FIFA Mobile Chemistry Guide: Boost Your Squad Like a Pro

Chemistry in FIFA Mobile becomes available when you reach Level 7. You have at least two players with 80 OVR or more connected to each other. Below that, Chemistry doesn't even activate.high chemistry can transport your team further than simply having high OVR. Like, an 82 team with 120 chem? Way more silky than an 85 team with 50 chem.

Player Links: The Real Deal

Chemistry operates in terms of connections between players—find the green lines. Players receive chemistry boosts if they are from the same club, league, or nation. A few players from the same club or country provides a small boost, but piling on more of the same league or club turbocharges it further. It's as if your team is hearing the same words—literally.

Don't Get Too Rigid

Yes, you can construct your entire team from a single club or league, but that becomes dull quick. And it's a hassle when you want to fit in new event cards or promos. Better strategy is to construct a solid core (such as most of your players from the same league), but have some flexibility left over. That way, you don't get stuck when something new and shiny comes out.

 

 

Manager & Formation Tweaks

Your manager actually comes into play here. Choose one that plays the same league or nationality as your team for some added chem points—it's having a coach who just understands the squad. And occasionally, just adjusting the formation or switching two midfielders will transform those dismal grey links into joyful green ones. Won't cost anything to do it.

Maxing It Out

The maximum chemistry you're going to achieve is 120, and each and every point counts on the pitch. Improved passing, improved runs, improved atmosphere all across the board. Just keep trying things out—watch those arrow, experiment with different combinations savvy, and don't hesitate to put out some new lineups.

Bottom line? Chemistry's about getting your team to play like a team. Do it, and the difference is night and day.

 

Written By - Farjana Jamal, Freelancer, India Today Gaming