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• Posted By : Donna Stella
• Posted On : Nov 11, 2023
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• Category : Other Blogs
• Description : This guide covers how to complete the SBC, including the cheapest players and requirements, as well as a deep-dive into the card stats with some comparison to similarly priced/rated forwards in the game.

Overview

• Morientes is currently coming in at around 150k total, although  Fut 24 Coins that is obviously lower if you use some of your fodder. Unfortunately, there is a serious fodder drought in the game right now - the big World Hero SBC requires 88s, and the various other SBCs that will come out over the next few weeks will require 86s. Is it worth your fodder? Read on to find out.
  
  The initial reaction to this card isnt excellent - there are already some fantastic forward options on the market for the same price as this SBC, or even cheaper. Here a look at some of the key stats on the Morientes card compared to Darwin Nunez, a card that costs less than the SBC and will receive upgrades in the future.
  
  Diego Forlan, Base FUT Hero - Much cheaper than SBC, with 86 Pace, 90 Shooting, and 85 Dribbling Smoralek, Base FUT Hero - Cheaper than the SBC with 91 Pace, 85 Shooting, and 90 Dribbling As you can see, there are some fantastic options out there already for this price point.
  
  If you are going to pick up Morientes, we think this card will perform best as a lone striker or in a partnership, probably with the Hawk (incredible shooting) or the Engine (boost that poor dribbling) chemistry styles.Morientes is not a brilliant SBC, all in all. He may feel decent in game thanks to Lengthy and that incredible Strength stat (a target man for sure), but for this price it very difficult to recommend this card. There are loads of other options in this price range.
  
  The throwaway comment piqued my curiosity. How did the phrase enter the commentary of the real game? How did Clive Tyldesley become aware of it? And what does he think PlayStation football actually is? I donrsquo;t know who first uttered the phrase while commentating on an IRL football game, and thanks to thousands of well-SEOed FC guides, I have no way of finding out. I do remember, almost a decade ago, Gary Neville said that David Luiz looked like he was ldquo;being controlled by a ten year old on a PlayStation. If yoursquo;ve ever watched David Luiz play, then yoursquo;ll know that a fair assessment, despite Neville subsequent apology.
  
  But it wasnrsquo;t until years later that the phrase took off in earnest. I donrsquo;t remember hearing it in commentary often, but it must have been said enough to warrant the meta phrases that pop up in the FC game itself. ldquo;It like watching a video game, or words to that effect, come out of Derek Rae virtual mouth as Charlie Adam hits Ronaldo Suii after scoring a particularly delicious goal. I see what you did there, Derek.
  
  The phrase has clearly evolved over the past ten years. Gary Neville comment was said with venom, a clear insult to Luiz erratic play. Tyldesley, on the other hand, was complimenting Spain on their passing triangles and comfortable, skillful performance. Which is more accurate to actual FC gameplay, to real ldquo;PlayStation football? Neither, really.
  
  Due to SBMM in Division Rivals, Irsquo;ve never matched up with a ten year  FC 24 Coins for sale old, or if I have, theyrsquo;ve been better than me. The only time Irsquo;ve seen an opponent close to Gary Neville assessment is after the third Charlie Adam rainbow flick sails over their keeper head and they start to seethe. You might see wayward slide tackles and wild volleys just before a rage quit, but even ten years ago kids were good at FC.