Volta mode Volta mode was added into players of the FIFA franchise with  EA FC 26 and became an instant success with football enthusiasts across the globe. It's a spiritual sequel to the beloved classic FIFA Street games with EAFC 26 Coins in the 2000s' final years with more fluid controls and more advanced graphics.

Due to the highly entertaining game and the speedy matches Fans were captivated by EA's street football version. However, one of the most frequent complaints was that there were not enough online options to allow players to truly enjoy Volta. The inclusion of a competitive mode that is reminiscent of the core version's Ultimate Team formula would surely keep players on the field of Volta for long long hours.

The competitive nature and addictive gameplay loop of increasing the team's performance with more cards, and competing for the most prestigious awards within FUT Weekend League are definitely one of the most enjoyable aspects in the FIFA series The Ultimate Team mode can get somewhat exhausting over time.

One of the reasons behind the excessive use of FUT's advertising. Advertisements for games' in-game events and packs are displayed in FIFA 's main menus and occasionally an open-window pop-up will direct players to try the game Ultimate Team. The gacha mechanics used in the opening of packs aren't helping, either. The removal of pressure on players to join FUT will definitely improve the game on in general and playing the Ultimate Team mode itself.

 EA has already announced that they are introducing new technology in FC 26 for the PS5 and the Xbox Series X/S version FC 26. with a completely fresh "Hypermotion Technology" being used to alter the motions of players playing on the field. Many fans hope this means that they will be able to ditch the unstable, unstable Frostbite engine that was used in previous games.

I hope that the Hypermotion Technology will help improve player animations, particularly when the game is tight, and an error or bug can make the difference between reaching a goal and a non-existent goal. Correcting animations will help make game feel more responsive, without a lot of tweaks, since animation-related bugs were the primary cause of game fluidity issues in the most recent edition of the series.

The majority of FIFA player is playing Ultimate Team, and nearly everyone is averse to it because of the negative aspects of it.  EA should be quicker to ban players who insult or make threats towards other players during a match and also adopt better punishment methods for abandoning games and rage-quitting because some players (especially playing on PC) have figured out ways to bypass the current rules.

Of course, the bulk of the toxicity in FUT is due to FIFA itself, since opening of packs and the motivation of purchasing packs have stepped up in recent times. This has become a major problem for some players as they feel like microtransactions as well as the gacha-like packs system are being pushed over an excellent user experience.

For  EA FC 26. Martin Tyler and Alan Smith were removed with Derek Rae and Lee Dixon as the commentators of choice however, the commentary during games has continued to be plagued by the same issues: incredibly repetitive language, no coverage to be accurate about everything that takes place during the match, and boring and insufferable silence when playing as one of the teams that are less well-known.

EA has already announced the arrival of Alex Scott (the first female commentator to buy EAFC 26 Coins in FIFA history) and Scott Robson as new additions to the FC 26 commentary team. We hope that this announcement will be followed by an increase in the recorded commentary words and phrases, making the experience less immersive as it was in  EA FC 26.