I play Manager Career Mode with Chelsea on the World Class setting. On that difficulty setting I have to work for my goals, and play smart on defense. I have zero problems with that, because it's realistic.
My problem is that I work extremely hard for the goals I score, but the CPU almost always just scores BS goals.. where they dribble through five defenders, or I deflect a pass and it always lands at the feet of another CPU player over and over again, or my goalkeeper all of a sudden acts like he has never played the position before and doesn't grab a ball that's just sitting there. Instead he waits for the CPU to kick it past him for a goal. Or the CPU goes into "God Mode" and they are faster, stronger, etc, and you basically have to sit back and park the bus, but even then, the CPU almost always scores.
It's almost like when the CPU decides they want to score a goal, there's nothing you can do to stop it. The tactics don't work. I'm playing counter-attacking against Swansea City, and it doesn't matter. The CPU has decided that they want to score so it's going to happen.
Very frustrating to me that EA thinks scripting is what creates excitement in a game. I was playing Liverpool and they were up 2-0 at halftime. I literally couldn't do anything right. Couldn't even make a five yard pass to a wide open teammate. Couldn't even sniff the goal. Second half comes around and all of a sudden I can do whatever I want. I magically score those 2 goals to set up.... get this... the 90th minute winner! Who would have ever thought?? I knew either the CPU is scoring or I'm scoring, but someone is scoring at the end of this game, because EA has this match scripted so that it's "exciting" at the end. And sure enough I score in the 90th minute.
I guess I just don't get it. What fun is it when the outcome of a game has already pretty much been decided by the game? Anyone else feel the same way? Maybe I'm just crazy, but I think not, because I noticed that if you mention scripting on the EA message board they ban you. If it wasn't real, why would they care if you talked about it.
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