Gameplay Setting
All Secrets of Gameplay Setting
Introduction
Hello Believers,
If you want to improve your gameplay—whether it’s VSA, H2H, or AI Matches—your GAMEPLAY SETTINGS matter a lot. You can access these settings by clicking the gear icon in the top right corner of your game menu. Once you’re there, select Gameplay Settings and you’ll see multiple options that we’ll break down below.
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Types of Gameplay Settings
Now, there’s no single best setting that will instantly make you a better player. You need to test different options to see what works best for your style. To make this easier, we’ve divided gameplay settings into two types of users: Fast Players and Slow Players.
In-game, players typically fall under one of these two categories based on their characteristics. Here’s how to know which type you are:
Characterstics of Fast Paced Players
If you’re a fast player, your style includes quick passing, always looking to get the ball to attackers in space, and creating quick counter-attacks. You probably rely on pace to beat defenders and score quickly. If your goal is to strike fast and often, you’re definitely a fast-paced player.
Characteristics of Slow Paced Players
If you’re a slow player, you prefer short, tiki-taka passing, keeping more possession, and patiently waiting for your opponent to rush so you can exploit open spaces. You focus more on tactics, avoid quick counters, and enjoy a possession-based approach. That makes you a slow-paced player.
Now, for each type of player, we’ve listed the ideal settings whether to turn them ON or OFF based on feedback from experienced players. Check them out below and adjust accordingly!
| Setting | Fast Player (🚀) | Slow Player (🐢) |
|---|---|---|
| Virtual Stick Size | ON (depends on your gameplay) | OFF (depends on your gameplay) |
| Floating Virtual Stick | OFF (depends on your gameplay) | ON (depends on your gameplay) |
| Button Size | ON (depends on your gameplay) | ON (depends on your gameplay) |
| Advanced Passing | ON | ON |
| Tap/Double-Tap Gesture Passes | OFF | OFF |
| Fast Power Up Rate | ON | OFF |
| Crossing Assistance | ON | ON |
| Player Auto-Switch | ON | ON |
| Player Auto-Switch Mode | OFF | OFF |
| Contextual Dribble | ON | ON |
Note: At the end, what matters is practice. So, remember PRACTICE > SETTING.
Most H2H players prefer a fast gameplay style, but it depends on the style you want to try or on which style you have mastery.
All Settings Explained
Here, you will get a proper explanation of each and every setting, and what each GAMEPLAY SETTING does in FC Mobile.
1. Virtual Stick Size
ON: Increases the size of the virtual joystick, offering more precise control, especially beneficial for players with larger fingers or smaller screens.
OFF: Maintains the standard joystick size, preserving the default control layout.
(This should be ON as it activates the virtual stick anywhere on the screen, providing flexibility in control placement.)
2. Floating Virtual Stick
ON: Allows the virtual stick to move freely with your finger, enabling customizable placement for enhanced comfort.
OFF: Fixes the virtual stick in a default position, providing a consistent control layout.
(This should be ON as it activates the virtual stick anywhere on the screen, providing flexibility in control.)
3. Button Size
ON: Enlarges on-screen buttons, making them easier to tap, which is advantageous for players with larger fingers or those using smaller devices.
OFF: Keeps buttons at their default size, maintaining the standard control layout.
(This should be ON as it increases button size for improved accessibility.)
4. Large Button Spacing
ON: Increases the space between buttons, reducing the likelihood of accidental presses and enhancing control accuracy.
OFF: Keeps button spacing standard, preserving the default control layout.
(This should be ON as it reduces accidental presses by increasing space between buttons, enhancing gameplay accuracy.)
5. Game Controls
ON: Positions the virtual stick on the right and other buttons on the left, offering a layout similar to traditional console controllers.
OFF: Reverses the layout, placing the virtual stick on the left and other buttons on the right, catering to different player preferences.
(This should be OFF as the virtual stick will be on the left and the skill move button on the right side.)
6. Gestures Only
ON: Disables the ‘Shoot’, ‘Pass’, and ‘Through’ buttons, relying solely on gesture controls for gameplay actions.
OFF: Enables the ‘Shoot’, ‘Pass’, and ‘Through’ buttons, allowing for a combination of button and gesture controls.
(This should be OFF as it keeps button controls active, allowing for a hybrid control scheme that combines gestures and buttons.)
7. Change Attacking Direction at Half Time
ON: Reverses the direction your team attacks after halftime, adding variety to gameplay and strategy.
OFF: Keeps the same attacking direction throughout the match, maintaining consistency.
(This should be OFF as it affects some tough and tight matches.)
8. Display Visual Feedback
ON: Shows visual cues for actions like passing and shooting, providing immediate feedback to the player.
OFF: Disables visual feedback, offering a cleaner interface without distractions.
(This should be ON as it shows visual cues for actions, aiding in understanding gameplay mechanics and player performance.)
9. Radar
ON: Displays a top-down view of the field, helping players track player positions and ball movement.
OFF: Removes the radar, focusing the view solely on the main gameplay area.
(This option should be ON as it displays player positioning during the match.)
10. Power Shot Zoom
ON: Zooms in during power shots, providing a cinematic effect and emphasizing key moments.
OFF: Keeps the standard camera view during shots, maintaining gameplay speed.
(This should be OFF because it distracts the focus on the ball if the power shot is not executed properly.)
11. Tips for Control
ON: Provides on-screen tips to assist with controls, beneficial for new players or those seeking to improve.
OFF: Disables tips, offering a more streamlined interface for experienced players.
(This should be ON as it provides gameplay tips, beneficial for new players to understand game mechanics.)
12. Advance Passing
ON: Unlocks advanced passing techniques like driven and lobbed passes, offering greater control over ball distribution.
OFF: Restricts to standard passing options, simplifying gameplay.
(This should be ON as it unlocks advanced passing techniques, offering greater control over ball distribution.)
13. Tap/Double-Tap Gesture Passes
ON: Single tap for ground passes, double tap for lobbed passes, providing manual control over pass types.
OFF: AI decides the pass type, automating passing decisions.
(This should be ON as it allows for precise passing control — single tap for ground passes, double tap for lobbed passes.)
14. Fast Power-up Rate
ON: Reduces the time needed to power up shots and passes, enabling quicker gameplay.
OFF: Maintains standard power-up time, offering a more deliberate pace.
(This should be ON as it reduces power-up time for passes and shots, facilitating quicker gameplay.)
15. Auto Play
ON: AI controls the player when not actively playing, ensuring continuous gameplay.
OFF: Player remains inactive when not controlled, pausing the game.
(This should be OFF as it keeps manual control active, allowing players to maintain full control over gameplay actions.)
16. Auto-pass & Shoot
ON: AI automatically passes and shoots when appropriate, streamlining gameplay.
OFF: Manual control required for passing and shooting, offering full control.
(This should be ON as it enables automatic passing and shooting, ensuring player decisions dictate actions when autoplay is active.)
17. Cross Assistance
ON: AI assists with the power and direction of crosses, simplifying crossing actions.
OFF: Manual control over crosses, providing greater precision while crossing.
(This should be ON as it automatically adjusts cross power, aiding in accurate ball delivery into the box.)
18. Player Auto-switch
ON: Automatically switches to the most relevant player, aiding in defensive maneuvers.
OFF: Manual player switching, offering full control over player selection.
(This should be ON as it allows the system to switch players automatically, improving defensive responsiveness.)
19. Player Auto-switch Mode
ON: Auto-switch occurs in all situations, ensuring timely player changes.
OFF: Auto-switch only during specific situations like crosses, providing selective control.
(This should be ON as it enables auto-switching during lofted passes, crosses, and loose balls, enhancing gameplay.)
20. Contextual Strafe Dribble
ON: Player performs a strafe dribble when facing an opponent, enhancing dribbling control.
OFF: No contextual strafe dribbling, offering standard dribbling mechanics.
(This should be ON as it performs strafe dribbles when facing opponents, improving ball control during close encounters.)
So Believers, hope you found this guide helpful and make sure to comment your doubts below in the comment section. Also, share this post with your friends so that it will be helpful to you bros.
NOTE – These settings are used by FC champion 1/2 players, so it may be difficult for you in starting phase but once you get used to it will be very beneficial for you