If you want certain rewards in FIFA 20 Ultimate Team, you can’t avoid Squad Battles. However, very few players actually find matches against the CPU exciting – Here’s how to make them more enjoyable.
Currently, FUT players can earn Icon cards again with Icon Swaps 2. But this involves a lot of effort, especially the Squad Battles can be very exhausting and annoying.
Especially when currently 18 Squad Battles must be completed on Legendary or World Class difficulty to get the most out of the Icon Swaps.
What are Squad Battles anyway? Squad Battles are the single-player mode in Ultimate Team. You compete against the computer at various difficulty levels to receive weekly rewards, earn coins, or complete tasks.
That’s why Squad Battles can be annoying: The biggest problem for many players is that the fun of playing against the CPU is somewhat lost. Therefore, the required games tend to feel more like work.
For this reason, many FUT players completely ignore Squad Battles.
How to make Squad Battles more bearable
This is how the trick works: To make the Squad Battle games as pleasant as possible, there is a trick that allows you to ensure that the opponent leaves you alone and stops attacking.
Here’s what you need to do:
- Choose the easiest team. Preferably one with an overall rating between 60 and 70
- Start the game and quickly score at least one goal, or even 2 to be safe
- If you now have the ball, position yourself in the opponent’s half
- Press the shoot button and then quickly the pass button to feint a shot – that’s it
The result: If you’ve done everything right, the opponent will no longer attack you while time continues to run normally. After halftime, you can apply the trick again to have peace even in the second 45 minutes.
In this video by YouTuber “Der KC“, the trick is well illustrated.
While the game is running, you now have time to relax and do something else. But still, keep an eye on the screen from time to time, as it can happen that the CPU still regains the ball.
This is, however, quite rare if you’ve done everything right.
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