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How are you finding gameplay? I've seen a few leaked videos (including some on harder difficulties) and I'm not convinced, it looks like there's still no resistance in midfield and that goals come from either dodgy goalkeeping or defenders not being switched on...
Ah okay, nice. So I've been playing on Legendary/World Class and from an Attacking point of view, I feel it's much superior to FIFA 20. The off the ball AI movements work well. In terms of the Defending, it's alright. I wouldn't say there's much to rave over, I don't feel any significant differences from 20. And just to add, I'm not great on defending so maybe once I sharpen up, maybe I'll see some change.
As soon as you go into a game it totally looks the same as years before, but moving the players whilst on the ball feels much slower, and the passing is much much better. FIFA 20's short passing game is pretty terrible IMO because there's a lot of inaccuracy from all players ranging from the lowest overall players and the highest-rated players. FIFA 21's on the ground short passes are very good, and I personally enjoy the build-up play. The game does feel slower, and I'm a fan of it, I don't play much online anyway so for me, it's right up my alley.
Other small features I like are...
- The ability to change the shade of green on the pitch. There are 7 variations of green (Light to Dark)
- There's is a new net sound when you score a low shot goal (sounds great)
- If you play a player out of position in Career Mode his overall will go down, instead of staying the same. So Aubameyang at ST is 88, but on the LW he is 86.
- The atmosphere is again incredible, there are goal songs for Inter, AC, Madrid, and Dortmund and walkout songs for United, Chelsea, Atleti and much more.
- Development Plans for players. So training players like Tierney who plays as a Full-Back can be taught a new position like CB, but depending on the form they are in as a player, it determines how slow or how fast he can learn that position. So if he's in poor form it will take longer for his position change to happen or if he's in good form he can learn it quicker.