Not only have set pieces been improved from FIFA 23 Coins a mechanic perspective but they've also improved visually. If you consider strong players and players who excel in the air , becoming relevant in the current game, it's great to be able to see EA improve the quality of this area within the games.

Another feature that I am most interested in experiencing firsthand was the brand-new Physics system. With HyperMotion 2 being touted as an opportunity to incorporate more realistic games with physics, I was curious to determine how the changes would have any real impact. The result is a mixed bag regarding this aspect. On one hand, you can see the brand new ball's physics at the moment you switch on the play. The ball spins and turns real-time as you track the ball's flight.

However on the other hand, the features EA has highlighted in the pre-release, such as collision physics and deflections look and feel similar to the previous year. While the weight of the players has increased to a greater degree however, players continue to collide with each other , resulting in unrealistic collisions, particularly when you consider the habit of keeping that fingers glued to the sprint button.

A lot of the new deflections created by the extension of a leg or foot can only be observed through replays. In the the replays I've seen -- especially those of the power variety -- will cause some injuries. Deflections and 50-50s continue to be favored by the AI especially when you get used in the new body forms and what they mean for acceleration.

HyperMotion and realistic physics just aren't working. There's still too much sliding and unnatural movements which obstruct what could be real-world outcomes. Sliders like OS Community Sliders aid in slowing the game and make the game more sim, but they're buying FUT 23 Coins only able to do the job in the realm of physical simulation.