Fix Overpowered Tackles and Tackles from Behind in the Game

One of the major issues affecting gameplay in the current version is the presence of overpowered tackles and defenders cutting the ball from behind the ball carrier. These problems create an imbalance in defense, allowing defenders to recover possession too easily, which reduces the importance of dribbling and ball control skills.

Overpowered Tackles:

Currently, some defensive tackles are overly strong, allowing defenders to win the ball with little risk. Regardless of the attacker's positioning or ball control ability, defenders can perform nearly guaranteed successful tackles, limiting playstyle diversity and forcing players to adopt a specific way of playing.

Tackles from Behind the Ball Carrier:

It is unrealistic for defenders to easily take the ball from behind an attacking player, especially when the attacker is in an advanced position. In real football, such challenges are often considered fouls or at least high-risk tackles. However, in the current game, the system seems to allow them with no real penalty, making attacking significantly less effective compared to defending.

Proposed Solutions:

Reduce the effectiveness of overpowered tackles so that timing and positioning play a bigger role in a successful challenge.

Make tackles from behind riskier for defenders, increasing the chances of them being called as fouls to reflect real football mechanics.

Improve AI decision-making in defensive challenges, preventing defenders from having unfair advantages that make tackling too easy in all situations.

Fixing these issues will create a more balanced gameplay experience, giving attackers a fair chance to utilize their dribbling skills in one-on-one situations. This will add more realism and challenge to the game.