Since EA Sports releases a version of FIFA each year, veteran players have little trouble adapting to the handful of new features and essentially picking up right where they left off.  Such is not the case with FIFA 16. The plethora of enhancements make it difficult to seamlessly transition from FIFA 15, as EA retouched so many aspects of the gameplay. If you’re a longtime FIFA player looking to take advantage of everything this title has to offer, we have the biggest gameplay tweaks you’ll see on the pitch. 

 

The relations between players can also possible to improved, but in order to do that, it’s necessary to adjust the team. Before buying players for the team, gamers should verify the connections intensity they will get. If they are sufficiently weak at a point that they can affect the chemistry, they should find players that can be well combined according to their nationality, league or club. A manager that can be well comprehended has more success probabilities than one with worse relationships with the players. That’s why the chemistry is improved if the manager’s nationality or/and the manager’s league is the same as most players’.

 

When the January transfer window opens around Europe players move clubs. New cards will be released in the new club but it will be done in batches a week or two after the player signs. All the existing cards for that player will be unaffected. But in packs will only be the version at the new club. So if Reus moved to Manchester United in January for example. There would be a new Man Utd version of the card put into packs. Usually the demand for the player is higher from people at the new club than people from the old club wanting to get rid. Sometimes a player might be transferred to a club not in Ultimate Team. Of course, the first round pick will always be from a selection of top-rated players (Ronaldo, Messi, Robben, etc.). After that is when things get tricky.

 

The first thing we’re gonna look at is the gameplay settings, and you should be turning off the radar only if you do not use it what so ever! If you do use it then obviously keep it turned on, if not then I’d recommend it off. The other thing to switch off is a new feature this year and that’s the FIFA trainer. This is literally only for brand new players who’ve never played a FIFA game in their life, so the chances of that being you is very slim so it’s also best off as it does distract users whilst playing. Having played the release version of FIFA 16 for a few hours now, I understand why these complaints have sprung up, but I think the changes that sparked them are for the better.

 

Many of the most annoying FIFA 16 problems will go away as demand for downloads slows and servers stabilize for online play. Here’s what you need to know about FIFA 16 problems and how to fix them on your own. When you run into FIFA 16 gameplay bugs or issues you will need to wait for a FIFA 16 update to arrive. The odds are good that we will see a FIFA 16 patch or update in October to fix some problems. While the attacking side of things has certainly improved, it’s on the defensive side of the ball that will feel most alien to pro players when they get their hands on the game. More than 25 new defensive features have been added to give those without the ball more of a chance of winning it back. Things such as aerial challenges, fake tackles, quicker changes of pace and direction and hard hitting full body tackles can take a player out of an attack or neutralize the threat.

 

This option is only available for the player, and controls the time you need to press buttons to fill the power bar. We like the default value, so we haven't altered this. Hopefully you found this Sliders guide useful. In our opinion these changes alter the balance of the game and make it more enjoyable. Of course this doesn't mean that it'll suit you. The important thing is to learn a little more about this side of FIFA and to try different things until you find your perfect set of values for the game.