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FIFA 23 Lengthy player meta nerfed in latest patch

EA Sports has pushed its latest title update for FIFA 23 and, in doing so, has “nerfed” one of the game’s most welcomed features.

Lengthy players, such as Alf Inge Haaland, who have proved extremely popular since the game launched have had their devastating abilities reduced – resulting in FIFA Ultimate Team once again favouring faster-paced strikers and wingers.

This was an issue with previous FIFAs, which turned into a landgrab for the players with the most pace, while making slower equivalents less effective no matter their real-life success. The new HyperMotion2 engine included a technology that redressed the balance – acceleRATE – which allowed stronger, less pacey players to still burst through defences thanks to extra short sprint pace. That has seemingly been greatly curbed with the latest patch, however.

Experienced FUT players are reporting their taller players are no longer working as well and are ditching them onto the transfer market in favour of replacements with more pace. Was good while it lasted.

Strangely, the November title update changelog doesn’t include the tweaks to the acceleRATE system, but does feature a “lengthy” list of other improvements and fixes:

Title Update 4 (November) patch notes

FIFA Ultimate Team

Made the following changes (as per the official FIFA 23 website):

Addressed the following issues:

Gameplay

Made the following changes:

Addressed the following issues:

Career Mode

Addressed the following issues:

Volta Football

Made the following changes:

Addressed the following issues:

Pro Clubs

Made the following change:

Addressed the following issue:

General, Audio, and Visual

Made the following changes:

Addressed the following issues:

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