For the players of PES/eFootball out there who have migrated over to FIFA, welcome. I'm sure it's been hard to wait for "Friends Mode" to at least play with our best friends, but this game is the closest to PES Dribbling as you're ever going to get FUT 23 Coins. So, enjoy it before the "it's not responsive crowd" cry and EA is patching the game. When I'm on the ball, I'm left-sticking to get out of the way I'm able to block opponents and turn them around and even basic areas of dribbling are all better than last year.

I'm an avid fan of the way that the game feels as you play with the ball. It is also important to have games that emulate the different player traits. Tanks that resemble Yaya Toure will have a different feel than a youthful Neymar. Most players fall somewhere in between as those two examples represent extremes. a sense of weight with enough strength and control to tackle uphills with just a swipe of the left stick is what I enjoyed PES and am truly enjoying the dribbling of FIFA 23.

I've never been a skill guy, and even in real life I prefer the low-center of gravity dribblers, like Messi and Hazard as opposed to step-over players like Antony and Saint-Maximin. Technical dribbling is a great way to help players like myself bridge the gap between their skills online and working on it offline.

One of the biggest improvements to FIFA 23 comes via the new Accelerate feature. Many of the slow behaviour that people are complaining about are due to ratings and a lack of understanding of this feature. To help you understand, here's a image from an earlier EA blog that describes the three different archetypes for players:

These player archetypes are purely focused on their ratings, and it's crucial to know which players are yours and understand how they will perform and feel when you take all of these factors into consideration buy FIFA 23 Coins. For reference, here's a great Twitter thread explaining how this process works and how it affects players.