The famous French football player Frank Ribery did not recognize himself in FIFA 20 when he played futsim with his children. The 36-year-old Fiorentina player tweeted with Electronic Arts asking, “who is this guy?”

In defense of EA, it’s worth saying that nobody will change the gameplay of entertainment, which has long been one of the leading disciplines of e-sports, in the right mind. This is true for the Ultimate Team: the huge popularity of this mode and no less huge profits force developers to approach changes with great care.

But there is another way out – development in the “horizontal” direction. New modes, more flexible features while maintaining the basic principles on which the gameplay is based. Judging by FIFA 20, this way is moving in the right direction. Assembling a dream team in Ultimate Team has become easier due to the fact that now you can buy players for experience points that are given for literally any movement.