To win a game in FIFA you need to control the game. To control the game, you need to have good settings for your controller. Here is the best settings for your controller to use for having the best experience in the game.
Best Controller Settings to Use in FIFA 23
First of Competitive Master Switch is mandatory for online game modes needs to be on and with that all of the following settings are locked and cannot be changed:
Contextual Agile Dribbling
Auto Clearances
Auto Flair Pass
Auto Shots
Assisted Headers
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However, there are some settings that can be changed, that can put an effect to the game:
Through Pass Assistance – Set on semi
Timed Finishing – Set on
Next Player Switch Indicator – on
Pass Block Assistance – on
Auto Switching – Manual
Auto Switching Assistance – None
Clearance Assistance – Classic
Player Lock – on
Icon Switching – off
Right Stick Switching – Classic
Right Stick Switching Reference – Player Relative
Ground Pass Assistance, Shot Assistance and Lob Pass Assistance are all Assisted since it helps you with aiming, and Lobbed Through Pass is on Semi
Save Assistance is Assisted
Analog Sprint is off in order to control how fast is the sprint.
Pass Receiver Lock – Late
Vibration Feedback and Trigger Effect are off because you don’t want your controller to be hard to press or to vibrate in an intense game