mfmaxpower
International
- 29 July 2010
FIFA 15 is horrible, both on next gen and old gen. I bought it for my son and I pop upstairs to give him a game every now and then and if EA think this represents the beautiful game then they need their heads testing.
I really enjoyed FIFA 14 but this is awful. Defending is a joke, game is super fast - I dont want to offend anyone but this feels and plays like a child's version of cartoon football.
Maybe its because I play a lot of PES 2015 now, which is slower and far more realistic. But FIFA seems to take 2 steps forward and then 3 back.
Online its a mess. Games end with silly scorelines, like the old days. I played a kid the other night, he chose Real Madrid (boring) and I was Atletico. Score ended up 9-5 to me. Yep, NINE - FIVE.
Beneath the polish, amazing presentation and tonnes of stadiums there's such a hollow, shallow, childish arcade fest of a game here. And don't get me started on 'sliders'. I shouldnt have to tinker with them to make the game playable - and when you play with sliders, you fix one issue but break another.
Awful, awful, awful game and it shocks me how many Ultimate Team Zombies get sold by EA's Marketing Machine every year.
My son loves it. Although he is 8 years old.
Pretty much the perfect summary of FIFA 15. After playing 14 for almost an entire year, I can't believe how disappointing 15 is.
Went online yesterday for a few matches and the average goals per game was ~10. No skill involved. Played a few manual matches and goals per game ~8 with again little skill needed to create chances, despite very few decent passing movements due to manual issues.
Offline, sorry folks but sliders don't fix this game's most glaring issues, unless you've magically uncovered new sliders that dictate AI elements.
And good god, after playing PES (or just watching live games on TV) I have no idea how EA thought these new player models were a realistic representation of athletes.
Take PES and FIFA, mash them together and you'd have an awesome game of football. Each on their own is very difficult to find lasting satisfaction.