@@Mehdi_FC haha i almost did , but since a couple of patches i enjoy it more. I packed winter wildcard 95 rated Ronaldo yesterday so i cant leave anymore lol. Tell me if you want to review him
@@julienhuart8233 That’s a crazy pack pull! Thanks for asking, but I don’t do player reviews anymore. Lately, I’ve been focusing on guides and educational content.
my bad Mehdi... I left a comment but seems it didn't work.... anyway thank you very much for your video, a great 1 as always! you just rock my friend 💪💯! thank you for the game last we! it was nice to play with you! plz next time plug your headphones on!!!! been trying to talk!!!! you have a good evening Mehdi
Yo David, what's good my friend, you battered me last time we played! 😂 I’ve never used the feature, and for some reason the speaker icon is muted, so I’m not sure how to enable it. I’m down to play again, maybe this weekend!
Yes POTM Salah is really good, and his sbc isn't that expensive to be honest, so it was a must do. Debinha is mainly a fun card, but I wouldn’t recommend completing it since there are much better players. Her finishing isn't that great, and she’s not that fast, but her dribbling is insane!
Can someone please explain the actual difference Berba Spin and Step over ball? I know there’s even a third variant where you use the L2 instead of L1, or the one where you just rely on the flicking of the right stick - but what’s the practical difference between these three very similar skill moves? Thanks in advance to anyone who can me help me out here!
Personally, I find the Berba Spin more effective when the player is running. For example, take the goal with Son at 2:37-it’s perfect for quickly changing directions while maintaining speed. On the other hand, the Step Over Ball has a slower animation, making it useful when you’re not running (either jogging or standing still) and want to bait defenders into overcommitting. For example, see the goal with Griezmann at 4:35. In my opinion, the Berba Spin is the more versatile skill move. The goals scored during the Step Over Ball examples could easily have been scored with a Berba Spin. However, the goals scored during the Berba Spin examples wouldn’t have been possible with the Step Over Ball due to its slower animation. The Berba Spin is undeniably the better skill move overall. However, I included the Step Over Ball in this video because it’s a new addition to the game and relatively easy to perform. As for the other variants, they serve a similar purpose but are less efficient.
@Mehdi_FC Thank you for the very thorough and thoughtful reply! I wanted to show my appreciation with some investigations of my own. I hence went into a Kick Off game and analyzed the animations closely in the Highlighter Replay. My conclusions is the same as yours, but what I could read of the L2 variant is worth mentioning. Firstly I could see that the Berba spin and Step Over Ball is identical in animation, but differ in the speed of execution. But the version where you are holding the L2 instead of the L1 has another animation all together. Where the Berba and Step engage both the players feet - the L2 variant is executed only using the one foot. It looks like a drag back of sorts. I’m pretty new to skill moves as a whole, but from what I can see the L2 variant sit between the two in terms of speed. I wonder if this version also might help shield the ball better? Curious what you think. Would also love to hear what your thoughts are on when and where the L2 variant could be of use! This research is mostly driven with the fact that I’m struggling with having my striker penetrate or find an opening in between the center-backs to take his shot.
@@RoaringPhilosopher The L2 variant is called the Drag Back Spin. This skill move is great for shielding the ball while changing direction, but I often find it difficult to successfully dribble past defenders with it. It’s another move for changing direction, but I don’t find it as effective as the Berba Spin. It’s still worth learning if you want more variety because doing the same skill move over and over can get boring quickly.
Absolutely love the fact that the graphic design in video corresponds with actual FC 25 theme and GUI, amazing 😍
Thank you I appreciate it
Thank you for your help I love this channel ❤❤🎉
I appreciate the support
very nice as always Mehdi, i really like the trickster fake shot and the toe drag stepover as well this year
Hey Julien, long time no see! I thought you quit playing the game😅
@@Mehdi_FC haha i almost did , but since a couple of patches i enjoy it more. I packed winter wildcard 95 rated Ronaldo yesterday so i cant leave anymore lol. Tell me if you want to review him
@@julienhuart8233 That’s a crazy pack pull! Thanks for asking, but I don’t do player reviews anymore. Lately, I’ve been focusing on guides and educational content.
my bad Mehdi... I left a comment but seems it didn't work.... anyway thank you very much for your video, a great 1 as always! you just rock my friend 💪💯! thank you for the game last we! it was nice to play with you! plz next time plug your headphones on!!!! been trying to talk!!!! you have a good evening Mehdi
Yo David, what's good my friend, you battered me last time we played! 😂 I’ve never used the feature, and for some reason the speaker icon is muted, so I’m not sure how to enable it. I’m down to play again, maybe this weekend!
almost forgot, good team Mehdi! I like your Salah POTM!!!!! you like your Debinha sbc???
Yes POTM Salah is really good, and his sbc isn't that expensive to be honest, so it was a must do.
Debinha is mainly a fun card, but I wouldn’t recommend completing it since there are much better players.
Her finishing isn't that great, and she’s not that fast, but her dribbling is insane!
@@Mehdi_FC Mehdi thanks a bunch for the tip!
Nice vid :D
Ze Roberto SBC what chem style is the best for him at CM?
Thank you! Hunter is the best chemistry style for Ze Roberto at CM
Can someone please explain the actual difference Berba Spin and Step over ball?
I know there’s even a third variant where you use the L2 instead of L1, or the one where you just rely on the flicking of the right stick - but what’s the practical difference between these three very similar skill moves?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can me help me out here!
Personally, I find the Berba Spin more effective when the player is running. For example, take the goal with Son at 2:37-it’s perfect for quickly changing directions while maintaining speed.
On the other hand, the Step Over Ball has a slower animation, making it useful when you’re not running (either jogging or standing still) and want to bait defenders into overcommitting. For example, see the goal with Griezmann at 4:35.
In my opinion, the Berba Spin is the more versatile skill move. The goals scored during the Step Over Ball examples could easily have been scored with a Berba Spin. However, the goals scored during the Berba Spin examples wouldn’t have been possible with the Step Over Ball due to its slower animation.
The Berba Spin is undeniably the better skill move overall. However, I included the Step Over Ball in this video because it’s a new addition to the game and relatively easy to perform.
As for the other variants, they serve a similar purpose but are less efficient.
@Mehdi_FC
Thank you for the very thorough and thoughtful reply! I wanted to show my appreciation with some investigations of my own. I hence went into a Kick Off game and analyzed the animations closely in the Highlighter Replay.
My conclusions is the same as yours, but what I could read of the L2 variant is worth mentioning.
Firstly I could see that the Berba spin and Step Over Ball is identical in animation, but differ in the speed of execution.
But the version where you are holding the L2 instead of the L1 has another animation all together. Where the Berba and Step engage both the players feet - the L2 variant is executed only using the one foot. It looks like a drag back of sorts.
I’m pretty new to skill moves as a whole, but from what I can see the L2 variant sit between the two in terms of speed. I wonder if this version also might help shield the ball better? Curious what you think.
Would also love to hear what your thoughts are on when and where the L2 variant could be of use!
This research is mostly driven with the fact that I’m struggling with having my striker penetrate or find an opening in between the center-backs to take his shot.
@@RoaringPhilosopher The L2 variant is called the Drag Back Spin.
This skill move is great for shielding the ball while changing direction, but I often find it difficult to successfully dribble past defenders with it.
It’s another move for changing direction, but I don’t find it as effective as the Berba Spin.
It’s still worth learning if you want more variety because doing the same skill move over and over can get boring quickly.