EA has no plans to sell coins directly

Upon release, his initial range was set at 200, 000 min and 400,000 max. All of his transfer market activity saw him selling at the exact minimum or maximum price range, and nothing in between. Essentially, coin sellers were using him to move 200,000 coins to Cheap Fifa 16 Coins  buyers

User comments in response to these claims add to the EA criticism, and accuse the US publisher of looking after only itself  which it again strongly refutes. Price ranges were implemented to benefit the entire community, it says.

EA has no plans to sell coins directly to players, and we believe the game benefits when the playing field is level for all and progress is achieved through playing matches, squad building,  transfer market trading, and making decisions with pack items.Has EA broken Ultimate Team, then?

Once the social media rage has died down, the consensus will likely be not quite. But has it dampened the thrill of purchasing Rob Green at a knockdown price once the rest of the world has turned in for  Fifa 16 Coins the night?
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