Re: What if I quit a Rush match ?

They are now probably quitting because the mode isn't fun when you are playing with idiots who do nothing but run into the opposition in their 1000 attempts to do a Maradona or spend five minutes doing step overs before losing the ball.

@sniperfox29They are nuts. They even hold the ball even with 3 players press on them. Run with ball over opponent. Losing the ball once kick-off with trying to do skill moves. Don't pass to open area teammates while trying to shoot on pressure. If they try to pass, long through ball far behind or pass straight into opponent. These selfish idiot players think that they will get more rush points if they score more ! Do the same move and pass to the same idiot player who keeps losing the ball then get counters. The problem with most of them they don't defend and keeping there player on offside line. After you try hard to tackle and pass the ball, they do full power shots outside the target or run inside area! They really force you to quit or afk your player. Then they complain about afks! This is happening also in rush clubs. These shouldn't play rush and need to play skill games to improve basic skills. noobies. 🤨

For Rush, my general rule of thumb is that i can tell from the players who have been selected pre-match, if I'm going to be part of a decent game or not. For example, if the four players hit four or all five of the bonuses with their selections, and/or they select evo cards, more often than not, I'm going to have a good, enjoyable game. If they just select any card (and I still think there are players who don't realise you can search your roster for cards) or haven't made a selection by the time the timer runs out, usually that means they're going to AFK / rubber-band, and it's going to be a poor experience.