Unfortunately, pace depends on body-type, height and weight of the player. The fastest players are with lean body-type. Average and stocky body-types are heavy and if they are tall will be slower, even with 99 pace. This is more realistic.
Unfortunately, pace depends on body-type, height and weight of the player. The fastest players are with lean body-type. Average and stocky body-types are heavy and if they are tall will be slower, even with 99 pace. This is more realistic.
No idea if he's got any 99 pace cards this year as I haven't played for a while, but Leroy Sane is always the player with high pace that feels like a snail in-game imo.
A small player like Coutinho could have max strength but you wouldn’t expect them to be out muscling Lukaku even if Lukaku was at half strength.
A players peak attributes are peaked based on their physical attributes as well. That is why not everyone with 99 pace accelerates and runs at the same speed.
A small player like Coutinho could have max strength but you wouldn’t expect them to be out muscling Lukaku even if Lukaku was at half strength.
A players peak attributes are peaked based on their physical attributes as well. That is why not everyone with 99 pace accelerates and runs at the same speed.
I have always found mbappe and CR7 the hardest to catch, if they get goalside it's over.
Haven't faced the new CR7, who technically is still not 99 pace.
Would love to see how cards are programmed, I don't believe cards are programmed with 99 levels for each stat, doesn't seem practical when you think about it.
I have always found mbappe and CR7 the hardest to catch, if they get goalside it's over.
Haven't faced the new CR7, who technically is still not 99 pace.
Would love to see how cards are programmed, I don't believe cards are programmed with 99 levels for each stat, doesn't seem practical when you think about it.
Having 99 levels of each stat is entirely practical. Lots of video games, of all different genres, are based around the player controlling characters who have many different stats and if it were any other developer I would say it’s no doubt implemented properly.
The problem is that we know EA are lazy and the stats on paper never match in game performance.
Unfortunately, pace depends on body-type, height and weight of the player. The fastest players are with lean body-type. Average and stocky body-types are heavy and if they are tall will be slower, even with 99 pace. This is more realistic.
I don't think this makes senses.
The stats on the card should mean the in game performance. The player model should just be appearance. If chunkier cards shouldn't be as fast that should be reflected in the stat numbers, not how that mystifyingly translates in game.
Why should a stocky player like Adama be penalised for this in game. If it says he's max pace he should be max pace. If he shouldn't be as agile, then don't max out the stat. Pace and agility comes in all shapes and sizes. It's silly how lean body type makes cards more meta for attacking.
Unfortunately, pace depends on body-type, height and weight of the player. The fastest players are with lean body-type. Average and stocky body-types are heavy and if they are tall will be slower, even with 99 pace. This is more realistic.
I don't think this makes senses.
The stats on the card should mean the in game performance. The player model should just be appearance. If chunkier cards shouldn't be as fast that should be reflected in the stat numbers, not how that mystifyingly translates in game.
Why should a stocky player like Adama be penalised for this in game. If it says he's max pace he should be max pace. If he shouldn't be as agile, then don't max out the stat. Pace and agility comes in all shapes and sizes. It's silly how lean body type makes cards more meta for attacking.
Because that’s how a simulator works.
And for a real life example. I might hit my peak strength in the gym. My 99 strength. But I’m 5’8 and 70kg. I’m just not going to lift more than someone 6’3 at 100kg who is at maybe even 70-80 strength.
However if my acceleration was at 70 and theirs at 99. Who’s going to be quicker off the mark?
If you ignore physical attributes you dumb the game down and it becomes even more generic. The complexity over attributes makes it interesting and tips different scales/balances, reflective of real life.
Every player model has physical limits and that’s what you expect. If you had a universal attribute system it would imply that every model can reach the same physical boundaries in pace/strength etc which just isn’t realistic.
Unfortunately, pace depends on body-type, height and weight of the player. The fastest players are with lean body-type. Average and stocky body-types are heavy and if they are tall will be slower, even with 99 pace. This is more realistic.
I don't think this makes senses.
The stats on the card should mean the in game performance. The player model should just be appearance. If chunkier cards shouldn't be as fast that should be reflected in the stat numbers, not how that mystifyingly translates in game.
Why should a stocky player like Adama be penalised for this in game. If it says he's max pace he should be max pace. If he shouldn't be as agile, then don't max out the stat. Pace and agility comes in all shapes and sizes. It's silly how lean body type makes cards more meta for attacking.
Because that’s how a simulator works.
And for a real life example. I might hit my peak strength in the gym. My 99 strength. But I’m 5’8 and 70kg. I’m just not going to lift more than someone 6’3 at 100kg who is at maybe even 70-80 strength.
However if my acceleration was at 70 and theirs at 99. Who’s going to be quicker off the mark?
If you ignore physical attributes you dumb the game down and it becomes even more generic. The complexity over attributes makes it interesting and tips different scales/balances, reflective of real life.
Every player model has physical limits and that’s what you expect. If you had a universal attribute system it would imply that every model can reach the same physical boundaries in pace/strength etc which just isn’t realistic.
Unfortunately, pace depends on body-type, height and weight of the player. The fastest players are with lean body-type. Average and stocky body-types are heavy and if they are tall will be slower, even with 99 pace. This is more realistic.
I don't think this makes senses.
The stats on the card should mean the in game performance. The player model should just be appearance. If chunkier cards shouldn't be as fast that should be reflected in the stat numbers, not how that mystifyingly translates in game.
Why should a stocky player like Adama be penalised for this in game. If it says he's max pace he should be max pace. If he shouldn't be as agile, then don't max out the stat. Pace and agility comes in all shapes and sizes. It's silly how lean body type makes cards more meta for attacking.
Because that’s how a simulator works.
And for a real life example. I might hit my peak strength in the gym. My 99 strength. But I’m 5’8 and 70kg. I’m just not going to lift more than someone 6’3 at 100kg who is at maybe even 70-80 strength.
However if my acceleration was at 70 and theirs at 99. Who’s going to be quicker off the mark?
If you ignore physical attributes you dumb the game down and it becomes even more generic. The complexity over attributes makes it interesting and tips different scales/balances, reflective of real life.
Every player model has physical limits and that’s what you expect. If you had a universal attribute system it would imply that every model can reach the same physical boundaries in pace/strength etc which just isn’t realistic.
Rated E For Everyone.
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Agreed, hence Lionel Messi is one of the fastest
All stats are relative.
A small player like Coutinho could have max strength but you wouldn’t expect them to be out muscling Lukaku even if Lukaku was at half strength.
A players peak attributes are peaked based on their physical attributes as well. That is why not everyone with 99 pace accelerates and runs at the same speed.
Spot on, that’s why Harry Kane is not that fast
you squeezed in by 3 minutes. congratulations
This guy is a fraud.
Doesnt get in behind
Doesnt win anything
Deffo not 99 pace aye
Tots sarr
SD Castillejo
Tots Antony
Haven't faced the new CR7, who technically is still not 99 pace.
Would love to see how cards are programmed, I don't believe cards are programmed with 99 levels for each stat, doesn't seem practical when you think about it.
Forgot about Antony, definite FRAUD. Think I may still have him in the club somewhere actually
Having 99 levels of each stat is entirely practical. Lots of video games, of all different genres, are based around the player controlling characters who have many different stats and if it were any other developer I would say it’s no doubt implemented properly.
The problem is that we know EA are lazy and the stats on paper never match in game performance.
I don't think this makes senses.
The stats on the card should mean the in game performance. The player model should just be appearance. If chunkier cards shouldn't be as fast that should be reflected in the stat numbers, not how that mystifyingly translates in game.
Why should a stocky player like Adama be penalised for this in game. If it says he's max pace he should be max pace. If he shouldn't be as agile, then don't max out the stat. Pace and agility comes in all shapes and sizes. It's silly how lean body type makes cards more meta for attacking.
99 pace is a lie
Because that’s how a simulator works.
And for a real life example. I might hit my peak strength in the gym. My 99 strength. But I’m 5’8 and 70kg. I’m just not going to lift more than someone 6’3 at 100kg who is at maybe even 70-80 strength.
However if my acceleration was at 70 and theirs at 99. Who’s going to be quicker off the mark?
If you ignore physical attributes you dumb the game down and it becomes even more generic. The complexity over attributes makes it interesting and tips different scales/balances, reflective of real life.
Every player model has physical limits and that’s what you expect. If you had a universal attribute system it would imply that every model can reach the same physical boundaries in pace/strength etc which just isn’t realistic.
This.
Pretty well explained 👏
Finally a sensible comment.
Oh this is a 100% lol.
Also martial futties is up there he doesn't feel like he has 99.