How do FIFA 22 inform upgrades work?
Here is a quick explanation of how FIFA 22 Inform upgrades work. EA works with a table of ranges for upgrades, here it is: Here is more detailed view of all ratings and it’s upgrades: Detailed list of rating upgrades for Featured Team Of The Week Items:
What happened to totw in FIFA 22?
With FIFA 22’s release, EA announced a major update on how inform upgrades work. During FIFA 21, TOTW was loosing it’s appeal while the season progressed, due to higher rated cards being released almost every week.
How do you get featured totw items in FIFA 22?
In addition, to be eligible for a Featured TOTW Item, a player’s highest rated Base or Performance-Based Item must be rated 80 or below and they must not have an active Live Item (Eg. Ones To Watch). Here is a quick explanation of how FIFA 22 Inform upgrades work.
When will FIFA 17 Winter Upgrades 6 be released?
FIFA 17 Winter Upgrades 6 Downgrades are released in February to replicate in the game what is happening in the real fields, improving the stats of the best players of the season.
Is there a correlation between the H2H seasons and the Ultimate Team?
There is a pretty strong correlation each year between the upgrades for the Head to Head Seasons and the upgrades for the Ultimate Team mode. Almost every single player upgraded for the Seasons mode is also upgraded for Ultimate Team. Here is the list of the H2H Seasons upgrades for the six biggest leagues.
FIFA 17 Ratings Refresh Rules
This year, Electronic Arts have changed the rules of Winter Upgrades. In fact, they were replaced by the FIFA 17 Ratings Refresh, which means that there are also downgrades. This is not the first time that players are downgraded in FIFA Ultimate Team during the Winter, but this is not happening for a long time.
Ligue 1 FIFA 17 Ratings Refresh
WINTER UPGRADES Edinson Cavani – Paris Saint-Germain – ST: 85 → 86 Kamil Glik – AS Monaco – CB: 83 → 84 Danijel Subašić – AS Monaco – GK: 83 → 84 Bernardo Mota Veiga de Carvalho e Silva – AS Monaco – RM: 81 → 82 Radamel Falcao García Zarate – AS Monaco – ST: 81 → 82 Dante Bonfim Costa Santos – OGC Nice – CB: 80 → 81 Mario Balotelli – OGC Nice – ST: 79 → 81 Thomas Lemar – AS Monaco – LM: 78 → 80 Adrien Rabiot – Paris Saint-Germain – CM: 78→ 80 Corentin Tolisso – Olympique Lyonnais – CM: 78→ 80 Morgan Sanson – Olympique de Marseille – CDM: 78 → 80 Florian Thauvin – Olympique de Marseille – RM: 77 → 81 Jérémy Sorbon – En Avant Guingamp – CB: 74 → 75 Malcom Filipe Silva de Oliveira – Girondins de Bordeaux – RM: 74 → 76 Alban Lafont – Toulouse FC – GK: 74 → 77 Dalbert Henrique Chagas Estevão – OGC Nice – LB: 74 → 77 Tiémoué Bakayoko – AS Monaco – CDM: 74 → 78 Emiliano Sala – FC Nantes – ST: 73→ 75 Alexis Blin – Toulouse FC – CDM: 73 → 75 Christopher Jullien – Toulouse FC – CB: 73 → 76 Rolando Jorge Pires da Fonseca – Olympique de Marseille – CB: 73 → 76 Wylan Cyprien – OGC Nice – CM: 71 → 78 Jean Michaël Seri – OGC Nice – CM: 79 → 80 Fábio Henrique Tavares – AS Monaco – CDM: 79 → 80 Younès Belhanda – OGC Nice – CAM: 79 → 80 Djibril Sidibé – AS Monaco – RB: 79 → 80 Alassane Pléa – OGC Nice – ST: 77 → 79 William Vainqueur – Olympique de Marseille – CDM: 77 → 79 Yoan Cardinale – OGC Nice – GK: 75 → 77 Lucas Deaux – En Avant Guingamp – CDM: 74 → 76 Casimir Ninga – Montpellier HSC – ST: 73 → 74 Baptiste Reynet – Dijon Football – GK: 73 → 76 Rémi Walter – OGC Nice – CM: 72 → 74 Karl-Johan Johnsson -En Avant Guingamp – GK: 70 → 74 Valentin Vada – Girondins de Bordeaux – CM: 69 → 73 Steve Mounié – Montpellier HSC – ST: 68 → 72 Gabriel Boschilia – AS Monaco – CAM: 68 → 73 Emanuel Mammana – Olympique Lyonnais – CB: 67 → 73 Lucas Tousart – Olympique Lyonnais – CM: 67 → 73 Gaëtan Laborde – Girondins de Bordeaux – ST: 66 → 72 Maxime Lopez – Olympique de Marseille – CAM: 60 → 74 André Franck Zambo Anguissa – Olympique de Marseille – CDM: 58 → 70.
LaLiga FIFA 17 Ratings Refresh
WINTER UPGRADES Gerard Piqué Bernabeu – FC Barcelona – CB: 86 → 87 Daniel Carvajal Ramos – Real Madrid – RB: 83 → 84 Bruno Soriano Llido – Villarreal CF – CM: 83 → 84 Steven N’Zonzi – Sevilla FC – CDM: 82 → 83 Carlos Henrique José Francisco Venancio Casimiro – Real Madrid – CDM: 82 → 83 Víctor Machín Pérez – Sevilla FC – RM: 82 → 83 Yannick Carrasco – Atlético de Madrid – LM: 82 → 84 Diego López Rodríguez – RCD Espanyol – GK: 81 → 82 Marco Asensio Willemsen – Real Madrid – CAM: 81 → 82 Carlos Vela – Real Sociedad – RW: 81 → 82 Víctor Ruíz Torre – Villarreal CF – CB: 81 → 82 Lucas Vázquez Iglesias – Real Madrid – RM: 81 → 82 Iago Aspas Juncal – RC Celta de Vigo – ST: 81 → 83 Sergio Asenjo Andrés – Villarreal CF – GK: 81 → 84 Wissam Ben Yedder – Sevilla FC – ST: 80 → 81 Samuel Castillejo Azuaga – Villarreal CF – LM: 80 → 81 Mario Gaspar Pérez Martínez – Villarreal CF – RB: 80 → 81 Jonathan Viera Ramos – UD Las Palmas – LM: 80 → 82 Manuel Trigueros Muñoz – Villarreal CF – CM: 80 → 82 Kevin-Prince Boateng – UD Las Palmas – CAM: 79 → 80 Mateo Kovačić – Real Madrid – CM: 79 → 81 Roque Mesa Quevedo – UD Las Palmas – CDM: 79 → 82 Kepa Arrizabalaga Revuelta – Athletic Club de Bilbao – GK: 73 → 79 Yeray Alvarez Lopez – Athletic Club de Bilbao – CB: 72 → 77 Gerónimo Rulli – Real Sociedad – GK: 82 → 83 Sergio Roberto Carnicer – FC Barcelona – RB: 79 → 80 Roberto Soriano – Villarreal CF – LM: 79 → 80 Nicola Sansone – Villarreal CF – LW: 78 → 79 Pablo Sarabia García – Sevilla FC – RM: 78 → 79 José Ignacio Fernández Iglesias – Real Madrid – CB: 78 → 80 Emre Çolak – RC Deportivo – CAM: 77 → 79 Daniel Garcia Carrillo – SD Eibar – CDM: 77 → 79 Sergio Escudero Palomo – Sevilla FC – LB: 77 → 79 Nicolás Pareja – Sevilla FC – CB: 77 → 79 Gabriel Appelt Pires – CD Leganés – CAM: 76 → 77 Victor Sánchez Mata – RCD Espanyol – RB: 76 → 77 Florian Lejeune – SD Eibar – CB: 76 → 78 Michel Macedo Rocha Machado – UD Las Palmas – RB: 75 → 76 Gerard Moreno Balagueró – RCD Espanyol – ST: 75 → 77 Francisco Rico Castro – SD Eibar – CDM: 75 → 77 Takashi Inui – SD Eibar – LM: 75 → 77 Theo Bongonda – RC Celta de Vigo – LW: 75 → 78 Manuel Alejandro García Sánchez – Deportivo Alavés – CDM: 74 → 75 Julián Omar Ramos Suárez – CD Leganés – RM: 74 → 75 Munir El Haddadi – Valencia CF – ST: 74 → 75 Rafael Santos Borré – Villarreal CF – ST: 74 → 75 Asier Riesgo Unamuno – SD Eibar – GK: 74 → 75 David García Zubiria – CA Osasuna – CB: 74 → 75 Jaume Domenech Sánchez – Valencia CF – GK: 74 → 75 Clément Lenglet – Sevilla FC – CB: 74 → 75 Raúl Rodríguez Navas – Real Sociedad – CB: 74 → 76 Sandro Ramírez Castillo – Málaga CF – ST: 74 → 77 David García Santana – UD Las Palmas – CB: 74 → 77 Antonio Manuel Luna Rodriguez – SD Eibar – LB: 73 → 75 Marcos Llorente Moreno – Deportivo Alavés – CM: 73 → 76 Carlos Martínez Díaz – Real Sociedad – RB: 72 → 75 Edgar Antonio Méndez Ortega – Deportivo Alavés – LM: 71 → 75 Jérémie Boga – Granada CF – RM: 69 → 72 Mikel Villanueva – Málaga CF – CB: 69 → 75 Carlos Soler Barragán – Valencia CF – CM: 67 → 74 Theo Hernández – Deportivo Alavés – LB: 66 → 74.
FIFA 17 Ratings Refresh FAQ
Q: How are players upgraded on FIFA 17 Ultimate Team? A: Different to what happens on other game modes, the players aren’t automatically updated throughout the season according to their appearances in real life. Some may receive In Form cards, but most players remain with the characteristics they were given at the start of the season.
FIFA 17 Ones to Watch Cards Overview
Colour | Black (with highlight stripes of bronze, silver and gold) How many Cards in FUT 17 | 23 + 23 How many times they are released | Two How often they are released | Only once each How long they are in packs | Seven to ten days When they are released in packs | September 30 and February 3 How big is the boost | The same of the respective TOTW card Date of the first card in FIFA 17 | 30 September 2016 First Card in FUT History | Released for the first time in FIFA 17.
FIFA 17 Hybrid Cards Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are Ones to Watch cards? A: Ones to Watch, commonly abbreviated to OTW, is a new In Form card category assigned to a very limited selection of players, replacing their regular cards from September 30 to October 10 (Summer Edition).
