Shot Assistance: Assisted – This will ensure your shot directions are always aimed towards the goal.

Turning these off tends to have detrimental effects to your game. This helps with the power and direction of your passes. Ground Pass Assistance: Assisted – Self-explanatory.By having this set to ‘Player Relative’ the direction you flick the analog stick is in relation to the player you’re controlling, and not in relation to the ball. Right Stick Switching: Player Relative – This FIFA 22 controller setting is only used when you flick the right analog stick to switch players.It’s not worth using, though, as it’s a little slow to actually switch. Icon Switching: Off – This is a new mechanic that allows you to press R3 to player switch.This allows you to take control of attacking runs off the ball. By pressing in both the left and right analog sticks, you can have the AI take over the run you’re making and switch to another player by flicking the right analog stick in their direction. Player Lock: On – This is a crucial FIFA 22 controller setting and will get you a ton of goals if you can use it effectively.This is a new FIFA 22 controller setting and one we’ve found particularly useful when defending in our time with the game so far. Clearance Assistance: Directional – Having this setting on ‘Directional’ means the AI will take into consideration the user’s directional input for where they want to clear the ball, but fully assists on power and picks the earliest available contact point.Stay away from the High option, however, as this takes too much control of player movements out of your hands. We prefer having immediate control of our players when we switch, but if you’re a newcomer, you could have this on Low. Auto Switching Move Assistance: None – If you switch to another player when you’re defending, having this setting turned on will essentially keep the player you Auto Switch to moving in his current direction for a short period of time.That way, the AI will always ensure you’re in control of the best player to challenge for both aerial and loose balls, while leaving you in control of player switching for the remainder.

Auto Switching: On Air Balls & Loose Balls – You can have this on automatic if you’re new to FIFA, but we’d recommend sticking it on air balls and loose balls.

This may sound like it’ll drag your players out of position, but with it off, we’ve found we simply weren’t intercepting opponents’ passes we felt we should have been.

Pass Block Assistance: On – This setting will cause your AI controlled players to attempt to intercept passes.

If you find it distracting, simply turn it off.

Next Player Switch Indicator: On – This highlights the next player you’ll switch to when you press LB/ L1 with a small, faint arrow above their head.

Timed Finishing: On – Timed Finishing is a big mechanic in FIFA 22, and while it may take you some time to get the hang of getting those green timed shots, it’s well worth taking the time to practice and get it right.

FIFA Trainer: Hide – This is just a little irritating if you’re fairly comfortable with FIFA gameplay, so we’d turn it off.

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