efootball 2022 mobile

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Today We are talk about, Efootball 2022 mobile,

Over six months since a dismal launch s barely more than a bug invested demo    e football 2022 has taken steps in the right direction albeit tiny ones with its long-awaited 1.0 update most noticeably the bugs have all but disappeared but what remains is still a hollow shell of a football game that lacks depth modes and any real reason to play it consistently in truth it's still hard to recommend playing e-football even if it is completely free to do so it's all a bit sad really what was once a series considered the pinnacle of its genre in the glory days of pro-evolution soccer has devolved into this soulless impersonation,

it's reminiscent of those awful pandemic months when football took place in empty stadiums yes technically football was being played but it was nowhere near the same spectacle without fans a similar fate a football may suffer from sooner rather than later if big changes aren't made soon having had to have played a lot of e-football's earlier versions it may just be stockholm syndrome at this point but there does seem to be a freer flow to general play as players feel a lot less stiff to maneuver,

They're also more reactive no longer ignoring balls outside of their immediate radius although controlling them neatly can often be a bridge too far there is an increased sense of control in attack and defense too e football no longer feels like it's simply happening to you defense is by no means fully refined but improved shoulder charges and manual tackles definitely help you deal with opponent attackers with greater ease ai defenders do appear to wander out of position on their own accord though allowing for long through balls leading to goals happening way too often the ability to now press as a team and put pressure on the ball brings an edge of modern tactical play to e football that it desperately needs calling teammates for extra pressure,

And stealing the ball high up the pitch has led to goal scoring opportunities more often than not it's obvious that this as well as a couple of other gameplay editions were meant to be in e football from the start but instead it was released in a completely unfinished form these new additions don't completely solve the problems that initial release had though stunning kicks are a new quirk that allow you to hold down the right trigger and apply extra power to passes and shots although these do occasionally result in a spectacular goal you are far more likely to get the ball pinched from your toes,

As your player takes half a century to wind his leg up if you do get a shot away though there's a decent chance of it going in as goalkeepers seem more balanced now no longer reacting like daredevil hearing a brick smash through a window from time to time there are flowing moves to marvel at but they happen all too rarely with satisfying passing coming at a premium some passes will be laser focused and threaded through the eye of a needle while others slowly roll along the floor,

begrudgingly towards a teammate without feeling clear about what caused that difference in fact the only real consistency with e-football's gameplay is its inconsistency one moment you'll be jinking past the defender and curling one in the top corner the next you'll be trying to dribble only to find your player has a turning circle more at home in euro truck simulator maybe i'm being rude but the overall ai just seems pretty dense meaning playing against the computer is largely dull no matter what difficulty setting you choose they play in pre-described patterns,

that are very easy to work out that predictability has resulted in me scoring carbon copies of the same goal three times in a row from kickoff on more than one occasion things looking so easy almost too easy here no challenge playing online does add to the excitement providing welcome spontaneity to proceedings your options in where to do this are limited though as are most of the football's modes for a 1.0 release there's still a baffling lack of ways to play available with a long list of emissions,

that you'd expect as minimum there are still no online lobbies in which you can choose to play against a friend you can play against a friend offline but are limited to only nine licensed teams to pick from there's absolutely no online co-op there's no edit mode where you can change players and teams a staple option in past efootball,

and pro evolution soccers and crucially no master league that's a pez fan favorite career mode where many including me have historically found their enjoyment and it would have been welcome here even if that would mean playing against the anemic ai endlessly it really is disappointing that none of this is available especially when considering it's been six months since release and over two years since development began on e-football 2022,

one mode that has entered the frame of update 1.0 is dream team e football's take on fifa ultimate team in which you use both currency earned in-game and real money to build your ultimate squad of players and climb the online rankings while there is an obvious need for a free-to-play game to generate revenue somehow it's always disappointing to see this done via the pay-to-win route granted from only a few hours playing and no money spent i've already assembled a competitive team but the ominous specter of microtransactions still looms large ovary football with special player cards available in random chance packs that cost roughly one dollar or 79 pence each,

it's perhaps unfair to bash konami too much at this stage as these systems certainly don't seem as predatory as fifa's but it's something to definitely keep an eye on e-football 2022 is disappointing in so many areas that it's hard to see a quick fix forthcoming still missing many como's that any sports game worth its salt would have and with micro transactions baked into the core of its only fleshed out one there really is little to keep you engaged,

for a long stretch of time the one thing a successful free-to-play game needs to do the on-field action is undoubtedly improved but nowhere near the level of its pro-evolution soccer predecessors are not enough to be considered exciting or vitally fun it's no longer a laughingstock due to its most hilarious visual bugs being resolved but it's now just kind of sad it's off target and by quite a way for a reminder of what e-football was like when it launched check out my review,