Performance drops hardly down

[Arion]

What I did when my keeper JP Kader got 6-6-6 is that I bought another keeper, played him for 2 games but then he became sh*t too, so I sold him. Now JP Kader is in the top rated lists, which is not a joke for a goalkeeper. He also has 3 goals BTW

[Tactician]

What I did when my keeper JP Kader got 6-6-6 is that I bought another keeper, played him for 2 games but then he became sh*t too, so I sold him. Now JP Kader is in the top rated lists, which is not a joke for a goalkeeper. He also has 3 goals BTW

Maybe this is what the game (or most appropriately, the company) wants users to do; it make managers believe that their players are no more good and hence 'forces' the manager to buy other players,

Have you wondered why many scouts' list players performed well in the first season and then performed badly in the following season despite still having very good displayed quality? Some players are explosive in the first matches (or first season), earning a lot of high ratings (8-10s), but then slow down up to the point of getting 6s and 7s mainly. This seems to be the case for some recommended players also. There is a much better chance for managers that bought many scouts' list players to buy those players from that list again, and hence the probability of such managers to spend a lot of tokens is more compared to the other managers.

It is almost sure that some things are programmed in this game to occur as such, most probably mainly for the company to benefit financially.

[Arion]

Maybe this is what the game (or most appropriately, the company) wants users to do; it make managers believe that their players are no more good and hence 'forces' the manager to buy other players,

Have you wondered why many scout list players performed well in the first season and then performed badly in the following season despite still having very good displayed quality? There is a much better chance for managers that buy many scouts' list players to buy those players from that list again, and hence the probability of such managers to spend a lot of tokens is more compared to the other managers.

It is almost sure that some things are programmed in this game to occur as such, most probably mainly for the company to benefit financially.

I guess it can be a simulation of real life ... some players may be on a bad run, a few games break and they will return back to form. That's what happened to JP.

[Tactician]

I guess it can be a simulation of real life ... some players may be on a bad run, a few games break and they will return back to form. That's what happened to JP.

Maybe for you and for some others users of this forum, 4-star players flying like superman in the middle of the field without any resistance or blockage despite the presence of many 5-6 star players in front of him is 'simulation of real life'.

Maybe for you and for some others users of this forum, players deliberately 'disobeying' the managers orders and 'deliberately' giving the ball away to the opposing team and letting the opponent to run free to the goal and score is 'simulation of life'.

Maybe for you and for some others users of this forum, things that happened in say once or twice in a decade or two in real life are happening 1-4 times every season or two in this game is 'simulation of real life'.

But not for me. This 'simulation of real life' or 'luck' are just excuses. I think it is more due to flaws, poor simulation and/or intentional programming in this game.

Speaking of flaws, so many users have seen how many visible flaws, errors or anomalies are there in this game (especially lately); now, just think about the number of possible flaws that can be in this game that are not visible or that are not easily noticeable, where some of these flaws can affect the outcomes of match results, the performance of players and so on.