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Okay. So, I'm missing something here... One player dribbling and having the ball 9-10 times more than the rest of the players on the pitch is "more realistic" than being closed down by the defense and having to pass the ball???
Ever played in a real (competitive) match? Did you, or anyone else, dribble all over the whole field and have the ball 9-10 times more than anyone else?
I played competitive for many years, and even the best players, who dribble like mad, don't manage that. I don't think you could say even Maradonna managed that! Well, maybe once.
Anyway, in the EPL, La Liga, etc... Do you ever see that? If defenses are tight, then that's realism to me.
While reading all the posts about dribbling in BAL I was thinking the same thing.
who cares about the ratings. as long as I'm getting better than 6, I'm happy because I know I won't be on the bench. Other than that go on enjoy the football and not making sure you get the 8.5.
Also I've been playing it on Top Player and for a while it was very difficult to even score. but then once your player improves and you score a goal, it really feels like the real thing. when you're constantly under pressure, scoring a goal or making a nice through pass/assist is really rewarding.
Regular is much easier than Top player, especially when your player has poor stats at age 17-18.
I say go for the challenge and not dribbling the entire match.
It may be a waste of your time, but I find that the challenge is worth it. I don't want to play a game where I can score 60 goals in a season. It would be fun, sure, but I would rather play a game where I struggle for my 20-30. Then, when we win the league, Champion's league, etc. I can feel like I've really accomplished something. Anway, I don't understand what you mean by the AI foresight being too good. On top player I find the opposite is true quite often (they should learn to predict when I make to cheap-o diagonal cuts!).
You should put this video together and post a link to it. Maybe you will show me something I hadn't noticed before, or that I got used to.
I have a question. Does anyone know what position determines the rating you get? For example, if I come into the match as an AMF but then get put into the CF position somewhere during the match, is my rating based on wether I fulfilled both my role as an AMF and a CF, or just on wether I fulfilled my roll as a CF?
^Yeah. It's like that your tem mates won't do anything without you. Now it is a good thing and a bad thing at the same time.
But they will start to dominate once I play well and score.