FIFA 23: Finally a Bull’s Eye Again

FIFA 23 finally gets real innovations again: Standards are much more data-based, for free kicks we specify exactly the trajectory, pay attention to the stats of our kicker, decide exactly where we want to kick the ball. Also, everything about new sprint types, technical dribbling, the coolness attribute and the pro mechanic power shot. FIFA 23 – The world premiere.

FIFA 22 made only small steps forward, with FIFA 23 EA Sports finally wants to make a leap again: Completely new standards, new sprint mechanics, technical dribbling, HyperMotion 2.

FIFA 23

and it feels surprisingly different from FIFA 22, for example when cover star Mbappé flicks the ball up with his studs, then heels the leather just above his head and volleys it away. Everything is a shade more individual.

Not revolutionary, FIFA is still FIFA, and soccer isn’t Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, it doesn’t reinvent itself every year. But we really like how spritely Mbappé feels. His drive, how he pulls off sprints and rows his arms. Or even how he pulls off his nasty feints – leaning to the right, pulling through on the left. Or even tunneling the defender, giving the ball just enough spin that it bounces off the studs and the opponent accidentally gives us the deadly pass.

One of FIFA 23’s biggest innovations is much more data-driven standards: Distance to goal, trajectory calculation, player’s stats, completion percentage – all of which gives us much more brain fodder to put the thing in nicely with free kick god Toni Kroos

Then there are completely new sprint mechanics. Players are now differentiated into three categories: explosive sprint, controlled, and long-term sprinter. That’s interesting because these types of players can often dominate a team’s strategy. For example, in the German national team, we had a defensive leader in Philipp Lahm who provided an enormous number of set pieces for goals because, although he wasn’t the fastest, he was an absolute endurance runner. He permanently ran the whole distance from back to front, which made the German game very unpredictable. FC Bayern still uses this tactic today to keep an incredible amount of pressure on the opponent’s goal for almost the entire match, a true German virtue. Borussia Dortmund also drives this hard pressing.

Excellent FIFA 23 analysis from FIFA pro DICO

<p><strong class="title" title="Die drei Sprintarten in FIFA 23 wirken sich deutlich aus: Es gibt etwa Fußballer mit explosivem Antritt, dessen Raketen-Antrieb nach dem ersten Sprint ausfällt und sie langsamer werden. Und es gibt die Marathon-Läufer, die ihre Geschwindigkeit lange halte">The three types of sprint in FIFA 23 have a significant effect: There are, for example, footballers with explosive drive, whose <a href="https://esportsbet.club/tag/rocket/" class="st_tag internal_tag " rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Rocket">rocket</a> propulsion fails after the <a href="https://esportsbet.club/tag/first/" class="st_tag internal_tag " rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with first">first</a> sprint and they slow down. And there are the marathon runners who keep their speed for a long time</strong></p><p></p><p>There are players like Cristiano Ronaldo who can always add another 15, maybe even 20 percent during sprints, which is often the difference between professional and world class in the end. So we need to pay much more attention to data and stats in FIFA 23, because there are athletes who can combine explosive speed with long sprints. But much more often you&rsquor;ll have the situation where your athlete is explosively power sprinting for a short distance, but then slows down, because very few soccer players can hold full speed for a long time. And then there are guys like Van Dijk, who is very massive but well-trained – he&rsquor;s not a lightweight who goes off like a rocket, but after initial teething problems he really pulls through and can overtake explosive sprint guys, which is an exciting nuance.</p><h2 id="abschnitt-mit-dem-neuen-powerschuss-faehrt-man-in-fifa-23-hohes-risiko-aber-wenn-er-sitzt-dann-sitzt-er">With the new power shot you drive high risk in FIFA 23, but when it sits, it sits</h2><div class="description"><p><strong class="title" title="Spannend am Powerschuss: Via L1 und R1 können wir auf der PS5 die Schussleiste bereits aufladen, bevor wir das Leder annehmen und dann mit Vollspann Volley abziehen. Oder den Ball kontrollieren, ausholen und mit maximaler Präzision in die Maschen drücken.">What&rsquor;s exciting about the power shot is that we can use L1 and R1 on the PS5 to charge up the shot bar even before we take the leather and then pull off a full-span volley. Or we can control the ball, take a lunge, and push it into the net with maximum precision.</strong></p></div><p></p><p>We really like the power shot. There are also experts in real soccer for shots on goal from 25 or even 30 meters, such as a Toni Kroos. But we have to create the exact right situation for it, because the Powershot only works when we have space and a bit more time. If we press L1 and R1 simultaneously on the Playstation 5, this special shot charges up. The player then takes a very long swing with his foot, which of course makes him vulnerable to tackles and straddles – this is where that famous “nothing ventured, nothing gained” plays into it. This is also very cool staged, with the camera literally zooming in on the ball and celebrating the animation. We can influence the intensity of this powershot, i.e. put the ball into the net with a full-span shot. Or give it real force, but also a certain spin to the left or right.</p><div class="description"><p><strong class="title" title="Der Powershot in FIFA 23 ist eine schöne Mechanik, die Risiko belohnt. Denn wir brauchen dafür Platz und Zeit: Der Verteidiger kann jederzeit reingrätschen und hat genug Zeit, zu überlegen wie er unseren Schuss blocken soll.">The powershot in FIFA 23 is a nice mechanic that rewards risk. Because we need space and time for it: The defender can rush in at any time and has enough time to think about how to block our shot.</strong></p></div><p></p><p>A lot of this depends on a player&rsquor;s stats, a Haaland or Toni Kroos who have very high stats in shooting technique is more likely to succeed with such a bomb than a less accomplished athlete. Of course, only time will tell how the whole thing is received by the community and how it performs in the actual match in the long run, but it replicates quite nicely that difficult situation a pro faces when pulling the trigger from 30 yards. Anyone who&rsquor;s played soccer knows that you can&rsquor;t just turn the leather in from that distance – the ball loses momentum in the air, it comes in with too little pressure and the trajectory is too easy for the goalkeeper to anticipate. As a rule, you can&rsquor;t shoot with full tension, because if the angle from the instep to the ball isn&rsquor;t 100 percent, the ball goes into the clouds.</p><div class="description"><p><strong class="title" title="Er hat die Haare schön: Schmutzig werdende Trikots gab’s schon in FIFA 22, dieses Jahr sind die Haare dran, die bei entsprechender Geschwindigkeit dynamisch im Wind liegen, gerade bei Kollegen mit entsprechender Haarpracht.">He&rsquor;s got the hair nice: Dirty jerseys already existed in FIFA 22, this year it&rsquor;s the hair&rsquor;s turn to be dynamically in the wind at the appropriate speed, especially for colleagues with the appropriate hair splendor.</strong></p></div><p></p><p>In that sense, we think it&rsquor;s an exciting mechanic because even in real soccer, there are very few world-class players who can bang in a situation like that at 30 yards. That will definitely be a pro mechanic because charging needs to be practiced. If you charge to about 40 percent, definitely below 50, you can shoot the ball flat, with a lot of power. In addition, FIFA pros can use the whole thing very tactically: For example, we can charge up our striker&rsquor;s power shot in the 16th box before he receives the ball, and he&rsquor;ll slam the ball into the box unstoppable. As I said, we&rsquor;ll have to wait and see how well this can be countered. In addition, EA Sports always has the problem of patches that make launch versions unnecessarily worse because you&rsquor;d rather take the Dulli with you instead of using the Pro.</p><h2 id="abschnitt-die-standards-lassen-sich-in-fifa-23-deutlich-praeziser-und-datenbasiert-reindrehen">The standards can be turned in FIFA 23 much more precise and data based</h2><div class="description"><p><strong class="title" title="In FIFA 22 waren die Ladies noch kleinere Männer, für FIFA 23 haben sie ihr eigenes HyperMotion-Motion-Capturing spendiert bekommen. Fußballerisch ändert sich dabei wenig, lediglich einige Animationen wurden den echten Stars nachempfunden.">In FIFA 22 the ladies were still smaller men, for FIFA 23 they got their own HyperMotion-Motion-Capturing. Football-wise, little has changed, only some animations have been modeled after the real stars.</strong></p></div><p>The standards are going to be very different in FIFA 23 because we&rsquor;re getting a lot more data at our fingertips. To take the example of Toni Kroos. It says: Shot power 89, Curve (Andrehen) 86. Distance to goal: 21.5 meters and depending on how we now draw this yellow shot line and its angle of rotation, the game calculates the probability of the goal, which is wild. This can be really decisive when it comes to the last minutes of a game and we have to sink the standard. You could also say that it goes a bit in the direction of PES, i.e. standards become more tactical. For example, we see a virtual circle around the real soccer ball in front of us and can now use the stick to specify exactly where we want to hit the pill, i.e. with which area of the foot and instep, which ultimately dictates how much spin the leather develops.</p><h2 id="abschnitt-sehr-detaillierte-profi-analyse-der-neuen-standards">Very detailed professional analysis of the new standards</h2><p><iframe data-deferlazy="1" title="FIFA 23 ● Die NEUEN STANDARDS erklärt & angespielt!" width="640" height="360" src="about:blank" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen>

Footballers yawn now, for everyone else briefly explained: if you take the ball at the lowest point and push your leg fully through, you pull off full-span. If, on the other hand, you take the leather at the side, you can give a lot of spin, which makes the ball spin a lot in the air and makes it hard for the goalkeeper to anticipate where it will land. One of the reasons why soccer teams spend an incredible amount of time on standards, because that’s the easiest type of goal to score if you know how to spin the ball as far to the right or left as possible at the top. That’s because the keeper can’t get there, depending on his height and jumping ability. A small detail: In FIFA 23 we can now move the fingers of goalkeepers while jumping, i.e. we can stretch out completely and deflect the ball at the last second.

The new attribute calmness calculates the coolness of a player: How controlled does he finish, how does he withstand pressure? This also calculates the miss rate in FIFA 23 – a player with a low calmness value makes more mistakes and shoots penalties wen

Also funny and inspired by real soccer: Also in FIFA 23 we can now put a player behind our wall during standards, so the shooter can’t take a low shot. These used to be quite popular, because the goalkeeper can see and judge them much worse than high balls. We are a bit surprised that this brilliant standard mechanic does not carry over to penalty kicks. There, there’s just a virtual circle that turns red, yellow, or green, and the closer rather is around the ball, the more optimal the shot intensity. This circle stands for the point of calmness, i.e. how concentrated the soccer player is when finishing, which is an important attribute in FIFA 23. We know this from real soccer: World Cup, final, the veteran puts the ball in cool, the newcomer puts it into the clouds because he is too excited. Let us know on Facebook if you’d like to see a second part: There’s still so much to tell – about technical dribbling, new types of passes via outward, heel, volley, fresh corner variations where we turn the ball in hard, put it in via full-stretch, lobs, arcing lights etc..

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