If you want to win more matches in EA FC 25, you’ll want to use the best possible controller settings.
While there’s no one way to play the game, some controller settings are always considered as the meta. As long as you’re using a controller, the following preferences will be the same. Let’s take a look at the best possible controller settings you can currently use in EA FC 25.
Best EA FC 25 controller settings explained
While some of the settings will vary based on personal preferences, here’s the best possible combination to use in the current meta.
Category | Best setting |
---|---|
Preset | Competitive |
Auto Shots | Off |
Assisted Headers | Off |
Shot Assistance | Assisted |
Timed Finishing | On |
Auto Flair Pass | Off |
Through Pass Assistance | Semi |
Lobbed Through Pass | Semi |
Ground Pass Assistance | Assisted |
Cross Assistance | Assisted |
Lob Pass Assistance | Assisted |
Pass Receiver Lock | Late |
Precision Pass Sensitivity | High |
Auto Clearances | Off |
Clearance Assistance | Classic |
Jockey | Manual |
Defending | Advanced (only if you’re great at defending. If not, go with Tactical) |
Pass Block Assistance | Off |
Auto Switching | On Air Balls and Loose Balls |
Auto Switching Move Assistance | Low |
Right Stick Switching | Classic |
Right Stick Switching Reference | Ball Relative |
Right Stick Switching Sensitivity | 6 |
Next Player Switching | Closest to Ball |
Reaction Time Modifier | Off |
Player Lock | On |
Contextual Dribbling | Off |
Save Assistance | Assisted |
Analog Sprint | Off |
User Vibration Feedback | Enhanced |
Trigger Effect | Off |
There are not many changes in EA FC 25 when it comes to controller settings. One significant change is the introduction of the Reaction Time Modifier. It reduces the chances of the wrong player switch when you press L1/LB, but the next player switch target has already changed. I prefer turning it off, as I have learned to adapt myself to the switching delay in multiplayer modes.
Published: Sep 24, 2024 05:55 am