As you all may know, the FIFA 12 beta has been leaked by playtesters and much gameplay has been circulating social media recently.
Unfortunately, the beta has now been closed due to many leaks. Let's take a look at some of the gameplay leaks related to the FIFA 22 beta.
This was the FIFA 22 Beta main menu that was leaked massively. For this beta, EA was more concerned about the gameplay feedback.
Here is the new and updated "choosing teams" interface for FIFA. What are your thoughts on the FIFA 22 beta so far?
Here's the "select sides" menu in the beta. The background is definitely FIFA 15 vibes all again. Hopefully, we see it in the official FIFA 22 game.
Some FIFA 22 beta in match gameplay was also leaked. Here is the face of Kevin De Bruyne on PS5. Credit to the legend: @FIFAWitcher.
Players now use "warm up lits" during the starting match lineups. This is one of the new gameplay features that was introduced so far.
Not sure if this feature could be on the old gen consoles but this for sure adds a sense of realism to the pre-match cutscenes.
Another new realistic feature that was added into the FIFA 22 beta, is the heat map and expected goals of each player in the match.
FUTBIN is one of the most popular websites to get information about the market and allows us to trade with a very specific trading mechanic.
OTW trading is depending on your willingness to take risks and how you manage the risk. There is nothing wrong in buying players after they didn't perform and selling them on matchday in front of the starting squad announcement to gain little profits. The big profits will come from gambling but that is as well a part of trading.
Today there should be pitch notes released for Career Mode but some new features were discussed already so let's take a look at them.
High Rated Gold cards offer a great investment opportunity, since there is always demand due to new Squad Building Challenges, but this year they have quite an unusual price development. This Market Watch has a closer look at their potential future in terms of price.