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Old 08-01-2009, 12:19 AM   #26 (permalink)
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Some people are forced to use narrowband as they cannot afford better internet service. It might only be five pounds in the UK, but the cheapest broadband services still cost at least four or five times as much as that. And even then, the connection isn't reliable.

People should not be penalised for that which they cannot control. I don't like when my opponent quits early either, but I understand that it isn't always someone pulling their cable to prevent a loss. They don't willingly cut the game short. It happens and there's nothing they can do about it.

And FIFA is nothing like real life. You can't lose connection to a real life match. Christ, are you really that dumb? The only way to end a match early in real life is to voluntarily forfeit. Losing connection is involuntary.
and?? My connection IS broadband, but costs £5....need to know how to find a good deal. If they can't afford it, not my problem...

If they can't control their connection, then why don't they play normal ranked/ unranked games??? You are right, this isn't real life, and EA isn't the Labour Party, we don't have to pay the price for the poor people, or those with any other problems. There internet is THEIR problem, me not being able to have fun and play 90 minutes because they leave (whatever the problem) is THEIR problem.

They will lose the points, and the people who deserve the points (those who can complete the game) get the points. Playing FIFA is voluntary. Your fun being ruined by "connection losers" (funny pun eh...) is involuntary.
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Old 10-01-2009, 12:52 AM   #27 (permalink)
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Guys, you could be winning but, EA can't assume that it will stay that way for the end of the match. Many people come back from big goal differences.
Yeah, but the guy who's losing isn't going to complain if the the match gets DCed and the result doesnt stand is he?

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No it's not "silly". Wow wouldn't that be easy, score a goal and quit. Easy win? Are you lalalalalalaed? The opponent should have (and does have) a chance to equalize and win. I just don't know... I don't think I've seen people will the less common sense.
I think you're the only lalalalalala here considering I clearly started THE MATCH WOULD BE VOID. Honestly, learn to read before you go calling everyone else names.

I'M NOT SAYING YOU SHOULD GET THE WIN IF YOU DISCONNECT FROM A WINNING POSITION. Obviously people would abuse the system if it was this way, but who the hell would quit when they are winning to cancel the match? No-one, no-one with a brain anyway (so you probably would try it Spectro).

My club forfeited 2 games today from comfortable winning positions because one of our players unintentionally disconnected. It's crazy, the other teams never looked like winning but they are running away with 3-0 victories. Void the match and everyone is happy.

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