AWESOME, could be even better if not for problems
posted by EvertonFC (BELLA VISTA, AR) Nov 1, 2010
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With so many improvements touted by EA for this year's edition of FIFA, my friends and I were beyond excited for FIFA 11. We were particularly excited about the increased passing difficulty as we were tired of getting thrashed by impossible 180 degree turn, no-look, 40-yard passes... however while this was improved, there are a multitude of other problems (some seen in previous versions, some new) that continue to frustrate me beyond comprehension.
That being said, I will start by saying I am a huge football fan and the FIFA games by EA is the franchise I enjoy playing the most. I like the features in FIFA more than any other football game, and the graphics and player movements (although maybe a little slow) are very realistic and well-done. The celebrations in FIFA 11 are outstanding and the overall game play experience I really do love.
The biggest problems are the online issues and difficulties that you go through every time you try to play any online game modes. In the first couple weeks following the game's release, it was near impossible to get matched up with another team while playing as your virtual pro. Over time this has become less of a problem, however my club still routinely has problems finding and matching us up with another club to play, we sometimes spend 5+ minutes searching. Then when we do find a club and start a match, FAR too often someone playing ends up getting dropped from the match. The person is random every time and is not having any other internet connection-related issues.
Offsides is outrageously frustrating and is called almost automatically regardless if the ball ever makes it anywhere near the player who is offside. If a player attempts to pass the ball to an offsides player, but the defense intercepts the pass 10 yards or more before the ball ever makes it to the offsides player, most often play stops and offsides is called, even though this is clearly NOT offside since the offending player never received the ball.
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