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Guardian 12 Aug 24
This game is seriously flawed. The animation for the home players lags too much to where by the time the player gets to the ball the opposing team already got to it. The speed for the opposing players is uneven to where the home team players are slow by comparison. I found that when my players change directions while running with the ball the player pauses and this pause gives the opposing players an unfair advantage because the opposing players do not display this lag. It almost seems like the programmers that coded this game has coded it deliberately to be a frustrating game instead of an fair game where opposing teams has the same performances. I'll say it again. The computer team moves faster as opposed to the team controlled by the human. Was this done on purpose or was it a sick joke? Please correct the programming otherwise you will prove yourselves to be incompetent programmers.