diving
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My brother likes to run into the area, then turn back and into my chasing defender. He gets a good number of penalties that way. I think he's mainly dribbles with L1 and R1.
Or look for a mis-timed sliding tackle, where the players has missed the ball, then turn towards it and try to fall over.
Or look for a mis-timed sliding tackle, where the players has missed the ball, then turn towards it and try to fall over.
familymahone
Back and to the left.
Yeah I always found that pulling back into a tackle is an easy way to win a free-kick and get the opposition booked but be careful who you do it with as too many of these can see your player stretchered off before long.
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Diving would make it real, picture yourself loosing a game against your mate and you do a dive in the final seconds to get a penalty, need I say more?
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I think the idea of diving worked really well in ISS 98
If they developed the referees characteristics, some could be more likely to award free-kicks/penalties; some give a yellow card for tackles from behind, others a yellow card.
I don't think a 'dive' move is a good idea (it was in FIFA 2000 I think), but certain legitimate moves might help you win free-kicks/penalties: like an R2 side-step into an opponent who's sprinting top-speed; or use the R2 move that jumps over sliding-tackles in the rest of the pitch might be used inside the area to leave a trailing leg instead (like Linekar did).
Of course, diving/simulation is itself a bookable offence these days. So some referees might interpret the moves which I suggested above, especially leaving a trailing leg, as bookable.
I'd imagine one difficulty for the game designers is that beginners with all the sliding tackles and mis-timed moves could end up never finishing a game with 11 players on the pitch. So referee's might have to be more lenient at 1* or 2*, and more hawkish at 5*.
I don't think a 'dive' move is a good idea (it was in FIFA 2000 I think), but certain legitimate moves might help you win free-kicks/penalties: like an R2 side-step into an opponent who's sprinting top-speed; or use the R2 move that jumps over sliding-tackles in the rest of the pitch might be used inside the area to leave a trailing leg instead (like Linekar did).
Of course, diving/simulation is itself a bookable offence these days. So some referees might interpret the moves which I suggested above, especially leaving a trailing leg, as bookable.
I'd imagine one difficulty for the game designers is that beginners with all the sliding tackles and mis-timed moves could end up never finishing a game with 11 players on the pitch. So referee's might have to be more lenient at 1* or 2*, and more hawkish at 5*.
familymahone
Back and to the left.
there is plenty of diving in the game though from players like totti and radzinski who get knocked off the ball and fling themselves to the ground.