14 DAY TRIAL // The Team of the Week package for FIFA 16 is coming today, and gamers who pick it up will be able to get access to some of the most capable players who have shown their quality on the pitch during the previous weekend, including Luis Suarez, the current main striker at Barcelona, and Harry Kane, who is turning into a solid option for Tottenham Hotspur.
EA Sports is using both carefully aggregated data and reactions from fans to create the line-up and aims to give gamers as much variety as possible without featuring the same players over and over again.
The attacking line of the Team of the Week for FIFA 16 features Suarez, who is performing well and has no discipline issues, Harry Kane and Aubameyang, who is doing very well in the Bundesliga.
When it comes to midfield, which has become more important than before in the new football sim, the list includes Ferrera Carras, Felipe Anderson and Valbuena.
The defensive line of the Team of the Week is made up of Otamendi, Kurzawa, Korb and Jefferson.
The goalkeeper that EA Sports has selected is Keylor Navas, who might become the leading choice at Real Madrid.
Gamers will also be able to get access to a range of reserve players, capable in their own right, that can be used to plug gaps in the first eleven or to simply trade on the open market to get access to extra funds that can be spent on superstars.
The new version of the Ultimate Team mode for FIFA 16 does not include a huge number of innovative features but makes it more important for gamers to focus on Chemistry to have a team that can perform very well on the pitch.
FIFA 16 is focused more on build-up than on spectacle
EA Sports said before launch that it wants to deliver an organic set of improvements for the series that will encourage players to play beautifully, creating interesting moments that can be shared with the community and talked about with friends.
This means that it's impossible to use just pace and throw balls in order to get close to goal and win games.
Football fans need to make sure that their defensive is as solid as possible and that they focus on the midfield build-up and look for openings created by their opponents.
Strikers need to be more clinical than before, as there are plenty of matches where chances will be at a premium.
EA Sports has so far delivered two content updates for the title, which fixed some issues and tweaked the behavior of goalkeepers.
At the moment, the studio says that it is satisfied with the way the game plays and does not have plans to deliver any major changes in the future, although it will offer updates to deal with players ratings and other ways that real world teams change during a season.
EA Sports also hinted that it has plans for some big events that will feature FIFA 16 and will start taking place over the winter months.
.@LuisSuarez9, @HKane and Aubameyang in #TOTW 7! #FUT pic.twitter.com/4MhupI2ir9
— EA SPORTS FIFA (@EASPORTSFIFA) October 28, 2015