FIFA 23 guide: How to score easily from penalties and freekicks in the game
FIFA 23's Early Access phase has begun, with fans across the world doing their best to adapt to the changes introduced in the game. The latest installment in the iconic football simulation series features a host of new features and gameplay tweaks that have greatly altered and improved the overall gaming experience.
The changes made to set-pieces are amongst the most significant and noticeable differences between FIFA 23 and its predecessors. The reticle-based aiming system has been replaced with a more dynamic and creative direction-based system that offers gamers a larger degree of control over freekicks and penalties while putting a higher emphasis on in-game player stats.
As many eagle-eyed fans noticed during EA's gameplay reveal trailer, set pieces have changed entirely in FIFA 23. This is a rare occurrence, as EA Sports has retained the same mechanics for set-pieces since FIFA 19. Despite the convoluted and complex appearance of the latest system, it is easy to get a hang of once players get comfortable with the basics.
Scoring a direct freekick is by far one of the most satisfying and rewarding feelings in football. Every FIFA fan has tried to recreate Roberto Carlos' iconic Trivela freekick, and the new system offers the most conducive environment for players to score similar bangers.
The reticle for freekicks has been replaced by a small line indicating the starting trajectory of the ball. Players are also provided with a circle that depicts the spin that they put on the ball. You can use the right stick to change how the ball will be hit: with the outside of the foot, inside of the foot, chipped, or a knuckle ball.
These options are all viable depending on the situation, the placement of the freekick, as well as
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