FIFA 22 is in the starting blocks. You pre-ordered the Ultimate Version and got the 4600 FIFA Points? Good, because here you can find out what you should buy with them and how to spend them best.

Every FIFA Ultimate Team player knows the grind to get coins. But there is also the possibility to buy FIFA Points. If you buy the FIFA Ultimate Edition, you get 4600 FIFA Points right at the start – and you want to invest them in the right way.

Basically there are several ways to turn your FIFA Points into players. You can try your luck in the draft mode, hit upcoming events or of course emulate your favorite YouTube stars and open packs until you destroy your TV with joy. But first things first.

What do I buy with FIFA Points – How do I invest in Ultimate Team the right way?
First of all you should know that you can transfer your FIFA 21 Points to FIFA 22. So if you still have some Points lying around, take them with you into the next part.

As already said, with FIFA Points you have several ways to build up your Ultimate Team according to your wishes.

In FUT’s Draft mode, you can use 300 FIFA Points to buy rounds where you choose from different formations and fill your team with random players.

Make sure that you have the right chemistry when you assemble your team. Afterwards you play four games with this team. And that’s where it gets critical.

You can choose whether you want to play online against other players or offline against the AI. Logically, the rewards are better online. That means: If you have a good team and shave your opponents anyway, then play online.

But you should notice that already in game 1: It’s not going to work out with a professional FIFA career this year, then you’re also good offline. You’ll get less rewards, but at the same time you can complete the milestones that will help you.

Should I buy packs – should I rather kick my money and my desire for FIFA into the garbage can? The question that comes up every year.

Right up front: whether to buy packs is almost a matter of philosophy. If you have “only” these 4600 FIFA Points and you don’t want to pay another Hunni for FIFA 22, then we tell you: Don’t buy a pack.

You know how it works: Packs are gambling. You can have Ronaldo in the first one, followed by Messi and Mbappe. But in reality you’ll only get useless garbage that can’t even be converted into coins or used for SBCs.

But if you should get so and so more FIFA Points spread over the FIFA – Season , you can also shoot your starting budget directly into packs and hope for the best. Good luck!

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Use FIFA Points at FIFA 22 Events – Wait for special cards
Are you someone who can wait at least a little bit after FIFA start to convert your Points into packs? Good, because this is a crucial key to success: Wait until the first Teams of the Week are released and only get packs when special cards can be included.

Don’t forget that right in October the Ones-to-Watch cards will be available and you’ll be able to get dynamic players that can even improve. At best, you’ll even be patient enough to get a chance at Team of the Year players – but they don’t come until January, so no shame if you want to use FIFA Points before then.

Use FIFA Points in FIFA 22: Here’s what you should do
Unfortunately, the answer is actually to wait. Don’t blindly pump in packs right away only to be disappointed. Don’t complete 15 draft rounds on the first day, only to be disappointed with only “okay” rewards. The connoisseur waits and invests at the right time.

But, as I said: If you buy more than 4600 FIFA Points anyway, it’s no use to save them for (the maybe free) FIFA 23. Then you can also open packs until you have CR7 in the team.

FIFA 23 RELEASE – WHAT IS KNOWN SO FAR

FIFA 22 is still in full operation, but in the background the game makers of EA Sports are already working on the next part – FIFA 23 will be released in autumn 2022.
But under which name will the classic game be continued in autumn 2022? As things stand, it is not at all certain that the game will continue to bear the name of the world association FIFA. We have the most important information about FIFA 23 for you, why the game series will get a new name and on which consoles the next part of the soccer simulation will be available.

WHEN WILL FIFA 23 BE RELEASED?

We can’t give you an official launch date for the next part of the FIFA game series yet. EA hasn’t communicated much in this regard yet, so so far we can only assume that FIFA 23 will be released in the period between mid-September and early October 2022, just like its predecessors. In the past years, the latest launch date of a FIFA game was October 06.