Game-Breaking Celebration AI - Zero Context Awareness in Knockout Matches

Let's be absolutely clear: this is not a minor graphical glitch. This is a fundamental failure in understanding the basic emotional dynamics of football, and it's frankly embarrassing for a franchise of this stature.

I have just experienced a moment so utterly ridiculous it has pulled me completely out of the experience. In a knockout cup match, I was leading 3-0. The AI opponent scores a consolation goal in the 89th minute to make it 3-1. What happens next? Their entire team, from the scorer to the goalkeeper, launches into a full-blown, choreographed dance party as if they've just won the final in the 120th minute! They are grinning, doing backflips, and crowding the corner flag while the clock is actively ticking and their team is still LOSING AND GETTING ELIMINATED FROM THE TOURNAMENT.

This is not football. This is a cartoon.

Any individual with a basic understanding of the sport knows this:

1. Context is everything. A goal's emotional weight is defined by the scoreline and the minute. A goal to lose 1-3 in the dying moments of a knockout game is met with frustration, haste to get the ball back to the center circle, and maybe a brief clap from the fans or a gesture of apology from the scorer. It is NOT a cause for celebration.
2. It breaks all immersion. This blatant ignorance shatters any sense of realism the game tries to build. It reveals the AI programming as a hollow shell, incapable of simulating even the most basic human emotional responses to a game situation.
3. It shows a profound disconnect from the sport. For the developers and programmers to allow this to exist in the game, especially in this year's edition, suggests a alarming lack of consultation with actual football people. It feels like the work of individuals who have never watched a full match in their lives.

We are in 2025. The technology for contextual awareness exists. The processing power is there. It is an absolute disgrace that EA's FC, with all its resources, continues to be plagued by such elementary logical errors. This isn't about a player's hair color; it's about the core emotional narrative of a match. You are getting the most important moments—the goals—completely and utterly wrong.

This needs to be addressed immediately. We demand a system where goal celebrations are intelligently triggered by the context: the score, the minute, the competition, and the importance of the goal. Stop the dancing clowns when a team is losing. Implement shame, frustration, and urgency.

It's time to show some actual football intelligence.