Fontenit85 |
19/02/2025Here's a question I asked myself, I don't know if you'd already noticed.
When I play aggressive or very aggressive (rare) I get a red straight away or after the 2nd yellow card in the match. But when an afk plays aggressively or very aggressively, most of the time he gets a red, or if he gets one, it takes a minimum of 4 yellow cards in a match to finally get a red. It's a received idea, if that's the case I've got the wrong idea
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Fontenit85 |
19/02/2025Adrimax |
19/02/2025Playing aggressively considerably increases the chances of getting a red card. That's why I advise you to avoid starting out by playing aggressively.
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Skyz |
19/02/2025Note that it is impossible for a team to pick up 2 red cards in the same match
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Sun's |
19/02/2025Like 2 direct reds or the accumulation of yellows as well?
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Skyz |
19/02/20252 reds, even via double yellow cards
I've never seen a team finish with 9 men myself.
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Sun's |
19/02/2025Fontenit85 |
19/02/2025In 1 match a team can't get 2 reds, whether it's a straight red or 2 yellows
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Demi-cerveau |
19/02/2025I'm wondering how you can tell if the afk you're playing is aggressive or very aggressive.
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Fontenit85 |
19/02/2025Zeus |
19/02/2025wildzap |
21/02/2025Personally, I've always played in aggressive mode and I don't get any more cards than that. On the contrary, on the very rare occasions when I've tried normal mode (maybe 2 or 3 times since I started), I've picked up red cards and quickly switched back to aggressive mode. I had the impression that changing modes increased the risk of cards.
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