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The Time Has Come #11 - Who is Greatest??

Day 3 and 3 posts... that's the good news... My latest personal news came earlier this afternoon. My father called saying that my uncle is in the hospital. This is my mother's older brother with whom they are currently staying. He is 91 yrs. old. His health hasn't been good for a while now. At the moment, one of his legs is swollen up and draining fluid. IDK if anyone will see this in time to pray; but if you do, we need a miracle. Pray first for my parents to have a place to stay past next Monday, the 22nd. That is when the 14 day guest limit will be reached at my uncle's place. If my uncle is still in the hospital by then, MAYBE they will be allowed to stay on as caretakers, at least for a bit. IDK, that was Mike's idea when I just video…


The Time Has Come #10 - Expectations of the Disciple

Hey, LOOK!! Two days in a row again!! Whoo hoo!! 🥳🥳


Nothing new since yesterday, so we'll get right into it...


Expectations have been defined by some as "premeditated resentments". I disagree. At least in a general sense. I feel that there are more scenarios in which certain expectations are perfectly reasonable than not. For example, most workplaces have a specific schedule they appreciate their employees to adhere to. Show up late too many times (without good reason), and you'll lose your job, right?? In our relationship with our significant other, we expect them to be faithful, as we intend to be (hopefully). At the same time, I saw a post the other day where this woman was questioning whether or not to insist that her boyfriend fold her shirts the way she likes them, or to just be grateful he's helping around the house. Of course, the majority of…


The Time Has Come #9 - Key Questions

"The time has come", yes, and not only for the Kingdom of God, but FINALLY, for another blog post. I know it's been a while. Was it just me, or did November actually take 2 MONTHS?? 🤪🤪

To explain, first of all, Mike was here from Oct. 25-31. Then, literally HOURS later, my parents came over to stay. The theory was that it would only be for a week or so. Just until the plumbing/sewer issues could be repaired at their place. Fast forward to last Monday, December 7. They were STILL HERE!! The plumbing is done; but now the city is dragging their feet on the sewer pipe. And now winter is setting in, and the ground is frozen. The only reason my parents have gone up to my uncle's place is that someone in my building reported on me for having them here!!* Meanwhile, my daughter Carissa is…


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MMOexp FC 26: FC 26 brings football fans closer to the pitch than ever before, with enhanced realism, smarter AI, and refined mechanics that demand precision from players. While flashy dribbling, tactics, and squad-building usually steal the spotlight, many overlook a vital part of the game: operation sensitivity and view parameters tuning.

These customizable settings are more than just small tweaks they fundamentally shape how you experience the game. Whether you're trying to FC 26 Coins sharpen your reactions in tight matches, improve passing accuracy, or maximize field awareness, properly tuning sensitivity and view parameters can be the difference between an average player and a dominant one.

Let's break down what these settings mean, why they matter, and how you can optimize them for your playstyle in FC 26.

Understanding Operation Sensitivity

Operation sensitivity refers to how responsive your controls feel in-game. Every flick of the analog stick, button press, or trigger squeeze is filtered through these sensitivity parameters, impacting movement, passing, and shooting.

Key Aspects of Sensitivity in FC 26:

Left Stick Sensitivity

Dictates how responsive player movement is to your input. Higher sensitivity equals faster reactions but can feel twitchy; lower sensitivity is smoother but slower to adjust.

Right Stick Sensitivity (Skill Moves and Player Switching)

Controls dribbling precision, skill moves, and camera switching. Balanced settings here help maintain control while still being able to perform quick flicks.

Trigger Sensitivity (Sprinting and Defending)

Impacts how quickly your FC 25 players accelerate or decelerate. Tuning this can help balance sprint bursts with stamina management and defensive recovery.

Passing and Shooting Input Timing

Influences how precise button presses need to be for passes, shots, and through balls. Players who prefer finesse passing or timed finishing will want more precise, less forgiving settings.

The best sensitivity setup is subjective, but the general rule is: higher sensitivity for aggressive, high-skill players; lower sensitivity for measured, possession-heavy players.

The Importance of View Parameters

While operation sensitivity deals with how you control players, view parameters control what you see on the pitch. FC 26 has significantly improved its camera customization tools, allowing you to fine-tune pitch visibility, zoom, and angles.

Key Camera Settings to Adjust:

Camera Angle

Options like Tele Broadcast, Co-Op, and Default each change your viewing experience. Tele Broadcast is the most popular among competitive players, offering a balance of immersion and awareness.

Zoom

Higher zoom makes the action more cinematic but limits field visibility. Lower zoom lets you see more of the pitch, critical for anticipating runs and switching play.

Height

Raising the height offers a bird's-eye tactical view, while lowering height immerses you closer to player perspective.

Dynamic Adjustments

FC 26 allows more nuanced dynamic shifts in zoom and angle depending on whether you're attacking or defending, making the game more fluid.

The right camera setup reduces errors and maximizes decision-making. In FIFA Coins competitive play, seeing an open winger a split-second earlier can mean the difference between scoring and losing possession.

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