EA has released a day one patch for FIFA 14, which fixes bugs found in the Skill Games and Creation Centre modes of the game. It will also smooth over general "minor stability issues." Any EA Sports Season Ticket holders playing FIFA 14's early access version are advised to download and apply the patch before attempting to play. In other FIFA news, the development team are looking into tweaks that will address some attacking options in the early version of the game that feel a good deal overpowered.
"Our commitment to improve FIFA 14 is ongoing, and regular feedback from our fans helps us prioritise and identify future improvements" said a post on the official FIFA forums signed by the development team. "We wanted to take this opportunity to address a few more items that we continue to work towards. Firstly, we got some great feedback on gameplay during the demo and early access period, including:
- The effectiveness of headers from corner kicks and crosses.
- The effectiveness of finesse shots.
- The accuracy of lofted through-balls.
"We look to update you in the near future with good news on the identified gameplay tweaks."
"Finally, we're aware that some users are experiencing freezes during the game," the post reads. "We continue to investigate these reports internally, and with our partners, and will update the community when we know more."
Source: OXM
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"Our commitment to improve FIFA 14 is ongoing, and regular feedback from our fans helps us prioritise and identify future improvements" said a post on the official FIFA forums signed by the development team. "We wanted to take this opportunity to address a few more items that we continue to work towards. Firstly, we got some great feedback on gameplay during the demo and early access period, including:
- The effectiveness of headers from corner kicks and crosses.
- The effectiveness of finesse shots.
- The accuracy of lofted through-balls.
"We look to update you in the near future with good news on the identified gameplay tweaks."
"Finally, we're aware that some users are experiencing freezes during the game," the post reads. "We continue to investigate these reports internally, and with our partners, and will update the community when we know more."
Source: OXM
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