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DagsJT
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Even Andorra and Kazakhstan are masters at holding the ball up and stringing together passes.

Even Andorra and Kazakhstan are masters at holding the ball up and stringing together passes.
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Indeed, it isn't you. I have the same problem. We already concluded that the game is not in balance about defending/attacking. Defence is much harder than attack.I can't defend!!!
Maybe I am playing it like PES were my reaction was to run to the atacker to tackle them, instead of waiting for them to come. The CPU holds the ball so well, it bloody annoys me.
Any tips?
You can't mate. Analog only. Wake up and join the 21st Century.
i prefer dpad for footy games.
Its a matter of getting used to it Jonney. I couldnt use Analog for SHIT during its early days. Now I find its second nature.i prefer dpad for footy games.
Please don't jokeIt is stupid that play euro/fifa people can't play without analog.
Will EA be releasing a patch for this? because its a disgrace if they don't. Putting the lack of licenses aside, the official teams(Portugal,Italy etc.)either have missing kits or old kits and not to mention EA haven't bothered making keepers kits
Does anyone know if they will?
They never release patches for kits or graphics for FIAF so my guess is no.
It is stupid that people still play with d-pad. Why would you want to use an 8 way d-pad when you've got a 360 degree analog stick?
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yea exactly. i prefer the dpad has its more accurate and pin point for me
I have never got a penalty yet...
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