Among the new features of Fifa 20 is Strafe Dribbling, a new system that profoundly changes the management of the ball. Here's how it works
We're still a few months away from the official release of Fifa 20, but all the most important new features have been announced, starting with the new VOLTA mode that brings back street soccer in the video game. VOLTA mode, however, will not be the only novelty that fans will find in Fifa 20: big changes will also be made in the gameplay. Electronic Arts technicians have developed a new system for shooting, for the defense of the ball and especially for dribbling.
The goal of the U.S. publisher is to make it even more similar to reality soccer simulated.
The goal of the US publisher is to make soccer simulation even more realistic. One of the problems gamers have found in recent years is the dribbling system, which is considered too simple and limiting. The new system has been called Strafe Dribbling and allows to have a greater control of the ball and of the players' body during a dribbling, opening endless possibilities of action development. Here's how Strafe Dribbling works in FIFA 20.
Fifa 20: how Strafe Dribbling works
One of the most interesting innovations introduced by EA Sports in FIFA 20 is definitely the new dribbling mode. The Strafe Dribbling is an agile, quick and responsive game maneuver, it is performed by holding down the L1 button along with the left analog stick on PS4, LB with left analog stick on Xbox One and allows players to get a more precise and faster control in the movements and movements of the game. The new Safe Dribbling can also be performed in an angled version by activating the L1 + R1 + left analog stick on PS4 platform, LB + RB + left analog stick on Xbox One.
The Strafe Dribbling in the new gameplay
From the rumors spread in recent months it would seem that FIFA 20 will feature a slower gameplay, with a less suffocating pressing and more opportunities for players to create the action from the back. The advice to try the Strafe Dribbling is to try to create a good circulation of the ball to try to "spread" the opponent team and attack the depth.