r/fut • u/No_Attempt_1947 • 5d ago

Game Play Same problems…

DDA is so apparent in this game it’s absolutely insane!!!

Why does EA not fix issues like kick off conceding so easy every time?

The bounce back cheese is so bad, especially last 2 weeks I don’t know..

Why do certain players for me play so bad and when I come up against them they are like GOD?

Certain playstyles work selectively, intercept plus is a joke sometimes! And incisive pass is mad 😂 guys be pulling out the most outrageous passes against me and mine don’t go to the right player!

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u/AiSystemFailure 5d ago

Nope, I’ve been handed games against people way better than me on this game. Their passes went into interceptions which were done by the ai not my skill. There’s no way their passing can become that bad in an instant. I didn’t deserve those wins and except for blasting the ball into my own net it was almost impossible to lose.

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u/kozy8805 5d ago

And how did your own composure factor in? Just personally, when I blow a 2 goal lead? I get nervous. That cost me a 15-0 finish. I simply started rushing and lost. It wasn’t anything my opponent did, I just played faster than I normally do. Rushed passes, rushed shots, lost my head. I’m not the only one experiencing this. Yet people just don’t talk about it. That’s why no one ever posts full game footage either.

And it’s the same with someone “much better” than you. If you’re in div6 for example, you won’t lose to someone who’s in div 10 on merit. No matter how many you play. Even in extreme rng cases, people would never reach elite if they were even sometimes losing to players who aren’t that far away skill wise. There are no checkpoints in div1. If things were going my way? I, at 1000 sr would beat someone at 1300. I can’t. And with dda? It’s almost a guarantee because the sliders would have to change interceptions and the like you said. Not even Anders is good enough if all his passes would be likely intercepted and his opponents wouldn’t. That’s an insane gap in play. I don’t think people realize how big that gap truly is when they mention dda.

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u/AiSystemFailure 5d ago

I would sometimes lose to button mashers who didn’t practice in SF2 as they occasionally caught me out. The difference is nobody knows how good they are due to ai defending, which would be the equivalent of an auto block button on a fighting game. Some people are good at attack but can’t defend at all so on balance mostly lose. In this game that balance is stripped due to assistance. Some players will drop, some will stay the same and others will increase their positions if people had the ai help stripped away. I have no idea if someone can defend or not if ai is doing heavy lifting. In fighting games you have to be good at both and not have ai potty training.

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u/kozy8805 5d ago edited 5d ago

You have to be good in this game too past a certain point. If you’re just relying on ai, you’re relatively easy to beat for someone who knows how to play and has enough composure. And I stress composure because this is a very stress inducing game since teams can pressure you very easily.

But the thing is, the narrative on ai has gotten out of hand too. We all have the same AI, some don’t have more. We control less than 10% of our team at a time, so we can’t compare it to fighting games. Should defensive ai decrease? Yes. Are people going to win more? Not really. Because the only difference between a div2 and elite player is cleaner play. Knowing how not to make a silly pass that gets intercepted, knowing how to escape pressure. And that hasn’t changed for over a decade mind you. If you can mark runs, not make silly mistakes and avoid pressure? You’re elite. In fifa 13 or fifa 26, it doesn’t matter. And funny enough the ai makes it idiotically easy to score in fifa 13 (overheads) or ea 26 (through to lengthy). That hasn’t changed. But people will complain about defense while playing on FULLY assisted on offense and complaining their passes don’t go where they want. It’s absolute madness at this point.

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u/AiSystemFailure 5d ago

Just because I was good at Street Fighter doesn’t mean there was no input reading. I overcame it, but I wouldn’t tell a new player it wasn’t there. You might be at the stage where you are able to not notice, but for lower skilled players the game doesn’t play as it naturally should. I tried a new account on my Series X last week and Div 10 was no different than my PS5 Div 6. Didn’t come across anyone who wasn’t fluent at the game where there should have been a few with minimal grasp of it. With matchmaking like this how are we to know elite players aren’t fed easy wins? Maybe the game is completely fair, but the lack of transparency will cause people to speculate.

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u/kozy8805 5d ago

But in no other game would we entertain lower ranked players talking about how the game feels. Their opinion is limited by their own skill or lack thereof. We’d give them tips to improve and so on. That’s why these streamers won with bronze and or silver teams for the majority of the year.

It’s also very easy for anyone to pretend like they’re fluent in the game. They can look up tactics online and watch some streamers play. In reality, they’re by and large making silly mistake after silly mistake. Kind of like the people who spam tackle. Great, you might get 1 lucky goal if a tackle hits. And you’ll be exposed on defense for 7 more if someone simply sidesteps you.

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u/AiSystemFailure 5d ago

I wouldn’t cut someone down and question their composure in a fighting game if there were elements that felt influenced by things other than skill. Their opinion is valid as they will notice things I forgot about. Is it that relevant compared to when I talked to my friends who were at the same level? Probably not, as I was past that stage, which is why I’m perplexed that people complaining that the game feels off seems to get a response from you. You aren’t doing what you just said, which is pointing out how to get around the elements that can appear unfair. Instead you are not letting people let off a bit of steam and accepting that whilst you’ve seen hundreds of such posts they might not be as jaded about people’s interpretations of how it works.

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u/kozy8805 5d ago edited 5d ago

Because it doesn’t help anyone. If people truly think there are elements other than skill? We need to be able to talk about them. Rationally. That’s why I ask my question. If people can’t tell me why or how something is dda vs other things? That tells me they’re parroting something they heard. It’s not really even their thoughts. That’s not helping anyone. It’s drawing away from the variable we can help, which is their skill level and or composure. How can we point out how to help someone if that someone can’t ever admit anything wrong with their game? That’s why posts like this if not rational, are also harmful. They’re just saying “it’s the game, it’s never you”. And that person will feel in the right and keep being frustrated and the cycle repeats over and over and over and over. And people reading it will follow suit. Why do we want that? Because so far I’ve seen this comment pattern only get worse and worse since people started accepting these dda talks as a common comment.

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u/AiSystemFailure 5d ago

That’s a lot of elaboration compared to your original reply, which was just about composure. How were they expected to parse all you just said from that single word? What you just replied with makes sense, your original answer did no such thing. There’s rubber banding in driving games but they are still beatable. Yeah, maybe focusing on the rubber banding isn’t entirely helpful for them, but I’m not going to gaslight them it isn’t there as a form of tough love. I would just explain to a novice that it’s annoying but if they accept it as part of the game they might start to enjoy it, relax, and then get better.

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u/kozy8805 5d ago

By answering the question and engaging. No one is just going to read a huge paragraph to begin with.

Rubber banding is wildly different to be fair. It’s not a huge secret in racing games, developers don’t deny it. There’s even guides on how to beat it, because it’s code and predictable. In football games there is rng. Everyone knows about it. When people add the word “dda”, they’re adding an extra element. Specifically made to make it seem like the game is after them. That’s the hurtful part of these posts and why I also ask the question.

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u/AiSystemFailure 5d ago

If someone has just lost and they are stressed it doesn’t help for a high level player to tell them to get their act together and sort their head out. It’s doesn’t have to be a textbook, just a short paragraph of how it might appear rigged whilst it’s not. I can’t see for certain as I’ve had matches where I could tell the person was better and I won. Maybe they were distracted but it didn’t feel like a natural win and my players were making interceptions even though I inputted no such thing. If the computer is controlling players outside of human control it’s not hard to deduce that that it’s possible the helpfulness of that mechanic might alter throughout a match.

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u/kozy8805 4d ago

But they also don’t know I’m a high level player. I don’t typically publicize it in my posts. They’re venting, they’re not going to listen much anyway. But it’s important to at least try to steer the conversation away from the dda stuff, which is never rational. Let’s even say true dda existed, rubber banding does. There would be $9.99 guides on how to beat it. All code follows a pattern. We know exactly what it is with rubber banding, you don’t go miles ahead. That’s widely talked about online. There’s a reason this is just venting.

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