EA Sports is prioritizing gameplay enhancements in FC 26, focusing on community-driven feedback. The revamped gameplay includes responsive dribbling, simplified sprint styles, improving goalkeeper consistency, and altered tackle responses. Timed finishing has been removed, featuring low-driven shots instead. EA aims to address longstanding issues like rebound goals and defensive errors, leading to a more enjoyable experience for players. This approach marks a shift in EA's development philosophy, emphasizing user experience and foundational gameplay changes in its latest title.
One of the most significant alterations is the more consistent behavior of goalkeepers, who are now expected to push the ball out of play or pass it to teammates, addressing long-standing concerns.
The removal of the timed finishing mechanic allows all players to execute low-driven shots simply by double-tapping the shoot button, aiming to simplify gameplay and enhance accessibility for all skill levels.
EA promises a more responsive dribbling experience achieved through rebalancing animations and foot preference logic, enhancing player movement and overall gameplay fluidity.
Expect fewer excessive sprint types, moving back to three main sprint styles—Explosive, Controlled, and Lengthy—to reduce inconsistencies in player speed during matches.
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