The PASSING tutorial every NOOB needs.

Summary

In this video, the focus is on mastering the three core pillars of passing in eFootball: vision, decision-making, and timing. Through practical tips like adjusting camera angles, utilizing the pitch radar, and mastering passing back to reset play, players can refine their skills. The video challenges players to take part in a four-match challenge that enhances their passing instincts, combining patience, discipline, and decision-making to make sharper, smarter passes. The final goal is to build a strong passing game that feels natural, strategic, and intelligent—ultimately transforming how players approach the game.

Takeaways

• 😀 Vision is key to passing like a pro—adjust your camera angle and use the pitch radar to spot players before the opponent does.
• 😀 Stop using long or mid-range camera angles. Switch to dynamic or dual camera views for better field awareness.
• 😀 The pitch radar is a crucial tool. Use it to check if your players are free and make smarter passes, especially for long balls or through passes.
• 😀 Passing back isn't cowardice—it's strategic. It resets the play, creates space, and forces your opponent to come out.
• 😀 Don’t be predictable. Mix up your passes, and learn to read the opponent’s moves before making yours.
• 😀 When under pressure, use skill moves like the 360 spin or finesse dribble instead of relying on the dash button.
• 😀 Master the timing of your passes: Use through passes when the player is in motion and normal passes when the player is stationary.
• 😀 Understand the difference between normal and through passes, and when to use each one based on player movement.
• 😀 The challenge is about improving your passing instincts by reducing reliance on dashing and focusing on vision and timing.
• 😀 Complete the four-match challenge to refine your passing skills: No dash in the first two, then practice sharp touch and dash in the last two to find balance and mastery.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the video script?

The main focus of the video is to help viewers improve their passing in eFootball by mastering three core pillars: vision, decision-making, and timing.

Why is vision considered crucial for passing in eFootball?

Vision allows players to see opportunities on the field before their opponents do, enabling them to make accurate and unexpected passes, such as through balls and long switches, which can catch opponents off-guard.

How can players improve their vision in eFootball?

Players can improve their vision by adjusting their camera angle to better view the pitch, such as switching to dynamic wide or dual camera angles. Additionally, using the pitch radar helps spot free teammates and available passing lanes.

What is the common mistake most eFootball players make regarding passing?

A common mistake is always passing forward, repeatedly trying to send the ball to the striker. This predictability is easily countered by opponents, which makes the passing game ineffective.

What does 'passing back' mean and why is it important?

Passing back refers to playing the ball backward to reset the play, which forces the opponent to come out, creating space and giving the player more passing options. It is an essential technique to control the game and avoid being too predictable.

How can players decide who to pass to effectively in eFootball?

Players should allow their opponent to match up first before deciding on the pass. They can also use quick skill moves like a double touch or a 360 spin to escape pressing situations and create better passing opportunities.

When should players use a through pass versus a normal pass?

A through pass should be used when the teammate is already running into space. A normal pass is more suitable when the player is stationary or holding their position. Additionally, if an opponent blocks the passing lane, a long pass can be used to bypass them.

What makes timing the most important element of passing in eFootball?

Timing is crucial because it involves mental decision-making and anticipating the right moment to pass, not just mechanical actions. It’s about knowing when to release the ball to avoid interceptions and to take advantage of space.

What is the main purpose of the passing challenge introduced in the video?

The challenge is designed to help players improve their passing skills through specific match conditions, forcing them to rely on vision and timing instead of speed. It involves playing without using the dash button to slow down the game and focus more on precise, thoughtful passing.

What do players learn from the third match in the challenge (PvE on legend difficulty)?

In the third match, players learn how holding the dash button can negatively impact their passing accuracy and decision-making. It also teaches them how to refine the sharp touch move, which is a useful skill when overusing dash leads to poor passing.