Team of the Season is underway now and it’s time for the second, but first big one, of what is likely to be many Guaranteed TOTSSF SBCs. Today’s is the Community Voted one, which is more exciting than the EFL one from earlier in the week. If you’re looking to try your luck a little, here’s everything you need to know about how to complete the Community TOTSSF Guaranteed SBC in FIFA 20.
As is always the case with these kinds of SBCs, whether it is worth it is completely down to how lucky you get in the pack. If you get Joe Gomez, you’ve done really well, but the likes of Bentancur (who I got) and Lucas Leiva are only worth 40k.
That being said, you’ll probably be able to use them in another guaranteed TOTSSF SBC over the coming weeks if they’re not very good.
The SBC is coming in at about 80k, which isn’t terrible value. Here are the Community TOTSSF Guaranteed SBC requirements:
- Team of the Season Players: Min. 1
- Team Overall Rating: Min. 85
- Team Chemistry: Min. 60
How to Complete Community TOTSSF Guaranteed SBC in FIFA 20
The best thing to do for an 85 rated squad is to go for a couple of high rated players and balance them out with low rated ones. If you’ve got any League SBC cards going spare, now would be a good time to use them.
Also, if you’ve got a high rated untradeable Team of the Season already that you’re not using, maybe from the EFL Guaranteed pack or the Toney Season Objectives, you could use them here to bring the price down. Alternatively, if you’ve not got one, buy one of the cheap 84 rated EFL TOTS from the market.
You can then fill out the rest of the squad will lower rated cards that get good links to each other, maybe sticking to a league like La Liga or Bundesliga, where there are loads of cheap 83 and 84 rated cards. You only need 60 chemistry though, so you don’t need that many links and can have some people out of position.
That’s everything you need to know about how to complete the Community TOTSSF Guaranteed SBC in FIFA 20. For more tips and tricks on the game, be sure to search for Twinfinite or check out our wiki guide.
Updated: Apr 30, 2020 02:32 pm