EA SPORTS FC 27
- Thread starter Chris Davies
- Start date
DarthKebab
Fully Assisted Noob
- 11 May 2008
I’m the same as you really, I like the idea of the crossing, making it more about aim and power.
Losing a defender dribbling is super hard as they are so aggressive and don’t get punished with fouls for charging into the back of you.
It’s weird I am finding it hard to play but not hard to win as the AI just keeps passing about the edge of the box looking for me to make a mistake by leaving a space.
I am just watching Spurs v Aston Villa on TV. There has been 4 goals in 86 mins. All of the goals would be impossible to get in FC 27 (at least using "Authentic"). That just sums up the game for me. It is still a pass or run to the box and press the shoot button simulator.
All these changes with "authentic" and the career mode dont mean anything to me and you can get as many new people in the positions saying the right things but it is plain to see, these guys still dont understand football and cant make a compelling game.
All these changes with "authentic" and the career mode dont mean anything to me and you can get as many new people in the positions saying the right things but it is plain to see, these guys still dont understand football and cant make a compelling game.
VierGraustufen
League 2
100% Analysis correct
Tuned in for my annual EA Play trial, which has saved me a ton of money throughout the 2020s.
It's cheeks. Midfield play non-existent, constant turnovers, build up play is a complete waste of time. And this was all on authentic mode, god knows what competitive is like.
FL27 again for me this year.
It's cheeks. Midfield play non-existent, constant turnovers, build up play is a complete waste of time. And this was all on authentic mode, god knows what competitive is like.
FL27 again for me this year.
sleevel
League 1
- 6 November 2024
Watch a real match and look for player’s “micro-adjusting” and jittering like a squirrel whose had too much coffee. You don’t see it obviously. Players do a lot of walking. So long as they’re generally in the right spot, they conserve their energy and hold their position with a walk, stand or light jog. Then watch the FC 27 highlights and you can almost see the “ideal position” indicator scurrying about. While tactically that ideal position drifts, it’s more of a large radius of “acceptable” positions and moving 1 foot to a slightly better position does not substantially improve the outcome, so players don’t do it. If they do need to adjust their position it’s usually a walk or a slight jog. In FC 27, it’s sprint-stop. Sprint-stop.
While this seems like an “animation thing,” it’s reflective of the ethos of the game. There’s no commitment to action. If a player is out of position, they should simply miss the ball, not teleport into position.