Feedback: Overpowered Skill Move Spam and Need for Skill Chaining Cooldowns

Summary:
Right-stick skill moves remain excessively overpowered, allowing players to chain complex maneuvers consecutively with zero recovery delay. This turns matches into an arcade-like spectacle rather than realistic football and severely undermines defensive balance.

Core Issues:

• Unrestricted Chaining: Immediate chaining of consecutive skill moves eliminates tactical decision-making and rewards pure right-stick spamming.
• Defender Stun Glitches: Rapid skill execution frequently breaks defender tackle collisions and causes automated defensive freezes, even when manual positioning is spot-on.
• No Risk/Reward Penalty: Chaining multiple difficult maneuvers incurs negligible penalties to ball control consistency or physical balance.

Proposed Solutions:

• Internal Input Delay / Cooldown: Implement a mandatory transition delay between back-to-back skill moves to stop instant chain abuse.
• Exponential Error Decay: Apply heavy error scaling and loss of control for attempting more than one or two consecutive skill moves in rapid succession.