In EA FC 24, you can draw twice as many Team of the Year (TOTY) cards this year, and your chances have theoretically never been higher. But maybe you've already noticed how hard it is to get a TOTY this year. Meanwhile, the contributions of many fans confirm that the success rate this year seems to be extremely low.
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What is it about? Since last Friday, January 26th, all TOTY cards have been in the packs. Due to the women's team, 24 really strong cards were released at once this year. In terms of the number of players, the chance of getting one of the coveted cards has never been higher.
The reality, however, is quite different. TOTYs are a real rarity, even the "Honorable Mentions" that can be called Mini-TOTYs seem to be in short supply. And that's despite the fact that EA Sports has made a ton of upgrade packs available. This raises questions among the community.
Fans react to the miserable pack weight to the TOTY
An entry on reddit.com addressed the grievance of the TOTY event. Under the question "What does EA get out of this pack weight?" is diligently discussed by the disappointed community. In the EAFC community, "pack weight" is the amount of strong, rare, valuable cards that are in a pack. If many of these cards are in a pack, this counts as "good" pack weight. With a weak pack weight, on the other hand, useless and ordinary cards dominate the packs.
What are the reactions of the community? Many of the posts find a simple answer to the subreddit's question. They see poor pack weight as a simple strategy to get people to buy more and more packs.
For example, the top comment with the most likes about what EA Sports gets from the bad Pack Weight gives a simple, as well as plausible answer: "Money, a lot of it."
But even the people who don't invest money in shop packs are on the verge of despair. This is proven by another comment under the subreddit.
User makes more than 1700 upgrade packs, doesn't get a single TOTY
"This must be the worst pack weight we've ever had," begins the post by user 'rockethot'. He took the trouble to list all the upgrade packs he has crafted and opened since the release of the entire TOTY+TOTY Icon+Honorable Mentions+Twelfth Man. He comes up with the incredible sum of 1736 packs.
We've calculated how many rare gold players the unlucky guy drew without drawing a single TOTY card. Believe it or not, the user had to endure a whopping 5,710 rare gold players without a TOTY. We can only guess how many hours and how many nerves it must have cost to craft and recraft the upgrade SBCs in the end. In the end, however, he is left without a TOTY.
A similar fate befell user 'sushquad', who also opened an enormous amount of upgrade packs without getting TOTY cards.
Despite 17 TOTYs: German Youtube star with moderate ratings
A major content creator on YouTube also showed how difficult it is to get TOTY cards.
Who is it about? Content creator Simon Schildgen, better known as GamerBrother, was able to enjoy a TOTY 17 times. That sounds like a good haul at first. However, you have to keep two things in mind:
- According to his own statements, the YouTuber likes to invest 70,000 FC Points for a pack opening. For 12,000 FC Points, you pay almost €90 in the EA FC shop. In other words, the streamer spends a good 500 € for an hour of opening packs, and tends to spend even more. He therefore admonishes his community to watch him do it rather than buy packs themselves.
- Despite having twice the chance of a TOTY in EA FC 24, his haul is almost identical to last year. While there were fourteen TOTY cards drawn in FIFA 23, this year he has only 3 cards more, i.e. 17 in total .
In addition, the strongest and most expensive TOTYs, such as Haaland or Mbappé, were not part of his haul. On the contrary, he often drew the cheaper TOTYs several times. So it turns out that the chance of getting TOTY cards from packs is very low, even if you invest an extremely large amount of money.