FIFA 23 isn\u2019t even out yet and players hate the new chemistry system in Ultimate Team this year! But why is it proving to be so unpopular?<\/p>\n

Team chemistry is integral if you want to succeed in FIFA Ultimate Team as having high chemistry boosts the stats of your players. <\/p>\n

And while the general idea of having players from the same clubs, leagues, and nations in your squad remains in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team\u2019s revamped chemistry system, how it is calculated is very different. <\/p>\n

This has caused plenty of fan backlash for two main reasons.<\/p>\n

But before you find out why fans don\u2019t like it, read the complete guide to chemistry in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team.<\/p>\n

Major Problems With the FUT 23 Chemistry System<\/h2>\n

The two big criticisms of the new FIFA 23 Ultimate Team chemistry system are:<\/p>\n

It makes creating hybrid teams much more difficult<\/li>\n
Completing SBCs is more complicated <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Read More:<\/strong> How Does The FUT Cross-Platform Transfer Market Work in FIFA 23?<\/p>\n
Hybrid Teams are More Difficult to Make in FIFA 23 <\/h3>\n
The main reason fans don\u2019t like the new FUT 23 Chemistry system is that it makes creating hybrid teams much more difficult. This is particularly the case for players with less popular leagues or nationalities. <\/p>\n
For instance, if you wanted to fit Gareth Bale into your team on full chemistry, you would need a number of players from Wales or MLS in your team to do so. <\/p>\n
However, in previous FIFA games, you would be able to include him on full chemistry with just one green link. Although, this would depend on which formation you selected. <\/p>\n
If you\u2019re struggling to make a hybrid, we suggest you check out some of the best starter teams in FIFA 23:<\/p>\n