middle will be incredibly easy. His one downside is the 70-rated shooting skill, meaning that his finishing can be a little hit-and-miss.

Best Choice: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Arsenal's best player is also one of the most prolific strikers in recent years. With an 87 overall rating and an 87 shooting stat, he's bound to find the target with most of the shots he takes. For such a highly rated player, he isn't too expensive, either, and if you're lucky, you'll be able to snatch him for around 40.000 coins.

Budget Alternative: Rodrigo. Since Aubameyang is not prohibitively expensive for a player of his caliber, players should be able to build their pairing of strikers quite cheaply, if they choose Rodrigo to compliment Arsenal's star in their 4-4-2 formation. He's what many FC 25 Ultimate Team fans refer to as a "meta" card -- with blistering pace and a decent shooting stat (79), he plays as if his statistics were much higher than they actually are. Until a player can afford Aubameyang, buying Everton's Richarlison as the second striker might be a good idea.

Imagine playing FIFA 25. having a wide open net, and being denied by an invisible goalie. Such was the fate of reddit user u/ListenLopsided who had the ball go completely across the line only for an invisible force to push it out and back on to the field.

The franchises' latest release, FIFA 25 was released back in October of 2020 and has received generally favorable reviews despite some notable glitches including players jumping in a Mario-like fashion. This title was also accompanied by controversy when EA discovered that at least one employee had been selling FIFA 25 Ultimate Team card packs for incredibly marked up prices ranging from $1.000 to $2.500.

u/ListenLopsided took to Reddit a few days ago to display the apparent bug in the soccer-simulator. In the clip, the ball bounces and rolls closer and closer to the un-guarded goal and, just as it crosses the goal line, it bounces into an invisible wall. The cheap EA FC 25 Coins game doesn't record this as a goal, despite the fact that the ball definitely crosses the line. It's unclear if this is a widespread issue but clips like this certainly don't instill confidence in the game.