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Questions about the match engine

Manatasaray23 publicaciones3 meses antigüedad

I've always wondered about a few things in the match engine:

1. How much do red cards actually matter?
You'd expect a team playing with 10, or especially 9, men to become much more defensive. Yet I've often seen teams with one or even two players sent off continue attacking normally and scoring goals as if nothing happened.

2. Why do one-sided games seem to "freeze" after a certain score?
When there's a big gap in quality, matches often go quickly to 4-0 or 5-0. Then the second half becomes a goalkeeper highlight reel, with chance after chance being saved and almost no further goals. If huge scorelines are intentionally being limited, wouldn't it be more natural to spread the goals throughout the match?

3. Why does halftime not happen at halftime?
In the live match view, when the halftime screen appears, I click to continue, and then more actions take place before the referee actually blows for halftime. Is this a bug, a visual issue, or working as intended?

Just curious about how these mechanics work behind the scenes!

Borubar34 publicaciones2 años antigüedad

Point 2 is what I've noticed also. Lots of games scoring 4-5 goals in the first half and none at the second. It is odd.

Minecodersam348 publicaciones2 años antigüedad

About second point, i read time ago about an update that players slow down the rhythm in case they score a lot of goals

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Manatasaray23 publicaciones3 meses antigüedad

A few other things I've noticed. Not criticism at all, merely a collection of random observations and curiosities:

  • Halftime definitely doesn't happen at halftime. Just today I was leading 2-0. The halftime screen appeared at the 45th minute, I clicked the green button to continue, but immediately afterwards I scored to make it 3-0 and then got the usual message: "HALF-TIME. It's been one-way traffic so far. 3-0"

  • Quite often a player commits a bad foul and gets a yellow card, but then who ends up injured and needing to leave the pitch is the player who committed the foul ("Player has picked up a knock and might not continue")

  • When a team is very strong and concedes very few goals, a surprisingly high proportion of the goals it does concede seem to come from penalties. However, that same team almost never seems to get penalties awarded in its favor.

pinuscz15 publicaciones11 meses antigüedad

Players with low Natural Fitness tends to play good first halftime and in the second halftime they are more invisible. Low condition and high fatigue also adds to this.

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