New FC 25 Pack UI Feature Finally Fixes a 10-Year Problem

New FC 25 Pack UI Feature Finally Fixes a 10-Year Problem, After years of community requests and feedback, EA Sports FC 25 has finally introduced one of the most long-overdue quality of life features in Ultimate Team — grouped pack displays in the “My Packs” section. It may sound like a small addition, but for longtime players, it’s a huge step forward in usability and player experience.

FC 25 My Packs: A Simple Change with Big Impact

Players can now see grouped packs in their “My Packs” section. If you have three 84×7 packs, they now show up as a single entry labeled “84×7 (3),” massively improving the clarity and efficiency when managing packs. Upon opening one, the count visibly drops to two, offering a slick and intuitive pack-opening experience.

While this seems like a minor UI tweak, it’s something players have been asking for over a decade. Previously, packs were scattered chaotically, making it a hassle to find the right one — especially during promos or reward redemption days when players might have 30+ packs stored. This change eliminates that clutter, allowing for faster navigation and a more enjoyable user experience.

Why Did It Take So Long?

That’s the big question on everyone’s mind. In a gaming landscape where quality of life improvements are seen as essential, EA’s delay in implementing such a basic fix has left many puzzled. “They’ve made this game actively hard to navigate over the last 5 to 10 years,” one creator noted, highlighting frustrations with outdated menus and tedious SBC processes. “No other game does that.”

Still, credit is due for finally delivering. It’s a sign that EA may be slowly prioritizing community feedback — a trend that many hope will continue with other aspects of Ultimate Team and FC 25’s user interface.

Marco Asensio Dream Chasers SBC: Worth the Grind?

Also live in Ultimate Team is a brand-new Squad Building Challenge (SBC) for Marco Asensio, released as part of the Dream Chasers promo. On paper, the card looks impressive: 5-star skill moves, 4-star weak foot, multiple positional optionsincluding RW, RM, CM, and CAM, and elite stats across the board. He also comes equipped with several desirable PlayStyles+ such as Travella+, Technical+, Pinged Pass, Finesse Shot, and Playmaker++ at CM.

However, community response has been harsh — over 70% downvotes on FUTBIN suggest that players feel it’s too expensive for what it offers. Requiring three squads, including 84-rated and 85-rated teams with informs, many see the SBC as overpriced for a 90-rated untradeable player from the Dream Chasers promo, which cannot be upgraded.

Is the Price Justified?

That depends. Stat-wise, Asensio’s card is well-rounded. Excellent long shots, top-tier passing, strong dribbling, and great chemistry potential with Spanish links and PSG/Villa connections (post-transfer). An Engine chemistry style irons out his agility and balance, making him a viable option for CAM or CM — especially with Travella+ making those outside-the-box shots lethal from the left side.

If you’re an Aston Villa fan, this SBC could be more appealing. Pairing Asensio with other Villa-based cards like Fantasy FUT Leon Bailey, Showdown Ollie Watkins, or even Team of the Year Emiliano Martínez gives your squad a unique edge. But for most, it’s a tough sell given the cost.

No New Evolutions… Yet

On the content side, it’s a slow Thursday — typical for EA. No new Evolutions, Pro objectives, or Milestones. Players did spot the return of the Dream Chasers trade-in for player picks and 84×7 packs, but outside of that, the game feels quiet.

The one silver lining? Leaked info from reliable sources like FUT Trader suggests a new Evolution mechanic called “Immortals” is coming soon. This will reportedly allow users to turn selected cards into icons or heroes, offering full chemistry regardless of their club or league. If true, this could revolutionize obscure league builds and let players breathe new life into fan-favorite cards that might otherwise be unusable in meta squads.

Could Asensio Become Evolvable?

While Asensio is currently not eligible for Evolutions, there are signs that he may be included in future seasons. If he becomes Evolvable — and can be turned into a five-star weak foot player with even more boosted stats — the value of the SBC may rise in hindsight. Until then, his price tag remains a key point of contention.

Marky Matchups Return with Good Value

Aside from the Asensio SBC, EA also dropped the usual Thursday content: Marky Matchups. This week features Porto vs. Benfica, Lyon vs. Lille, Roma vs. Juventus, and Manchester United vs. Manchester City. Completing all four segments earns you a tradeable Prime Gold Players Pack, with other rewards including a Premium Electrum Players Pack and Prime Mixed Players Pack.

Estimated total cost? Around 10,000 coins. But with smart use of untradeables, you could walk away with upwards of 25,000 coins in discard value alone — not bad for a weekly grind.

Final Verdict on Today’s FC 25 Update

While it’s not the most action-packed content drop, the introduction of grouped pack displays is a massive win for players and should not be overlooked. It improves daily interactions, especially during pack-heavy promos or reward sessions. As for Marco Asensio, he’s a technically strong card with a polarizing price tag — ideal for La Liga or Aston Villa-themed squads, but a tough sell for general users.

The Ultimate Team community might not always agree, but when a decade-long issue gets resolved, it deserves recognition. Let’s just hope this is the start of more smart, overdue improvements in FC 25.

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