For many years, we had a chemistry system that worked on the basis of a rating of 0 to 10 and a chemistry of 0 to 100. And our players could even have negative statistics with a chemistry lower than 5.
But that’s a thing of the past, that time is over! In FIFA 23, we are moving to a star system ranging from 0 to 3. And whatever happens, your players will have at least the statistics indicated on their cards. That alone is already nice.
Like every change, it’s always difficult to accept and understand it directly, so here are the scales of the number of players required to obtain chemistry stars.
Requirements to get Chemistry Stars in FUT 23
- Club: 2 players = 1 star; 5 players = 2 stars; 9 players = 3 stars
- Nationality: 3 players = 1 star; 6 players = 2 stars; 10 players = 3 stars
- Championship: 3 players = 1 star; 6 players = 2 stars; 10 players = 3 stars
- The coach is considered a player for his links (championship, nationality)
In total, a team can therefore have 33 collective stars (11 players x3).
What about icons and heroes?
Icons and heroes will have maximum chemistry if they are in their correct position. And they will count as 2 players for the nationality link. (For example: Mbappé and Eric Cantona in the same team = 3 French players).
The heroes follow the same reasoning, but with their championship. So if we take the example of David Ginola with Lionel Messi, that makes 3 Ligue 1 players.
The number of stars is therefore added if, for example, we take Kylian Mbappé and you have 1 other PSG player (=1 star). Next to that, you put 2 other French players, that makes you a total of 3 French players (=1 star). So Mbappé already has 2 stars.
The FIFA 23 beta has been officially launched since 08/11, but how do you get access to the beta and be able to play FIFA 23 in advance?
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