To make controlling your defenders a more rewarding and effective method of defending, we have made a couple of changes to the way that an AI Teammate will defend during the match.īefore we dive into the specific changes that were made to the defending that is done by an AI Teammate, we first need to define what an AI Teammate is.Īn AI Teammate is any player on the pitch that is not being controlled by either a human, or who is not a CPU AI Controlled Player, a term we have covered in previous Pitch Notes articles, that you can find a refresher on at the bottom of this article*.
We have heard the feedback from the community that it, at times, didn't feel like manually controlling your defending players was rewarding enough, and that letting the AI defend was effective enough that the reward of controlling your defending players wasn't always worth the risk.
In this title update, we have focused on changes to AI Teammate defending, the effectiveness of a well timed tackle in separating the dribbling player from the ball and the effect that defensive pressure has on a player's fatigue. This article will only be touching on some of the changes in this title update, for a full list of everything contained in this update, please check out this post. With the FIFA 19 season in full swing, we have another edition of the Pitch Notes, this time covering the changes contained in the fourth title update for FIFA 19, which is available now for all PC players and is targeted for release on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in the near future.Īs part of our continual effort to provide clarity around the changes that we make in the game, we will be focusing, in this article, on a few of the key changes in this title update, primarily around some of those that were made in gameplay. FIFA 19 Title Update #4 Find important information about all of FIFA 19's patches with key topics and headlines.
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