This sets the severity of injuries, i.e., the higher the value, the bigger the chances of a serious injury. In contrast, many also lower this option to avoid having to deal with injured players. Some players like to increase this category so there are more injuries during a game. In the World Class difficulty, it seems that the CPU's passing is slightly higher than the players, so we decided to balance things out by reducing it an extra point.Īs the name implies, this option increases or decreases the frequency of injuries per game.
In this regard, both the player, and the CPU, seemed balanced.Īs with shooting, the passing only needs a light touch to improve the game's pacing. Shots grow weaker the lower this value is. Shots in FIFA 16 are strong but not too strong, so we decided to only slightly lower their speed. In the default settings, the AI can exchange the ball with infuriating efficiency. In this category we needed to slightly improve the efficiency of the player, worsening the passing skills of the artificial intelligence. Similar to what happens with shooting, the higher the value of this setting, passes will hit the mark with less frequently. We have chosen to leave this value in the predefined setting, because both the player and artificial intelligence will usually be able to hit the goal without exceptional placement. This setting defines shooting accuracy, and the higher the value, the wider the shot will go. Honestly, it seems that both need to have lower values, as the CPU in particular can make some crazy sprints down the sidelines, especially when playing on higher difficulties.
The higher the value on this slider, the faster players will reach their maximum speed. Still, we believe that these touches - especially for the AI - makes for a more realistic game. FIFA 15 was clearly excessive in terms of pacing, something the new edition is keen to reduce. Raising this option will increase the maximum speed of the players, which naturally greatly influences the pace of the game. Below you can see an explanation for each Slider and the values we chose for our setup.
FIFA 16 E3 MANUAL
Some players prefer to play with manual controls, adjusting the sliders to higher or lower values, but these are the most balanced settings for FIFA 16 in our opinion. We won't go so far as to say the game will become ultra-realistic, or that the experience will change dramatically, but we believe we have found a setup that removes some of the obvious advantages that favour the artificial intelligence and make it a fair, but challenging experience for the player.īefore we begin, it should be noted that these settings were implemented under the following conditions: World Class difficulty, 6-minute matches, normal game speed, and control settings divided between assisted or semi. The brave who decide to experiment heavily with these sliders and other settings, believe they have stumbled upon something of a holy grail amongst players: "the most realistic gaming experience of FIFA."įIFA 16 is no exception and includes the same Sliders system (also available in the playable demo). However there are many sliders, each with a value between 0 and 100 (50 is the default value for all), and if you don't know what you are doing, you can radically change the game experience (even spoiling it completely), although you can always return to the original values.
FIFA 16 E3 PROFESSIONAL
These sliders come into play in accordance with the game difficulty, if you setup the same sliders for Professional and World Class, the latter will continue to be harder than the first. This only applies to single-player though, since online play always defaults the sliders. Basically, sliders let you adjust gameplay characteristics, both for the player and the artificial intelligence. FIFA veterans already know about the Sliders system, since it was introduced years ago, but there are still a huge number of players who have not heard, or experimented, with this important section of the game options.
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