When playing a football game, watching your own players celebrate after scoring is undoubtedly a happy thing for players, but what if your opponent scored? Watching your opponent celebrate may upset you.

 
 

Ever conceded a goal in a FIFA game and grumbled at your screen as you’re forced to watch your opponents celebrate? Of course you have. Well, good news is, FIFA 22 is changing things up in that department, so that you may instead watch the sad looks on your team’s faces instead of the happy faces of your opponents.
 
One of the more interesting notes from the deep dive was one not exclusive to FUT. An all-new setting to the FIFA series which will allow you to look away from your celebrating opponents after they've scored a goal. “While celebrations are an important part of real world football, we know watching them can be a frustrating experience for some players,” FIFA Ultimate Team lead producer Mike Barnucz writes.
 
“That’s why we’ve introduced new Celebration Camera Focus settings that allow you to focus on either your team's reaction or your opponent’s celebration when conceding a goal.” Instead of watching your opponent slide on their knees, make a heart with their hands, or just excitedly jumping around, you can check out how your own players are reacting to the goal instead.
 
By default, the camera angle of "FIFA22" will still focus on the goal celebration, but you can change the camera angle of focus to let him focus on the disappointed reaction of your team's players. This function can be used not only in FUT, but also in all game modes.
 
Of course, "FIFA 22" has changed more than this one. It has also greatly changed the way of playing on the court, redoed the career mode, and modified some key elements of the player's career mode.
 
FIFA 22 will land on the PS5/XSX/XSS/PS4/XB1/PC/Stadia platform on October 1, and the game will also land on the Switch in the Legacy version. If you need FIFA 22 Coins, then we rvgm.com is the best place for you!