So what’s the solution exactly? Well, for starters, there has to be more FIFA 23 Coins animations added to the game in order for the game to transition from one animation to another. If that’s not possible, then Konami needs to just allow the original button input play out and tune the collision system while also balancing the referee logic/foul system. Neither of these proposed solutions are easy fixes so it will be very telling to see if Konami can fix what wrong post-June 4.

Kickoff Glitch

If you’re not familiar with the kickoff glitch or personally haven’t happened to see it, then all I can say is “good for you.” Unfortunately, for those of us who play a lot of online matches, it’s something that rears its ugly head and needs to be fixed.

Konami was said to have fixed this, but it’s still highly prevalent and there’s really little you can do because you can’t pre-position your defense at the restart. You can try to go “all-out defense” by pressing down on the D-pad twice to drop your defensive lines, but even with that you’re still susceptible to conceding a goal right after kickoff. You’re almost forced to counter these cheap goals with your own 1-2 passing moves, but as someone who likes to play possession-based football, it’s not a realistic tactic as you very rarely see any team in real life concede in these tyFIFA 23 of situations.

Newly promoted (for the 2022-23 season) Italian side A.C. Monza has followed in the footsteps of Atalanta, Lazio, and Roma in signing a partnership with Konami. Despite not having a huge following, the more partnerships the better, even if you can’t technically use them yet because the modes are lacking and Konami hasn’t fully released all of the clubs available online for cheapest FUT 23 Coins offline play. When everything is going well in FIFA 23, it’s a really fun game. It is not up to par on the graphics front, and without Master League, edit mode, or a proper offline exhibition mode there isn’t much to do apart from playing online.