With free kicks in FIFA 13 you can have to three players around the ball. This will be a real delight for technically-savvy FIFA players, and will bring more skill into beating your man.
New moves and refined touches are introduced that allow you to select to use the inside or outside of the foot. In FIFA 13, the ability to go past an opponent with a simple change of direction disappears. Physical challenges affect speed too in FIFA 13, with attackers being slowed or thrown off balance slightly if they get knocked while in possession. There will be better jostling between players, who can now use their shoulders and arms to help shield the ball or to tackle an opponent. It includes a new series of animations to enhance the realism even further. This engine has been enhanced in FIFA 13 to remove bugs. The impact engine is the technology that’s designed to make collisions between players more realistic. In addition, some attackers will be better than others at avoiding being caught offside, while others can perform smart tactical movements to punch holes through for the wingers or fullbacks to run onto. The AI (artificial intelligence) of the attackers has been improved in FIFA 13, and players will now move around intelligently depending on their location, what’s happening in the build-up and where the spaces are. The lack of options and opportunities when attacking was one of my main problems with FIFA 12. It’s likely to be the same with first touch control in FIFA 13, and hopefully, like tactical defending, there will be an option to turn it off, if you need time to get used to it. Even experienced FIFA gamers were annoyed at first by the switch but mastering it felt oh-so satisfying. This change is similar to when tactical defending was introduced into FIFA 12.
Improper control of the ball could let your opponent in or cause the ball to run out of play. In FIFA 13, trapping and controlling the ball are influenced by variables such as positioning, responsiveness and the attributes of the player receiving the pass. Control will become a matter of skill rather than something automatic.
The new first touch control system will revolutionize the way you receive the ball.
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