Dribbling skills and sharp reactions are required

Now that FIFA 16 has solidified its hold atop soccer gaming charts, it is the perfect time to look at improvements made from FIFA 15. Outside of the glamor and glitter of including women for Fifa 17 Points Account the very first time, EA seems to have done just enough to make the game seem ‘improved. ’SEE TOP 8 UPGRADES IN FIFA 16.

For the most part, the in-game menus are the same with a pretty nice facelift, might I add, and a host of technical gameplay features that have come under scrutiny. Nevertheless, there are plenty of great little tweaks that have culminated in a solid end product, but one thing is clear: EA has listened to fans and set about fixing these issues.

Here are 5 features EA adjusted: Pace No Longer EverythingOne thing every FIFA player hates more than anything is defending against pace. Even if you’re a fan of slapping the turbo chargers on, you’ve got to Fifa Coins admit it’s terrifying to prevent when a solely quick player is deployed against you. Now the game feels more technical, and less about sheer speed.

Ball control, dribbling skills and sharp reactions are required to harness the joys of pace, something that is more evident now than on previous FIFA games. This should hopefully prevent your team from falling foul of Victor Ibarbo  co. running wild all because of a little 90+ figure stamped next to their pace stats. Players need more than that to be successful on this FIFA.

Goalkeepers actually work; it’s a miracle. FIFA 16 instantly offers a bit of solidarity at the back, whereas FIFA 15’s biggest flaw was the fact that if a player has Fifa 17 Coins  a one-v-one chance, they won’t miss it if they simply finesse the ball lightly beneath the flimsy, non-existent goalkeeper.