Why do FUT players cost more on PC in FIFA 23?The reason why FUT FUT 23 Coins items cost more on PC than they do on consoles is the common demand and supply rule of economics. The PC FUT market is not nearly as large as the console market, which brings prices up based on low supply.

You might be thinking that if there are fewer players on PC, then the demand would also be lower to balance it out, but that’s sadly not how it works. If there is one apple and two people that really want that apple, the apple would be way more valuable than if there are a million apples and two million people that want an apple. Particularly when there are also a million pears waiting to be snatched at the same time.

This fruitful comparison could not have been necessary to explain the FUT pricing issues if EA had done with the PC market the same thing they did with the console market. The previously separated PlayStation and Xbox markets were merged for FIFA 23 as part of EA’s expanded cross-play options. It’s anyone’s guess why the PC market was kept as its own entity, though it probably has to do with the notoriously widespread cheating on the platform.

If this is indeed the case, then EA needs to fix one issue (PC cheaters), so it can fix another (the FUT market disparity). We’re not saying this is impossible, but with the history of PC cheating and EA’s fruitless (last fruit pun, we promise) fight, it’s perhaps for the best to place your hopes elsewhere.Will EA keep the Premier League license after FIFA 23? - Dot Esports

Electronic Arts and FIFA could not agree on a new licensing deal, which means that FIFA 23 buy Coins  if there is going to be a new FIFA game at some stage, it won2019t be developed or published by EA. The publishing giant was lightning fast to announce its own successor, dubbed EA Sports FC, the first installment of which will come out in the fall of 2023.