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Oh I noticed this too, playing a training match as Liverpool vs Man City (after seeing a tweet about how true-to-life the AI City play).However in this case what i experience that its rather the opponent players that become OP. Way too much, which isnt the bad thing just have to accept that those types of players, especially if there is 11 on the pitch would win the game automatically almost even if they were controlled by a toddler.
Realized this when i went into practice and how easy was to control Argentina. No tactics, nothinking was required, just press and run with them because even the blocks happen automatically almost, but mostly you dont even need to block. Oh yes and keepers like Kahn, save everything.
I was moving in directions I truly wasn't pressing with Salah - it's a bizarre sensation, when you're pressing to go forwards and slightly right, when the player moves forwards and slightly left, perfectly between the midfielders you were trying to avoid getting too close to.
When you feel the AI "taking over" like that (not that I get it in Dream Team because my team is a much lower strength than everybody else's)... Again, you have to think to yourself, what is my input actually worth.
But, admittedly, you have to interpret attributes into gameplay somehow. Perhaps my major problem is having to play with a star-filled team against a star-filled team, or (outside of Dream Team) playing against PSG every game. It's just not my bag.
Lovely passing, but lord above, how unrealistic does the whole clip look? From the bizarre ball physics to the CM crab-walking alongside the ball and just stopping dead in the centre-circle.
There's such a long way to go before this is a good game. IMO, the praise is way over the top.