When I first saw this comment, I smiled a little. It's a practically unheard-of opinion. But since I was looking for an alternative to FIFA 16, I had to give it a try. I spent the entire first season testing sliders and a few mods. I have to say, I'm truly surprised! The game offers what I was missing in FIFA 16-17. Smoother animations, good shot spin, finally a good cross trajectory, decent net physics, a clear difference between playing against a good and a weak team, a more extensive career mode, the ability to train speed and acceleration, etc. After used a modifications, I managed to reduce the frequency of beautiful goals, great long-range goals, and high-scoring matches. Now everything seems balanced, and the game is truly enjoyable, though challenging. Of course, there are also drawbacks: few fouls, through passes to the wing are too often precise, and despite the mods, the CPU still sometimes plays tiki taka. And the frostbite and the infamous ice skating, but tolerable. Just when I was certain I'd have long career in FIFA 17, I'm now faced with another dilemma: 17 or 19? I've tailored both games to my needs. I enjoy playing each one, but I don't like constantly jumping from one game to another, although I currently do