EA launches fan-inspired gameplay improvements

In their latest pitch ratings, EA Sports said they listened to the fans and gave us a taste of the upcoming changes for FIFA 20.

The time has come. We are no longer worried about this year's version of FIFA. Now we have our eyes turned to the future and FIFA 20.

Before E3, the EA Sports game team charged with creating FIFA wanted to be transparent and said that they were going directly to the source regarding improvements to FIFA 20.

In the last pitch notes, the team talked about some of the gameplay changes in the future. FIFA 20 make the game more realistic.

Some of the changes noted include the improvement of the I.A. in defense, coherence in 1v1 shooting, timed finishing bar, volley and shot cross, chained skill movements, positioning of the pieces, manual movement of the goalkeeper, overtaking, change of player.

Now, the thing like positioning the parts together should have happened a long time ago. The main problem that this fixes is to make sure that smaller players do not score large players. This is something that should have been corrected immediately.

One of the changes I'm very happy to see is an improvement in the timed finish bar. When executed correctly, shots are almost impossible to stop.

I think EA Sports made the task too easy, because almost every shot could be perfect once you understood. This should be something that should be used infrequently when you have the opportunity to shoot by the goalkeeper.

EA Sports decided to change the timing window and make sure that you need to be more precise when using the Timed Finishing bar.

If these changes meet expectations, FIFA 20 will be much more realistic and fans will certainly be happy to hear that. FIFA 20 is one of the games that will be highlighted at the EA Play livestream on Saturday, June 8th. FIFA 20 a specific part of the event will start at 11:00 am Pacific time.