Then, when EA accidentally released a pack with
FIFA 23 Coins a trading Hero item for a low price of the 25,000 FUT coins, the market was hit by an abundance of low-cost Heroes that caused it to drop , and taking away the supposed value of the more rare items. People who held on to rare Heroes started selling them as they saw prices plummeting that put an ember into the flames. This is understandable, though given that rarer Hero items can fetch hundreds of real-world dollars for those who sell them through third-party platforms.
The mistake has been corrected, with the pack only being available for around 25 minutes However, the damage has been done. EA has yet to comment on the matter, and while the market has begun to rebound, the loss appears to be irreparable. it remains to be seen what the publisher will do to correct the issue.
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A mishap with one of FIFA 23's"Hero" packs has turned out to be quite costly when the tradeable FIFA Ultimate Team Hero product was placed on the virtual transfer market of the game at a hefty discount. Chaos ensued as players attempted to sell their belongings after their value plummeted trying to recover loss as the market overflowing.
FUT Hero items are rare which makes them valuable. Each one is associated with a athlete who's made a significant contribution to their club , or is a popular fan favorite due to a reason or another. A Hero item can go for hundreds of millions FUT coins each on the virtual transfer market or can be
cheapest FUT 23 Coins acquired by purchasing packs, though there are a small chance of winning one.
Then, when EA accidentally released a pack with FIFA 23 Coins a trading Hero item for a low price of the 25,000 FUT coins, the market was hit by an abundance of low-cost Heroes that caused it to drop , and taking away the supposed value of the more rare items. People who held on to rare Heroes started selling them as they saw prices plummeting that put an ember into the flames. This is understandable, though given that rarer Hero items can fetch hundreds of real-world dollars for those who sell them through third-party platforms.
