FIFA Mystery Ball Cup has caused quite a stir in the FIFA community. Players are expressing their frustration over the nerfed gameplay, unbalanced player stats, and overall negative experience. The mode fundamentally changes how shots, passes, and player movements work, leaving many feeling disheartened and dissatisfied.
Summary
- Players complain of needing excessive shot power and feeling like their players perform worse.
- Boosts don’t seem to have the intended impact, with passing and shooting feeling off.
- Better players seem to be handicapped, while unexpected stars emerge, like Xavi becoming a goal-scoring machine.
- Goalkeepers are notably worse than in regular modes, contributing to the frustrating experience.
Unbalanced Gameplay
TheWhiskyElite didn’t hold back, calling the entire experience awful and hoping it never returns. The mode’s alterations to shot power have skewed the gameplay dynamics, requiring players to adjust their playstyles drastically.
Frustrations and Disappointments
b2theb humorously points out the absurdities of the game mode, highlighting the ineffectiveness of boosts and the questionable player movements. It’s frustrating to see top-tier players not performing as expected, while lesser-known players shine unexpectedly.
Unexpected Stars
On the flip side, Best_Document_5211 shares how the mode seemed to favor certain players, with Xavi inexplicably dominating the scoring charts. It’s a puzzling turn of events when known stars like Mbappe and Werner fail to live up to expectations.
Players like mosef1997 and Helwinter express their frustration with the defensive aspect of the mode. Defending becomes a nightmare, with defenders out of position and massive gaps exploited by the opposition. The overall experience is marred by unbalanced gameplay mechanics and unexpected quirks.
