You Made Me King of Prisoners, and Now You're the King of the Ball?
让你当囚王，你成球王了？
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- 904k Words
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- Sports
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- Soccer
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- 18d ago
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The author's understanding is flawed. All players' skills are dependent on their physical attributes. Apart from physical fitness, which affects playing time, other factors such as strength, agility, and flexibility can significantly distort your technical movements and prevent you from performing the desired actions. Therefore, technical statistics can be low, but physical attributes absolutely cannot be low.
With only ten minutes left in his first appearance, trailing 0-2, he barely managed a draw. What's so satisfying about that for the readers? Even with cheat codes, he didn't dare to win?
Don't use too many other people's templates. There was a previous book about Ronaldo that crammed in a bunch of characters' skill templates, resulting in a hodgepodge that went further and further off-topic and became pointless.
For those who came in to refute the author, any technique can only be executed based on top-tier physical attributes. Why did Ronaldinho's career decline drastically at 28? Because his body couldn't handle it. Ronaldo's decline was also due to his physical limitations. No matter how good your technique is, even if you have 100% perfect dribbling skills, if you lack explosive speed, you'll still be caught and dispossessed. What's with this talk of technical superiority?
It's a good thing it ended badly; Mbappe got into trouble.
It's pretty good, but it leans towards an assist-oriented playstyle, which isn't my cup of tea.
I've finished watching it now, let me share my thoughts.
To be honest, after acquiring the Ronaldinho template, the stamina was set too low, and physical strength, speed, and explosiveness were all very low, which was quite discouraging. However, I still continued watching because the author handled it very well, placing the protagonist in the attacking midfield position, trying to emulate the classic attacking midfielder's style of play.
The current pace is really good. Use the Ronaldinho archetype as the main framework, with other supporting players. Don't make them all-rounders; that's too boring. Don't go for the classic teenage midfielder who grows taller and becomes a master header in his twenties, turning into a Messi-Gullit hybrid with powerful long-range shots.
Why did you suddenly stop updating? And why aren't you saying anything?
Dude, what does this mean? They're not updating on time anymore.