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I know it's frustrating when you lose, but it's not like you go and cry about it like John Terry, it's not that serious. I'm not going to say "OMG noes!!! i got pwnzowrded on fifa my ranking is goin down![]()
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" if I lose.
I play to enjoy the game and get the most out of it - How is doing this getting anything out of the game:
Pick 5 star team
Put the fastest player on the wing
When not in possession of the ball, hold A+B (X+O on PS) and slide tackle when the controlled player is near the opponent.
When in possession of the ball, get the ball to the fastest player, leg it. Cutback for a tap in, goal.
Repeat.
Why in a game like FIFA which can have such diverse and different gameplay in each match play one-dimentional tactics just to win?
I kinda agree when its obvious they change to Barca when they obviously don't support them. However, I support United, I have more fun when playing with United, so I'll use them in online games, hey, me and Will have had some cracking United vs Arsenal games (5-3 eh?95% of the time they select Man United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Inter, AC Milan, Barca, Madrid etc. so I just leave the game.
It's still a fun game against those idiots but it is much more realistic and enjoyable playing against people who try to play it like proper football, that's why I don't play many ranked matches, people think the "skill level" or "ranking" you have on a game makes a difference to anything so they play all out to improve both of them instead of playing the game properly. Pointless.
I love you Matthew.I love you Phil.
It's a video game, EA won't come round your house and deliver a huge trophy and cash prize if you win some ranked matches:.
Taking video games so seriously is just sad, they are for fun and you have to be a complete nerd to think winning in them actually means something.
What is so special about "points" or your online "ranking" that you have to play one-dimensional boring tactics just so that you can win? Nothing.