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This is second time this season I got a player injured at 84 min and replace order was given straight away.
Both games ended at 90min without any replace was done.
I would like to know which game in real life takes 6 or more minutes to replace a player.
I did also have similar situation at first half, where another player was injured. Order was given, but replace did not take action before 4 min into second half :confused:
This is just ridiculous
Yeah it does seem to take forever doesn't it?
In real life, it takes more than 6 minutes most of the time... doctors first try to see if they can't patch him up before sending him on the bench for good. That process takes couple minutes at least.
So for once, it seems accurate and in accordance with a real life game.
kebess, yes, except for the part where the OPs injury happened in 1st half and the sub was supposed to come on after the break and it took 4 mins, this seems weird to me
i made a sub and took 9 mins to do and in that 9 mins while waiting the ball went out for goal kick or corner why was subs not done there the dam ball is out of play when subs should be done
Kebess, I do not agree with you there, if doctors and so on is on the pitch referee will add time, something is not happening here.
In real life, a match will not start again before this injured person eigther is back on his feet or taken off.
My problem is that I can cleary see that match is on, and even orders is given, nothing happens.
This means I play last 6 min with 10 or less, and that would not happen in real life.
I would however agree with you if clock were still ticking, while they sort out this injured player, as it happens in real life.
I have also tried to do a sub when 5 min left (No injured player), and those subs never happen. So far I know it happens often in real life that sub is done at the end of the match
Cat Harrison, I agree, I find it weird. When sub orders is given in first half (at 43 min), I would at least expect that this sub would happen when second half start, not many minutes after.
For me it seems like that they have X min added before sub orders will be done, regardless when in the game
Yep, that bit is strange indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cat Harrison
There's always the scenario in which during the break he thought he was well enough to keep playing at least a while longer, but then realize after 4 minutes into it that he just could't keep it up...
I agree with this. That bit is quite obvious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Legnet
if it happened at minute 84 by the time you opened the sub window it was prolly already past 85'. Any sub requires 5 minutes to be done by engine hence the match ended before it was possible.
Fair enough if it is set for 5 min, but then I think it is unfair that Auto-Subs only takes 1 minutes after injured happens
I had this match where both team got 2 players injured, while he was not online, his players got swapped within 1-2 min while mine takes forever or not happening at all.
Same happen today, as picture below shows. it shows that auto-subs did only take one minute
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And that is whend you are playing on pc.
In android or ipad, it takes even longer, because you have a delay of about 30 seconds, from the real time. So i already waited 20 minutes to do a sub.
that happens when you get a free kick out of an injurying foul. So right after the free kick, being it wide or goal, the sistem replaces the injured as the game was stopped. When the game isn't stopped by refree with a free kick the sistem calculates 5 minutes as for the action on the pitch to finish before the sub. Actually one of the few feats very realistic of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Legnet
