FIFA 18 Finishing Tutorial

FIFA 18 Finishing Tutorial

 

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FIFA 18 Finishing Tutorial

Tips to Score More Goals
 

Comrades! Welcome back to my FIFA 18 Academy, today we’re taking a look at some finishing tips.

I know the big joke this year is that it’s so easy to score, but as you’ll find out the more you play, the really good GKs are excellent shot stoppers this year.


 
 

Line Of Sight Is Important

Regardless of your shot type and power, you need a clear line of sight for the best shot. Obviously if someone is right in front of you, they’ll block your shot.

But you ever wonder how those long range wondergoals from crappy players go in, even from crappy players?

It’s a mixture of bad keepers and line of sight. If you have a clear path to goal and power your shots correctly with decent aiming, the ball will simply go in. You can score 25 yarders with pretty much everyone, even your GK or bronze players.

 
 

Body Shape And Movement Speed Is Important

If you shoot the ball at a full sprint, it becomes harder to time the aiming and power. You carry your momentum into your shots, so try to keep that in mind as you ready yourself for the finish.

Also, you never want to turn and shoot at the same time, unless it’s the only option available. Instead, you want to shoot in the same direction your player’s body is facing. This helps you maintain proper shooting form and you don’t have to twist your body strangely with some shoddy animations.

 
 

Near Post Vs Far Post

In FIFA 17, you shot to the far post diagonally most of the time. It was what worked.

In FIFA 18, this still works, but the near post is also solid. The general rule of thumb is that if you need to adjust your body for a cross post shot but don’t have time, shoot it at the near post. Don’t be scared of near post shots!

Of course, if you’re coming at the near post from a tight angle, it’ll be extremely difficult to slot it in, just like in real life.

 
FIFA 18 Finishing Tutorial
 
 

Shot Power Tips

The further you are from goal, the more power you need to generate. If you’re outside the box, 2 – 3 bars of power (depends on distance and player) will do it. Aim for the top corners to make the keeper jump and stretch far.

If you’re in the box, it would be ideal if you have the time to get to 2 bars, but often times you won’t. The reason I say this is because a lot of weaker shots get underpowered, making them easier for the keeper to save.

You have less of a chance of missing with 2 bars inside the box than with 1 bar, assuming you have the time to power up. If you’re close to the keeper, keep your shot low (tap shoot a 2nd time during your power up). If you’re closer to the edge of the box, you can still shoot high.

 
 

Shot Selection Tips

Outside the box straight shot? Do it regularly, with 2 – 3 bars of power.

Outside the box diagonal shot? If the coast is clear just do a regular shot, if there’s traffic in front of you and you need to curve it, do a finesse shot (hold R1). Finesse shots usually need more precise power and aiming.

Inside the box? Do a low driven shot. If you’re pretty open you can just go for it, if there’s some traffic or the keeper is getting very close, you can hold R1 to curve it a bit more.

Keeper way off his line in a 1v1 or just wildly mispositioned? Chip his stupid face! Hold L1 and shoot. You can chip to the far post from inside the edge of the box with really good players even.

 

Hope this helps a bit comrades! I’ll be back with another lesson soon.

 
 
? MORE FIFA 18 LESSONS
LESSON 1 – BASIC TIPS
LESSON 2 – DEFENDING
LESSON 3 – DRAG BACK SKILL MOVE
LESSON 4 – BALL CONTROL
LESSON 5 – FIFA TRAINER
LESSON 6 – HIGH LOB PASS
LESSON 7 – DEFEND LIKE A PRO
LESSON 8 – FINISHING
LESSON 9 – CAMERA SETTINGS
LESSON 10 – CORNERS