1. What is Pace in FIFA 19?

Pace is one of the most important attributes in FIFA 19 that determines how fast a player can run. It's a composite rating derived from two sub-attributes: Acceleration and Sprint Speed.

2. How is Pace Calculated?

The Pace rating is calculated using the simple formula:

Where:

• \( Acceleration \) — How quickly a player reaches top speed (0-99)
• \( Sprint\ Speed \) — The player's maximum running speed (0-99)

Explanation: The Pace rating is the average of these two attributes, representing a player's overall speed capabilities.

3. Importance of Pace Rating

Details: In FIFA 19, Pace is crucial for attackers to break defensive lines, for wingers to outrun fullbacks, and for defenders to keep up with fast opponents. Players with high Pace ratings are often among the most valuable in the game.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter both Acceleration and Sprint Speed ratings (values between 0-99). The calculator will compute the Pace rating, which is also displayed on player cards in FIFA 19.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's considered a good Pace rating?
A: 80+ is good, 85+ is excellent, and 90+ is exceptional. Most professional players have Pace ratings between 70-90.

Q2: Can a player have different Acceleration and Sprint Speed?
A: Yes, some players accelerate quickly but have lower top speed (higher Acceleration than Sprint Speed), or vice versa.

Q3: Does Pace affect all positions equally?
A: No, Pace is most important for wingers, strikers, and fullbacks. Central defenders and goalkeepers typically have lower Pace ratings.

Q4: How does Pace affect gameplay?
A: Higher Pace allows players to outrun opponents, make effective runs, and recover defensively more quickly.

Q5: Can Pace change during a career mode?
A: Yes, young players may increase their Pace through training, while older players may see their Pace decline with age.