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With $1.7 million in total prize money up for grabs throughout FUT 23 Coins the season, the recently announced MCS 23 calendar aligns closely with the NFL season to maximize fan engagement and reach. A more comprehensive competitive program will be provided for football and esports fans at MCS 23, giving them more ways to compete and more entertainment to watch.

Between the constant tweaks from gameplay patches to stale and repetitive offline modes, FIFA 23 has found its way on the shelf for many gamers during this congested video game release schedule. Nearly three months after release, FIFA 23 is still trying to find a much needed balance in order to regain some steam and earn your time. While there are several areas in which this year’s game can improve upon, here are three quick ways in which FIFA 23 can regain some of its mojo and finish the season on a high note.

For better or worse, post-release patches have become commonplace in today’s video game landscape. While the ability to fix flaws is a positive one, the constant tinkering by the development team can wreak havoc on areas such as sliders. Settling into a groove can quickly be undone by a seemingly straightforward tweak to an area such as passing speed. As is the case among most sports titles, the game you play now is different from the one you experienced at release. 

If you need reassurance, just head over to the slider forum and you’ll see the OS faithful hard at work for each new patch  FIFA 23 Coins for sale release. As gameplay tuners have seemingly been phased out, patches these days often come with an assortment of other non-gameplay oriented tweaks (think Bundesliga presentation package) as well the online fixes (stability fixes, FUT tweaks, etc.). The ability to deny certain offline tweaks to gameplay would be a welcome feature.