'FIFA 22' Gameplay Trailer Reveals New Technology That Makes Missing a Penalty More Realistic
EA has just revealed more details about the next iteration of FIFA, and it seems to be more than just a change in number. Every year, the new FIFA brings more football. But this time, FIFA 22 will offer technology advancements and some great innovations. EA is leveraging next-gen technology to create a more authentic football experience.
Previously, all motion capture for FIFA was done in a single big room where one to three people simulated everything. This year, EA wanted to bring more ‘authenticity’ and hence they moved from a single big room to an actual football stadium. They did motion capture of all the 22 players simultaneously, monitoring all active and inactive players, to create a more natural football. You can now witness your teammates responding to your play even if they’re not directly involved. EA claims this was possible because of next-gen and hypermotion technology.
FIFA 22 will feature more tactics than the previous FIFA, making the gameplay more competitive. Players will now be able to customize their strategy on each half of the pitch. You can customize your tactics to play attacking football when the ball is in the opposition half, and defensive football when the ball is in your side. This offers more control over tactics, and if you want, you can play it like a chess game.
