In FIFA 23, you can turn off the commentary that criticizes your play, so you don’t have to ask how you allow yourself to go down.
according to euro gamerthis new feature is rolling out shortly after FIFA 23 Early Access launched a day early on EA Play.
Hop into the settings and check the box marked “Disable Critical Commentary” to get only the best pep talks from Derek Ray, Stewart Robson, Alex Scott and more. Please enter!
Checking this box will prevent you from seeing comments critical of how you play. However, the normal comments they say during the match will still be visible.
It is possible that this feature was incorporated into the game to provide a more positive experience for some players. But if your kids will be playing the game too, it’s very useful. If you’re blaming it, it can get even worse.
However, this feature may still need work… During testing, Eurogamer discovered that disabling critical commentary during a FIFA Ultimate Team Division Rivals match had no effect at all. “Robson was still tearing up my finish and had some choice words for poor Mason Mount,” Eurogamer said.
Still, if it works, it seems like a handy edition for more sensitive players.
FIFA 23 officially launches on September 30th, but EA Play players and those who pre-ordered through Early Access can dive right in and take it by storm.
Want to know more about FIFA 23? Check out Ted Lasso’s additions to FIFA 23 to find out how the game was leaked a month early for some players.
Ryan Leston is IGN’s entertainment journalist and film critic.you can follow him twitter.
