FIFA Ultimate Team is indeed one of the things that the FIFA football game presents as one of the features that makes the multiplayer mode considered a mode that many players cannot enjoy because of its microtransaction which is considered so bad for some FIFA players. This seems to be troubled by this one FIFA player, where he recently sued Electronic Arts as the developer of FIFA regarding the microtransaction problem.
Reported by Gamerant, someone recently sued EA regarding the problem of injustice in the FIFA Ultimate Team feature. He considered that this feature was almost equivalent to gambling because players were not given any description when buying a player card in FIFA Ultimate Team mode.
The lawsuit also says that FIFA's Ultimate Team Packs have an addictive impression on the players. In addition, the use of real money as part of the transaction is considered to have caused a lot of controversy. Ultimate Team Packs themselves are used by FIFA players to get players who can add and strengthen their team's ammunition. However, the opening of the packs is done randomly so the player really doesn't know what he will get and whether it is equivalent to the money he has spent.
Of course, hopefully this problem can be resolved properly by both parties through a decision that can benefit both of them. Apart from this, FIFA 21 will be released in October.
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