Corner-seeking free kicks
Reading the goal before your single kick
Fierce Shot plays football one shot at a time: the camera hands you the ball and a single swipe decides the attempt. Draw a line from the ball toward the goal, aim at the corner the keeper is not covering, and release to strike, because the line is the whole plan. Every round starts a fresh angle, and winning matches keeps your profile climbing through the Continent and International Cup. A clean read of the goal beats a hard kick almost every time.
Draw the shot from ball to net
Your input is a single swipe. Place the stroke on the ball and draw it toward the goal, letting the line show exactly where the kick will travel. The shot fires when you release, so the line is the whole plan: angle, height, and destination all sit in that one gesture. Keep the stroke smooth and continuous, because a broken line tends to come off the boot at the wrong moment.
Aim at the corner the keeper abandons
The keeper covers the middle and the near post, which leaves the far corner as the sensible finish. Draw the line beyond the last defender and inside the goal mouth, not in front of the line. The near-side route looks inviting but it is exactly where the gloves are waiting. Give the ball room to curl into the open space and the margin of error grows with it.
Give moving defenders a generous gap
Players on the pitch keep shifting between your read and your release, so an opening you measured can close while the line is being drawn. Leave a little extra space around each moving defender and let the stroke swing wide of where they stand at that moment. The extra clearance is free, and it keeps the attempt workable right up to the release. A wide shot taken a beat later beats a tight one fired immediately.
Let the profile grow across the cups
The game builds a profile for you at the start, setting it up for the Continent and International Cup from the very first match. Every goal and every win feeds that profile, so the single shots you take are also steps in a longer season. Keep the corner routine working and the campaign advances one match at a time. The cups reward steady finishing more than one spectacular strike.
Keep the rounds short and the reads fresh
Rounds are quick, so a misread is cheap and the next attempt starts with a clean view of the pitch. Use that pace to your advantage: take one look, commit to a lane, and let the kick go before the defence reorganises. A bad first read costs you one shot, not the season. Relaxed, repeated corners convert at a far higher rate than frantic swipes.
Corner-kick questions worth asking
Which matters more, power or aim?
Aim, almost without exception. A steady route into the unguarded corner scores far more often than a heavy strike aimed at the busiest part of the net. Hunt for the opening before anything else, then send the ball along it at whatever pace the release allows. The corner is the real target, not the force behind the shot.
What happens when the keeper slides sideways?
Notice which way the keeper leans and aim at the corner they are abandoning. If the keeper shifts at the last moment, raise the line so the ball clears the reach instead of dropping into it. Reading the keeper first makes the goal feel much larger, because the space they leave is usually the widest lane on the pitch.
What is the profile for in Fierce Shot?
Your profile is set up when the match starts, and it is prepared for the Continent and International Cup from the beginning. Each match you win pushes that profile forward through the competition, so even a single well-placed shot contributes to a longer run. Keep winning corners and the season carries itself.
