Decee wrote: »

BondJame5Collins wrote: »

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He made so much money from this plus also gave him youtube and twitch.

You an EA employee?
Give it a rest mate

That fact that even he’s winning so much and still not be happy about the state of the game speaks volumes you can tell he’s loves the sport just like we all do.

Is he making a living of something he doesn’t enjoy? Of course he is... Just because you earn good living doesn’t always mean the grass is greener on the other side. The guys has genuine love for the franchise itself but it’s practically sick of it like the rest of us and not only the commotion between pros dodging discord’s and the Kurt ban then the fact that qualifying for events has been disastrous. Seriously you couldn’t make this stuff up.

Look, even if they created the perfect FIfa game, he'd be bored, because it's a game, you aren't meant to play 30+ games every weekend. It's a game, patterns will always develop, it will always be repetitive, no matter on gameplay or connection. He's done very very well off the back of playing Fifa, just comes across as a bit of a bell.

I never got bored when it was 40 games. Yet I'm bored shirtless of fifa 20 and 30 games feel a right slog.

Probably because you've been playing this gamemode for years now, it has a cycle, it's repetitive, it's time consuming. Look at the youtubers you used to watch, they've either gone or upload 1 video every couple of weeks instead of everyday.

It's a game, people will always find flaws, especially when they don't win. A few years ago, when the gameplay was fast, people abused 1-2s and lofted through balls and were labelled 'sweaty players'

Last year, people crossed the ball more and were accused of abusing the el tornado cross.

This year the gameplay is too slow.

Yes, Fifa 20 has flaws, big ones, but we shouldn't get worked up over it, we need to work through it, because, at the end of the day, it is our addiction, it's an addictive gamemode, when it stops becoming fun - stop. When you find yourself spending too much money on it - stop.