Madden 23 still features a "pay-to-win" component, as it has had for a while. However, with the advent of Field Pass, free-to-play MUT players will have a lot more freedom. Field Pass is a new feature that functions similarly to Madden 22's seasons but has been somewhat updated to make it simpler to obtain rewards simply by playing the game. Then, how does Madden NFL 23's Field Pass function? Let's look at it.
How Field Pass works
Field Pass ought to look and sound similar if you're familiar with the way San Diego Studios handles featured programming in MLB The Show 22. A Field Pass works similarly to the standard season passes found in free-to-play games, but there are no paid levels or fees to gain access. Users require XP to use Field Pass. We'll discuss how to achieve that shortly. Earn XP, and it will be stacked so that you can access new rewards included in the pass. Every level of the field passed results in a reward of some kind.
There are various types of field passes, ranging from those dependent on the season that has a predetermined duration. Other Field Passes have themes like Headliners and usually give users cards and other items related to a promotion.
How to get XP
Users must execute in-game tasks to get experience points and advance in the Field Pass. These goals may be stat-based, so some may involve reaching a specific number of sacks or throwing yards. Others could be finishing sets, making progress in other themed Field Passes, and accomplishing Daily Objectives on a daily basis.
If you ever want to check them, go to the Main Menu to see the Being's current objectives. From there, select the "View All Field Passes" tab under the Play section. When you click it, all of the field passes' active objectives as well as the incentives for reaching each tier will be shown.
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