I'm an avid fan of the way the game plays when you're playing with the ball FUT 23 Coins. Additionally, I want games to recreate the different characteristics of players. Tanks such as the one of Yaya Toure are going to appear different from young Neymar. A majority of players fall between since those two players are extremes.
But the sense of being heavy with enough strength and control to tackle through the obstacles with a simple turn of the left stick is what I loved PES and am thoroughly enjoying the dribbling in FIFA 23. I've never been a skilled player, and in reality, I'm more a fan of the low center of gravity dribblers, like Messi and Hazard and not step-over traders like Antony and Saint Maximin. Technical dribbling lets players like me to bridge the gap between their skills online and practicing it offline.
One of the most significant changes to FIFA 23 is through the new Accelerate feature. The sluggish behaviors that players are complaining about are tied to ratings as well as lack of knowledge of this feature. For reference, here's image from an earlier EA blog that outlines the three different player archetypes:
The archetypes for players are dependent on ratings, which is why it's essential to be aware of your players and how they react and behave when taking these factors into the equation. For information, check out this Twitter thread explaining how this process works and how it affects players:
I'm a big fan of these three enhancements. Concerning balance, Accelerate offers those longer striders cheap FIFA 23 Coins, like Halaand, a effective way to counter the meta that is short and agile players. My only criticism is with regard to the general premise of HyperMotion 2. It's how it affects team defense.
