Losing after spending money.

Okay, so, i have been playing EAFC/Fifa UT since its inception & prior to that as well when the mode didn't exist, nor did online play whatsoever.

I play it every single year without fail, however I quit "champs" back in 2020? Because it just felt like no matter what I did, my players had concrete on their feet, before 2020, I was regularly finishing well each weekend, at the expense of my mental health, social life & wallet.

And as the years have gone by, I have sat back & watched as EA made it more about spending money than about the game play, which is understandable given thats what a business is... 

I believe it was fifa 22 that I left after just 1 month of playing & similarly with 23.

I came back because of Evos, however, now Evos has become less about experience & grinding & more about spending money, especially when even the bad evos are 50-100 points for things like "+2 for agility" or some sh*t.

One thing I hated more than anything is when they nerfed SBCs & made it so you couldn't delete your club & start fresh, they took away the ability to grind SBCs for free packs, I think it was like a nationality SBC & a league SBC? Where you'd get a Jumbo Rare Players pack & a Ultimate pack? Or something like that & they were all tradeable.

Then they introduced market limits so there were ceilings to players worth, so then people couldn't grind for coins with buying & selling.

Every single time a new method had come along for a player to be able to play without spending money, they'd nerf it, thats why when we grind these "live events" we get like 3x84+ packs for days of grinding? 

You know when you're in an abusive relationship with a girlfriend/boyfriend but you have Stockholm syndrome & you undyingly defend & support them even though they are destroying you in every way imaginable? 

Thats EA Sports, oh, one more thing, has anyone noticed that you can play exceptionally well up until you spend any real money? Then suddenly your players are sluggish & play like a bronze squad? Funny that isn't it.