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How to score higher in the FSN field goal game
The default Flick Kick control turns your gesture into the kick: angle controls direction, swipe length and speed control power, and a smooth straight stroke produces cleaner contact. The game still rewards controlled kicks, so the quickest way to improve is to read the target power range before every attempt. On shorter field goals, a huge swipe can make the result less forgiving. On deep attempts, enough power comes first and precise wind compensation comes second.
Read wind before you swipe
The wind number is part of the challenge, not decoration. A right-pointing wind pushes the flight right, so swipe slightly left of center. Stronger crosswinds need larger corrections, and the effect becomes more punishing on longer kicks because the ball has more virtual flight time.
Treat 60-yard kicks differently
Once the game reaches 60 yards, the power target is near the top and the accuracy window is tighter. Use a longer, faster swipe without turning it into a wild diagonal slash; clean contact matters more as the margin shrinks. A 60-yard make also unlocks Big Leg; 65 yards unlocks Cannon.
Perfect strikes build separation on the leaderboard
A perfect strike combines enough power, clean swipe contact and a ball path comfortably inside the posts. Perfects earn extra points, and streak bonuses reward players who can repeat that control instead of relying on one lucky long kick.