VAR, refers to Video Assistant Referee. In 2018 World Cup, with this new technology, the final appeared loads of penalties and which
delayed celebrations and iconic moments when the referee spent five
minutes watching a replay on a telly on the side of the pitch. And it is
naturally that VAR has became a controversial tech after the World Cup.
Recently, EA Sports gave a definite announce that VAR will not make an
appearance in
fifa coins. But it do not deny the possibility in the future.
With regard to the reasons why EA Sports do not bring VAR to FIFA 19, there are a couple of reasons for this, according to creative director
Matt Prior. The first and the most obvious one is that since this is a
video game, the game already knows where the ball, the players, their
hands, and so on. And decisions about awards and penalties are based on
these information. “There is no uncertainty or scope for human error
here.” When speaking to Eurogamer about the omission of the feature from
the game, creative director Matt Prior pointed out as much. “We
technically have VAR in the game because we know the pinpoint location
of everything,” he said.
FIFA automatically decides what is and isn’t a foul as soon as a
collision takes place, too. The on-pitch referee running up to the
player and giving them a telling off or dishing out a card or awarding a
penalty is just for show. Penalties are determined at the point of
contact and, while fouls can often feel like the wrong decision when
you’re playing, the game cannot get the place of the foul wrong. So,
there would be no point using VAR to work out, for example, whether a
foul occurs inside or outside the box, as FIFA can’t be wrong on that.
And thanks to the way the game is coded, you’ll never be able to score
an offside goal or be awarded a penalty for a foul outside of the box,
for example. However, Prior didn’t rule out the possibility of VAR
coming to the series in the future – should the technology become an
essential fabric to the game. “There’s still a learning process of how
ultimately it levels out to how it’s used,” he said. “There’s a grey
area. But it’s definitely something we’ll monitor. If it becomes part of
the footballing fabric to the point where it feels weird that it isn’t
in a regular game, even if we don’t need it, then it’s something we can
look at introducing. So that is to say, there is also a scope for VAR to
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