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There is possibly a gameplay problem in FIFA each year that besets and slightly devastate the online playing experience. And this year it's an issue of most FIFA fans' acquaintance, finesse shooting, which has been intensified in the past but nerfed in recent years.  If you've been into the FIFA 19 competitive matches and activities - and this becomes increasingly genuine the farther climb up the competitive ladder - you'll know that finesse shots are a problem and stand for a majority of goals scored. If you have adequate awareness and experience in the game, a finesse shot from the right angle and distance is almost an automatic goal, meaning the victory of the goal is sealed, unless the other player really is the master of controlling their goalkeepers, which most aren't.  As a result, FIFA 19 fans have been ranting on the Internet about the appear-to-be easy exploit for a while now, meanwhile, there's been no patch or anything that has really a...

Ironically, Epic has made Fortnite just like a roller coaster - he thought himself was going to quicken up and sprout towards the peek, but soon you will find out it's actually going downhill again. This scenario couldn't be more fit for Fortnite 5.40 Update Release.  However, we should acknowledge that Fortnite Tech support must take most of the credit on how to torture consumers in a peaceful and efficient way. It looks like what the sole expertise they acquired is to create more bugs for every patch, and that is how they keep their jobs for good. Let's take a look at the whole story, shall we? Today it's the date of Epic launching new patch for Fortnite again. Although the new patch was considered, at least what Epic flattered itself about, as the most effective and miraculous magic wand to wipe out all dogged and unresolved bugs, glitches and other tech obstacles in Fortnite. It did not cure what chronic disease that Fortnite has been haunted by since its birth...