Yesterday EA Sports began to disclose the FIFA Ratings of the players that will be available in the database of the popular FIFA 21 Ultimate Team mode.
Every year the controversies are always present and also involve the directly interested who sometimes make fun of a smile from their followers, as happened with the defender Aymeric Laporte, and sometimes they go much further as in the case of the Belgian Inter striker Romelu Lukaku.
A few moments ago the giant of the Belgian national team, through the social network, complained about the Canadian software house again about its Overall and its Stats. This time, however, the Belgian published a vitriolic tweet claiming that EA Sports makes mistakes voluntarily to induce the most famous footballers to complain on social media and be able to have advertising for free.
Romelu Lukaku in FIFA 21 will have an overall identical to what he had in FIFA 20 but this time the statistics have been updated appropriately, on all the pace rating which has received an upgrade of +6.
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Making a quick comparison with players who are undoubtedly faster than the Belgian striker, such as Sancho (83 Pace) and Gnabry (82 Pace), his 81 is very reasonable indeed probably a little high compared to that of his colleagues who are splinters on the pitch.
Probably the Belgian does not know in detail the dynamics that determine the stats on the card of each player and this time his criticism is not only out of place but also decidedly exaggerated. In fact, EA Sports is one of the companies that invests most in advertising their products, moreover the same software house only a few months ago paid an important amount into Inter‘s coffers to obtain the exclusive partnership.
Neither Inter nor EA Sports will certainly like this Tweet and the player will probably receive a formal recall from his club.
“Let’s be honest fifa just mess with the ratings so we players start complaining about the game and give them more publicity… i ain’t with this sh*t. I know what i do”
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