Well, just a question for you, scouse_god, then. I'm not gonna elaborate on my excuses for replaying a game. You know what your standpoint is, I know my reasons for replaying games, if any. I'm just gonna tell you, that I have recorded games like losing 0:4 to Liverpool in semi-final 2nd leg on my turf, being kicked out of the tournament after having 3:0 cushion from the first leg. I have a game recorded lost against Portsmouth 0:1 after an own goal by my defender in the stoppage time. And yes, I was dominating that game from the very beginning.
My question is about your point of view on a situation after which I conceded that goal. You're saying AI can't cheat, so do you think it's a glitch, code mistake, or what? Here's the situation: While dribbling, you can use super cancel anytime to run away from the ball. Right after pushing it forward, just before getting to it etc. So why can't you use super cancel to run away with a defender (while the GK is closer to the ball), when the ball is rolling against your goalline, during like 8 steps of the aforementioned defender? I used super cancel, tried to change the direction of the defender and still he made that 8 or so steps and just before the GK threw himself on the ground to catch the ball the defender kicked it into the net, falling there himself shortly after?
And well, I've decided to tell you one more time about me playing others. I can't tell much, because I haven't played online, but I have two brothers - one better in the game than me, one worse. The better one cracked me up 3:8 when I was playing Inter and he was playing Liverpool. Inter is better in the game, right? And when I was using my ML team I got 6:6 draw. I know that happens in games with a living opponent. When playing against my worse brother, I usually end up winning having 2-3 goals cushion, my ML defaults against his Arsenal. And then, the next game I'm using Valencia, him Atletico Madrid and I get beaten 1:3. Didn't kill him with the pad, didn't swear, didn't call him a cheater. It just happened. I know it does.