Up next we’re treated to the player ambassadors FIFA has secured

Up next we’re treated to the player ambassadors FIFA has secured. The likes of Kevin de Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku, and a certain Cristiano Ronaldo. The former FIFA 23 and FIFA cover star, Cristiano Ronaldo is a major get for the FIFA as he’s one of the most popular people on the planet.

With two partner clubs, AS Monaco and West Ham on display, we get a sneak peak into FUT 23 Coins how the partnerships will play out with West Ham’s London Stadium as the venue. Although their uniforms look true-to-life, later we’ll see more Ultimate Team sort of kits.

At GOALS, we take the opposite approach and instead acknowledge our users’ right and demand for a secondary market. With the rise of web3, we believe the timing is right and technology mature enough to create a game where we promote P2P trading of in-game assets. Through the use of blockchain and non-fungible tokens (NFT), every asset will be fully owned by the player, and not by us. GOALS is a free-to-play game, and our revenue will instead come from transaction royalties on secondary sales.

Well, there it is The optimist will see this as motivation to make a good game in thinking that a good cheapest FIFA 23 Coins game will attract more players, which will build the secondary market in which GOALS can profit. On the other side, the FIFA 23simist will see that this could be a game where people invest time into it with no long-term commitment from the developer, which makes it a potentially dangerous cash grab. Both sides can plant those flags for now because only time will decide a winner.