EA Sports released the new update for FIFA 18. The 1.05 update is available for downloaded on all platforms. It aims to remove an exploit in gameplay related to CPU players.
The newest update eliminates “the chance for the CPU AI controlled player to receive a second yellow card when trying to push or pull an opponent,” according to the EA Sports announcement. Seems FIFA players we taking advantage of this during gameplay.
For more on this newest update, read the full details below:
Removed the chance for the CPU AI controlled player to receive a second yellow card when trying to push or pull an opponent, with the exception of an attacker who is through on goal and 1 on 1 with the keeper.
- This has no impact on human controlled players.
To better explain this change we wanted to provide some additional context around how the CPU team plays the game.
- The CPU plays the game as you would, limited by the same input restrictions as a human player is.
- This means that the CPU team has an active player, just like you do, which we call the CPU AI controlled player.
- A CPU AI controlled player exists in the following circumstances:
- On a team with no human players.
- For example, the CPU controlled team in Squad Battles.
- On a team with human players who are all locked to specific players, that also has CPU teammates.
- For example, a Pro Clubs team, with less than 11 human players, with no ANY player.
- On a team with no human players.
- A CPU AI controlled player does not exist in the following circumstances:
- On a team with human players who are not locked to specific players.
- For example, a team in FUT Champions.
- On a team with human players who are not locked to specific players.
For more on FIFA 18, check back with SGO regularly. Also, if you haven’t already, be sure to check out SGO’s FIFA 18 Review.
