The truth is that I exclusively play online doubles. Everything is relatively good, but there are some issues that can EASILY make you break the controller, console, and TV together.
Own goals are given and taken, defenses are leaking from everywhere. The momentum ALWAYS changes in the second half, resulting in you running to avoid the almost certain defeat after a 3-0 at halftime. Your team almost always collapses after the 55th minute and you are forced to turn it around. (Not to mention) Ronaldo runs and dribbles with 200 speed (for another year).
If you have a problem with your nerves, STAY AWAY

A major negative aspect is the fact that FIFA currently has no competitor. It plays alone and EA enjoys its victory every year before the match even begins. Pro Evolution is fading, or has already done so, and it is difficult for it to reverse the situation. This results in FIFA being a very good, extremely realistic soccer game, or rather a simulator, but it could have been much better thanks to details that I wonder why they don't fix. The graphics, the atmosphere, the sound of the stadiums and the crowd, the commentary, all of these harmoniously come together and present a spectacular spectacle. The gameplay has nothing bad to find to comment on. Of course, there will always be room for improvement or change so that the game does not become boring. When you play 2015 and then 2016, except for the new appearances, everything else is the same. This disappoints the gamer buyer who spends his money on something that is supposed to be "new" and different. I remember the time when FIFA started gaining fame, when every year it presented something different. What did FIFA 99, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 have in common with each other? NOTHING! Every year they changed about 40% from one to the other and although they had common points, they challenged you to buy the new version every year. Anyway, let me not bore you any longer with my analysis... Let's face it... a strong card that EA puts on the table is the licenses. The new appearances... and this is what makes us run to buy the new FIFA every year. The rosters not so much... but the appearances and the statistics are issues that "burn".... I give 5/5 stars because no matter what, FIFA is currently the only soccer game worth it. It may have been harmed by the comparison with the previous FIFA, but even so, it shows how high it is in the world's impressions.

Somewhat better than 15 but still very mediocre. The career mode is more of the same. Online lags quite a bit. They don't have anything new to show in general. Personally, I don't like the gameplay at all. In the last 2-3 years, FIFA has lost a lot of the dynamism it used to have.

Very good, improved by 15 essentially!
The downside is that I don't see any improvement in the referees' decisions and they still make tragic mistakes in their decisions!

Positives: gameplay
Atmosphere of stadiums and fans.
Graphics

Negatives: refereeing!

Minimal differences with the 15 but still light years away from its competitor. The positives are the several changes in carrier mode. We don't deal much with online because the lag of EA's servers is unbearable. I expected more this year, wasted euros. My mistake for not playing the demo before making the purchase.