I should hang my head re R2 and L2 skill

[vondave]

Despite owning Fifa 10 and WC game I've just read about a R2 + L2 skill move, referencing Iniesta as a good user of it

No idea what it is, could someone possibly help me and let me know what it does etc.

 

[Scutch]

It's a controlled and much slower paced dribble.

If used correctly, it can be very rewarding, especially in tight spaces. Some people don't use it too often, though.

 

[TikTikTikTikTik]

I'm constantly using it, aswell as the right stick to direct firsttouch control (very small movement, otherwise you tap it away).

 

[Rob92]

I use this move a bit, but I find it very unpredictable...
For example, in some directions you don't know whether you're going to sidestep or turn around, and it's a bit unresponsive sometimes causing you to take too many touches.

Add the fact that it barely works against pressuring compared to stepover/feint + exit move or a roulette and it probably isn't your best option, but it looks nice.

 

[vondave]

Great thanks guys will experiment tonight

 

[mfmaxpower]

Despite owning Fifa 10 and WC game I've just read about a R2 + L2 skill move, referencing Iniesta as a good user of it

No idea what it is, could someone possibly help me and let me know what it does etc.

Holding L2 by itself is for slower dribbling; it's also used for skill moves (tricks).

Holding L2 + R2 is for skilled dribbling - like doing a little shift to the the side. I find it can be very effective, but to it's also very unrealistic. IMO, it's a bit of cheat button - almost as if it's EA's way of making up for its rather poor dribbling system in general (PES dribbling in tight situations is loads better).

Don't get me wrong, I use it all the time, but I don't like it that much. Reminds me too much of the juke button from Madden.