Penalties

Penalties

Penalties are possibly the easiest way to score goals, and losing them can result in very unpleasant defeats. To prevent this, go to the game's training mode and take the time charging penalties.

Try different types of beats, and forces players. This will make you familiar with the mechanics of collection, and prepared for the opportunities at stake.

Caprice on the accuracy ...

Adopted in version 2011, the system of game penalty charges requires you to trigger the shot button until the display goes for the accuracy bar. For more accurate kicks, always try to hit the green area.

If not, the chances of the player isolate the ball in the collection are huge, especially if the marker stops in the red area of the bar. In such cases, the only way out is hope.

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.. And strength of recovery

Once you master the precision system, it's time to get used to the power control of the kicks. Stronger beats are naturally more difficult to defend, but also are more likely to go wrong.

To charge a penalty tightly, hold the shot button until the bar is almost full, but never let the score get to the red, or the player will send the ball far from the goal. Train too, to get the hang.

Choose your best hitter

In FIFA 15, all team players (including goalkeepers) can be scaled to charge penalties. Simply hold the control of the right trigger (RT / R2) and select the batter.

Note that the table shows the attributes of the players in the "Pen" table. The higher the number, the easier the player will have to perform the charges. Note that the green area on the accuracy bar is higher for more skilled scouts.

Switch the corners of collection

Especially during penalty disputes, it is important that you switch the corners of collection, or the opponent will ease in defending the beats. Right-handed athletes are better able to kick on the right corner while lefties prefer the left side.

Train collections in every corner of the goal, using right and left handed batters. This will help in time of disputes, preventing his kicks become very predictable.

Use paradinhas and cavadinhas (responsibly)

The paradinhas and Cavadinha are devices used by skilled athletes (or tremendously irresponsible) to deceive the goalkeeper at the time of collection, making it easier to score. Nevertheless, the techniques are extremely risky, and if poorly implemented, may result in a lost chance.

To make a quick stop, press the shot button, and while the player runs towards the ball, press the same button again (see video). Note that the direction of the strike should be done after pressing the button a second time.

The Cavadinha is a bit simpler to implement, but as dangerous as the quick stop. To use it, hold the left shoulder button (LB / L1) and hit the penalty normally. In this case, it is much more difficult to direct the collection, so do not overdo the force.

Do not be distracted by the provocations of the goalkeepers

First seen in the game dedicated to the World Cup 2014, the goalkeepers teasers are also in FIFA 15, and are a beautiful weapon of goalkeepers to distract the batters.

The provocations are performed using the control action buttons (A / B / X / Y, X, Square, Triangle, Ball), and make the goalkeeper make gestures and poses to the batter.

Try to ignore the provocations, and avoid the "collection of suggestions" given by the archer. In this case, strong and high kicks are a good alternative.

Set the blind spot

Trick highly efficient in previous versions of the game, the blind spot can still be used in FIFA 15 for virtually indefensible charges. Hit requires a lot of training, so try not to run it in an important match before mastering the system.

To set a deadly shot, press the power bar halfway down, and then place the analog to one side, and climb up near the bar. In short, the collection must hit the point between the angle and the center of the goal (see video).

If you run the collection correctly, the player will hit the top of the network hard. In this type of beat, the goalkeeper has no specific command to defend the ball, totally dependent on luck.

-Pedro