FIFA 20 Pro Clubs News: 5 Additions FUT Can Offer in FIFA 20
FIFA 20 Pro Clubs is something many players want to hear more about and see significantly enhanced. Unfortunately, however, FIFA 20 Pro Clubs has fallen by the wayside lately; FIFA 20 Career mode also needs some attention.
Ultimate Team has become one of the hallmarks of success for FIFA games each year and we expect this year will be no different; FIFA 20 Ultimate Team should include many new features to keep fans satisfied with every experience they encounter!
FIFA 20 Pro Clubs could learn much from Ultimate Team and could borrow features to reinvigorate this game mode. Even though no information about Pro Clubs may emerge until July is complete, here are five features they could easily ape from Ultimate Team in terms of FIFA 20 Pro Clubs.
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FIFA 20 Pro Clubs remains mired in its old 10 division system; FIFA 19 introduced Division Rivals which provided a more engaging competitive experience that users took seriously. Due to how easy it is to form new clubs, many teams and players take advantage of this ease and operate at lower divisions – an unfair practice which deters newbies who wish to build professional player careers. Regular mode needs a serious upgrade and needs to provide more incentive for players and teams to stick together; such as restricting how many teams you can join per week period. Drop in matches can often become chaotic. League of Legends provides us with a solution by enabling users to select what role they wish to play during queueing for games; which would alleviate some of this chaotic gameplay!
Following FIFA’s competition structure, one mode that compels people to play on weekends is FUT’s weekend league mode. A weekend league mode would give players more of an incentive to compete independently from what their normal division structure offers; division structures may limit people from taking full advantage of what this competition could offer them; having dedicated competition on weekends would enable different divisions from each division to come together and improve by competing more intensely against one another.
Pro Clubs is beset with one major shortcoming – there is no incentive to continue playing long term and you aren’t rewarded for your time and efforts – something Ultimate Team excels in doing. Unfortunately it is difficult to pinpoint how a rewards system would function or what exactly those rewards might entail; Ultimate Team packs could certainly work; cosmetic accessories or unlockables might work too; skill points might help boost performance levels as might new CPU players in your team or even cosmetic accessories that unlockables can offer some respite; perhaps something similar Fortnite Battle Pass could encourage people to play while making this mode monetizable and ultimately benefitting everyone involved a win-win scenario for all involved parties involved!
FIFA games used to require that your professional complete challenges in order to rank up, but recently this feature has been removed to make the game mode more accessible while taking away from some of its key aspects of pro clubs. Though Ultimate Team doesn’t feature anything similar, daily and weekly challenges do reward items – perhaps future installments of these challenges should include rewards as incentives?
Ultimate Team players understandably enjoy trading players to add fresh talent to their squad, something which Pro Clubs could mimic by trading CPU players. Think back to FIFA Street where your characters would progress as the game went along allowing for trades of improved ones for other better ones – it would be awesome being able to tailor your team however you like and pick out teams to complement your playstyle perfectly! Additionally it would bring much greater enjoyment when facing pro opponents with upgraded defense units that make for much fairer duels between opposing and opposing anys players!
