u/liammangan_live

This keeps happening, and it’s becoming the norm now. The guy clearly won the game in the 87th minute, but now he decides to pause and wait out the entire timer.

I don’t want to F4 because that’s just terrible user experience. Why should I have to quit the game because the opponent decides to waste my time after already winning?

There are so many fundamental problems with this game that I genuinely wouldn’t be surprised if it was never properly put through any real UX/UI testing. focus is more on manipulative monetisation than actually creating a good experience for the player.

Amazes me how far as society we've let companies continue these terrible practices.

They've done something since the first update. I literally can't put 3 passes together and now I can't even create anything... I'm literally scaping wins. I was creating 10-20 chances a game now I can't even create 3.

I can't believe I'm seeing people say we're back!!! when this game continues to feel like ____ online.
WHY AM I PLAYING SOMEONE FROM IRAQ When I have the whole of Europe awake!!!!

These guys should sell bus tickets if they think Asia & Africa is near the ______ United Kingdom.

I've been trying to score more controlled shots from outside the box, and I've noticed something.

It seems like every player with a unique free-kick animation uses that same striking animation for bending shots from open play. Whenever it triggers, the curl feels much more consistent.

Has anyone else noticed this, or am I imagining it?

Does anyone else feel like short passing needs less power in the next update?

I'm talking about those little lay-offs and quick rondo-style passes around a defender. Even with minimal input, they often come out too strong, to the point where the intended teammate doesn't even react as if the pass was meant for them.

Meanwhile, PA1, PA2, and PA3 can zip passes through the tightest gaps with ease. I'd just like manual passing to have the ability to play those delicate one-touch combinations as well, without having to overcompensate.

What do we think?