FIFA 16 Available Today, Post Your Impressions

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As I understand, its a - no. While I still havent found answers to mentioned questions, after some more re-search, I`ll probably skip this years FIFA and PES. Funny how many reviewers said this is a fantastic year for football games, but mostly the same old problems do persist.

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Quote: Originally Posted by circle

As I understand, its a - no. While I still havent found answers to mentioned questions, after some more re-search, I`ll probably skip this years FIFA and PES. Funny how many reviewers said this is a fantastic year for football games, but mostly the same old problems do persist.

Ya don't waste you're money on 16 unless you find it really cheap. Go with 15 if things frustrate you on 15 then you saved money to be frustrated because 16 doesn't really fix any issues , and uses smoke and mirrors to trick you at first to think it's improved.

After enough time on 16 I'd actually say it's worse than 15 just because it's the same issues not fixed and nothing's done any better to warrant purchase.

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[Matt10]

I can't speak on manager mode, stadium changing, etc - but from a gameplay standpoint. Everything that was wrong with 15, is fixed with 16. Enough said. So if you are particular on how the actual game is played on the pitch, you would be wise to get 16.

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Hmm, two completely different answers. But thanks anyway. What Im going to do now is to download FIFA 15 demo, since it is still there and I will try it out and compare both, at least from a demo perspective. FIFA 16 is still quite expensive, while you can get FIFA 15 for less than 10 pounds at some places.

[bad_philanthropy]

I'm loving the game, but I still think there are way too many central defenders who are able to play a slick, continental style on the ball. I'd like to see lower rated CB's have to make more conservative plays with the ball than they often do. Goes for keepers as well generally speaking.

[timmuh1515]

I keep really wanting to enjoy this game. Fifa brings some really nice visual elements and the game feels more sim then 15, however, the gameplay engine needs a complete makeover.

At some point Fifa will take a risk to start from scratch but they risk a lot of easy money doing so.

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Quote: Originally Posted by timmuh1515

I keep really wanting to enjoy this game. Fifa brings some really nice visual elements and the game feels more sim then 15, however, the gameplay engine needs a complete makeover. At some point Fifa will take a risk to start from scratch but they risk a lot of easy money doing so.

They said they were making FIFA 16 for two years and they changed its core. FIFA 17 will contain only improvements on this years core/engine and various bug fixes. I just cant remember where I read it. Anyway, it looks like FIFA game to me, no very drastic changes, but EA claims they`ve changed a lot.

And my personal thingy, I`ve tryed out FIFA 15 and compared it to FIFA 16. One of the main things that I noticed was how funny player models did look in FIFA 15. Theyr waist was way too long and sometimes shoulders way way too big. Compared to that, FIFA 16 has much better ones. Other than that, game is slowed down, defence might be better this year and you cant exploit fast players that much, but I`ll probably take a turn to Football Manager 16 this year or as zanner mentioned, If there will be an opportunity to take FIFA really cheap, then I might do it.

[ISS72]

While I'm loving the game with my own sliders and the dynamic camera.
But not being a PC gamer, the only downer is the way certain stadiums change the dynamic camera, either being too zoomed in or too high.
White Hart Lane and San Siro being two prime examples.
(I'm a Spurs fan as well!)
It's not a problem when I play friendly games as you can choose the stadium, but it spoils other game modes for me.