With FIFA 23 upon us, players are always looking forward to one of its biggest elements: Ultimate Team. The tweaks from last year to this are small, yet big enough to register. Chemistry is different, for example. Yet for those who are interested in SBCs and making the most of their squad chemistry, this guide will tell you everything you need to know in order to get loyalty in FIFA 23.
FIFA 23 Loyalty Guide
When it comes to acquiring loyalty in FUT, some things never have to change. These two ways are how you do so:
- Players from packs are automatically loyal.
- Players that play 10 matches for your club become loyal.
That’s it. And yet, it may become a bit tedious to get every player up to 10 matches played—especially if that player isn’t even someone you want in your squad. Say you want a specific player for an SBC, then what?
Fortunately, there’s a way to work around the 10-match minimum that will take a fraction of the time.
How to Do the Loyalty Glitch in FIFA 23
Once you boot up Ultimate Team, make sure every player that you need for the loyalty bonus is in your squad. If you’re submitting a squad specifically for an SBC, simply copy the squad from the SBC page and put it into a new squad of your own.
Next, you’ll want to take your squad to the Live FUT Friendlies page and pick from any game mode. From there, players will need to play 10 matches—but they won’t have to complete them in order for it to count. You can quit a match after just a few minutes and it will still count as played. Do this 10 times and the loyalty bonus will have been achieved.
For now, that’s all you need to know in order to get loyalty in FIFA 23. Despite the chemistry tweaks to FUT in FIFA 23, some things do not change. Loyalty will remain an important part of the FUT and SBC process.
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