Month: March 2015

It’s no doubt that the nature of the game’s transfer market has been changed after the new 1.05 patch coming to FIFA 15 Ultimate Team, you will see a Price Ranges of players in the transfer market, this will help you to save some FIFA 15 Coins, maybe cost more, who knows?

With the new Price Ranges, all FUT items, including players, in-forms, consumables and club items now have a price range that sets the highest and lowest Coin prices that each can be sold for on the transfer market.

EA Sports says the new feature is designed to:
Help FUT gamers understand the value of the players in their Club.
Make high-rated players more attainable for all FUT gamers and ensure a level playing field.
Further restrict illegitimate coin transfers on the Transfer Market.
The publisher adds: “Although the new FUT item Price Ranges will differ from current prices, their relative value to other player items on the Transfer Market will remain consistent in order to maintain a level playing field for everyone.”

All Price Ranges will be universal across Xbox, PlayStation and PC.
When you list an item on the Transfer Market, the range at which an item can be sold will appear. These price ranges will be set by the FIFA Team based on analysis of past Transfer Market prices.
Open bid transfers will be unavailable after Price Ranges have been activated. In order to list an item on the Transfer Market, you will have to set a “Buy It Now” price within the Price Range.
The Price Range for each FUT item will be set wide enough for you to still enjoy trading on the Transfer Market.
The Price Range for certain players may be adjusted in the future as we work to improve this feature over time.
New ‘in-form’ FUT player items will receive a Price Range upon release

What do you think about the Price Range?EA Sports says the changes will have long-term benefits making FUT more fun and fair for everyone. Are you agree with EA’s word?

Earlier today, EA Sports released a new update for FIFA 15 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC, adding some new content and addressing issues raised by the community.

Split into current-gen and last-gen, here’s the full list of patch notes:

PS4, Xbox One, PC

Added the MLS expansion teams Orlando City and New York City FC to the “Rest of the World” league for Kick-Off and Online Matches.

Stability improvements to EASFC Match Day Challenges, Pro Clubs, and Online Seasons. Fixed stability issue around requesting a substitution in Player Career. Addressed issue where some players were not able to unlock certain boot packs for their Virtual Pro.

Names of scouted players in Career Mode are now more reflective of their country of origin. Stability improvements to Friendly Seasons in FIFA Ultimate Team Seasons. Improved ‘Compare Price’ functionality in FIFA Ultimate Team when comparing prices for consumables.

PS3, Xbox 360

Added the MLS expansion teams Orlando City and New York City FC to the “Rest of the World” league for Kick-Off and Online Matches.

Stability improvements to Online Friendlies, Kick-Off, Co-Op Seasons, EASFC Match Day Challenges and FUT Friendly Seasons. Names of scouted players in Career Mode are now more reflective of their country of origin.

Improved ‘Compare Price’ functionality in FIFA Ultimate Team when comparing prices for consumables. Improvements to the Transfer Market search functionality in FIFA Ultimate Team.

EA also warned that there will be some maintenance tonight as they prepare for an important change coming to FIFA Ultimate Team. How big of a download was the update for you?

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We can see Price Ranges introduced in the FUT transfer market released by EA Sports, where you buy your FIFA 15 Coins from, this news broke within the last hour. the transfer market closing for a short time and servers being taken offline for maintenance after this news.

Just after 6PM UK time, we saw a message in regard to the FUT Transfer Market and Price Ranges. This included a link to a blog post explaining that the new features would restrict illegitimate coin transfers, make the playing field more level with the high-rated players more attainable by everyone, also it would help FUT gamers get to grips with valuing their club players.

Other notable updates from EA Sports FIFA in the last hour included, “Price Ranges will begin to roll out platform by platform after #FUT maintenance is complete”. The maintenance is planned to end around 9:30 pm tonight, March 9 2015. A few minutes after the above message was shared, we heard that “All FUT items will feature a minimum and maximum coin Price Range that they can be sold on the Transfer Market”. This certainly clarified a few things for the gamers.

You can see a number of other quotes left by EA Sports below, which also detail some of the finer information that the players wanted to know. If you still have unanswered questions, feel free to leave those comments below.

Price Ranges will be universal across Xbox, PS, & PC. Open bid transfers will be unavailable after it launches. Ranges will be based on analysis of past & recent FUT 15 market prices, and wide enough to enjoy trading. New IFs will receive a Price Range upon release. Ranges for certain players may be adjusted in the future.

We would love to hear your thoughts on this change and if you welcome it, or have your doubts. What other questions do you have in regard to the Price Ranges for FUT 15 Transfer Market?