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Welcome to GAMING-LEAGUE!   written by WickyBG - 13.05.2012 - 20:49

(Auto resize: show original) Hello! 13.05.012 (Today) is the official date for the opening of one of the most perspective FIFA portals - GAMING-LEAGUE. GAMING-LEAGUE will be a portal for news from the world scene of FIFA, participating in FIFA tournaments, leagues and more. You are able to participate in our leagues (which are placed in our forum), the address of our forum - http://gaming-league.com/fifa. Signing up for our leagues is easy - just need to make registration in our forum, and then to write comment in the topic called ,,Sign up" in the forum of your chosen league. Also in our forum, you could discuss anything about FIFA with our users. There you can ask us something, if you have any questions, or also if you have any advice that will improve our site or forum, just share it. HAVE FUN!

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FIFA 13 Info   written by WickyBG - 11.05.2012 - 01:30

(Auto resize: show original) At the showcase, the main producer David Rutter, told to his guests that FIFA 13 will have 5 major improvements and we will list them bellow: First Touch Control One of the first things to do at FIFA 13 was to implement a more realistic ball control. Now it will be more difficult to control a receiving ball with your player. It all depends on the strength, the speed, the ball height and the technical skills of your player to achieve the control of the ball and run with it. Player Impact Another feature that got improved is the player impact engine. There will be no more unrealistic animations in the players challenges! The engine has been optimized and new a set of impact values ??has been added at the hip and the upper body area. Complete Dribble In FIFA 12 you could dribble just by changing direction, in FIFA 13 this won’t be possible anymore! Tactical Free-Kicks The free-kicks got a new free kick system.Up to three players can now gather around the ball and make fun of the opponent’s defense and goalie. You can now feint a direct shot and adjust it to a player who comes off the wall. Also the defense set pieces have been improved to go with the new free kick system.For example, you can make a defensive team with more players into the wall and send out a player to block the ball. Attacking AI The offensive Artificial Intelligence got a huge improvement. The CPU-controlled players got better running routes and better guessing options of where you pass the ball. Also the strikers are smarter and move with the offside line of your defenders, waiting to receive the ball and run with it towards your goal post. Beside all of these improvements, David Rutter still wants to make other upgrades to the game such as, new passing types, new shot rotation moves and new goalkeeper animations. Also the cheering animations have been adjusted to the current football atmosphere. One last thing he really wants to improve is the referee!

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All Set for the EMS Playoffs!   written by WickyBG - 05.05.2012 - 22:48

Western Wolves have been on a roll when it comes to FIFA, and we are happy to announce that the good luck continues. Electronic Sports League, or ESL for short, has always been the one of the most prominent tournament organizers, with every one of their events being highly rated in terms of competition and prize purses. Not only they limit themselves to the offline surface of the scene, but they are also able to provide the gaming community with various series of tournaments accessible to anyone via the web. Their most popular online tourney is undoubtedly the EMS, where gamers from various disciplines gather to compete for prestige, fame and money. (Auto resize: show original) Two of our very own Wolves made a successful appearance on the FIFA front. Stanislav “WickyBG” Chakarov and Ovidiu “Ovvy” Patrascu qualified to the playoffs' stage after surviving the toughest group, in which they were placed along side top calibre players such as ReDw1nG and Golazo. By taking a look on the picture above, you can notice that the list features no outsiders at all, but in fact experienced and long-time veterans of the game. It is needless to say that our cyber-footballers were confronted to some stiff competition, which they managed to overcome triumphantly. The “group of death” has now concluded; this being said, the path's not over, as there's still a long way to go before claiming the victory.

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