Making Crossing Satisfying Scoring from a cross in FIFA isn’t particularly fun or satisfying. But used just right, it’s the ball that can truly destroy a well-marshalled defence. It’s not an easy thing to execute, and used in the wrong situation it’s really easy to put the ball out of play. It’s like a through ball but with much more purpose.
Hold down R1/RB in FIFA 16 and the subsequent pass will carry additional power. Pass with Power and Purpose Elevating the importance of the midfield is also accompanied by new modifiers which allow players to be much more potent. Games can still be end-to-end affairs, but it’s one of the small changes that definitely gives renewed focus to midfield play. It all means the midfield – the key creative area of a game – isn’t so easily bypassed anymore. Players Better at Intercepting Players across the pitch have much more awareness of the ball as it travels through space, and if it’s within reaching distance they will stick out a foot to trap an errant pass and steal back possession. It eliminates some of those freaky long-range efforts that would’ve snuck in last year. For instance, in FIFA 16, goalies are no longer caught off guard when there’s a shot from distance, since they can now backpedal while keeping an eye on the ball.
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FIFA’s done a lot of work since the switch to PS4 and Xbox One to improve its keepers, but they still ran into problems dealing with situations that wouldn’t trouble most real-life keepers. You want them to save most reasonable attempts on goal but you don’t want them to be perfect, saving every single shot. Goalkeepers Make Less Silly Mistakes Goalkeepers are tricky to get right. It’s the defensive equivalent of a step-over. You can perform a ‘fake’ tackle, which can be used to lure attackers into committing early. FIFA 16 let’s you tackle in the air when a loose ball is falling. Quality Tackle! For as long as I can remember there’s been two types of tackle in FIFA: the subtle one, where you stick a leg out and hope to retrieve the ball, and the slide tackle, where’s it all or nothing. It’s as if the centre-back now has the ability to communicate to those around them, shouting at team-mates to track a run or maintain their shape when under pressure. Your Team Has Your Back The team works much better as defensive unit, with players in support maintaining their shape and adapting in response to the attack team.
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