Why is the player with the lowest OVR among the starting lineup being featured in the pre-game show?
Does the player with the highest OVR and who contributes the most to the team really have to greet a player with such a low contribution level?
Isn't talent everything in the world of sports?
Being kind to players who can't deliver results lacks realism.
If you can't deliver results, leave the team!
I have no interest in such an unrealistic game.
If that's the case, I'll transfer to another team and crush them completely.
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Such useless players fail to fulfill their responsibilities and hold back their teammates.
When they dribble, they easily lose the ball to the opponent.
When they ask for the ball, they pass it back to the rear and try to move up to the front line themselves.
However, since no one expects anything from that player, the ball will likely go to a more skilled player.
In the end, when a skilled player dribbles toward the goal, that teammate will circle around in front of them, stop right in front of them to block the dribble, and try to touch the ball.
Of course, the skilled player will easily avoid such interference without batting an eye.
This is the kind of game it is.
Therefore, I will thoroughly eliminate anyone who hinders their teammates.
Is that the kind of decayed world EA is aiming for?At least up to TU15, there were many performances that focused on players who contributed to the team's victory.
But what about TU17?
The focus is on players who do not contribute to the team, but rather hold the team back.
It's ridiculous.
Would Messi or Ronaldo go and greet players with an OVR of around 80 before the start of a match?
And wouldn't you question a lower-ranked player who acts arrogantly towards a higher-ranked player?
