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tell me more about these boost cards, can you apply more than one of the same kind?
can you apply more than one of a different kind?
or is it you can use 1 boost card at max anytime on a player? therefore if you use another it wipes out the first boost card? or can you use a maximum of one of every different kind on a player?
when selling a player on does he lose the boosts for the new buyer?
can you apply more than one of a different kind?
or is it you can use 1 boost card at max anytime on a player? therefore if you use another it wipes out the first boost card? or can you use a maximum of one of every different kind on a player?
when selling a player on does he lose the boosts for the new buyer?
Not really, players in FUT13 get boosts from chemistry too (applied evenly across the board), just in FUT14 you can target certain areas to get a bigger boost, and maybe make players who weren't quite suitable for a certain position a viable option.
I swear that video is just hyperbole, if I wanted my ST to be a layoff man, Id be looking at specific workrate changes rather than boosts, same with wingers if I wanted them to play beyond the ST.
Weve had temporary boosts in previous FUTs and not once have I thought if I add +10 defence on my ST would it mean that he magically wouldnt make forward runs, but we would automatically look for a ST with the right type of workrates to do that...
EA missed a trick in not making chemistry styles not impact workrates, unless they do behind the scenes? I just dont understand for example how adding a boost to defense means a winger will cover a fullback when they bomb down the wing. I must be missing something...
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Weve had temporary boosts in previous FUTs and not once have I thought if I add +10 defence on my ST would it mean that he magically wouldnt make forward runs, but we would automatically look for a ST with the right type of workrates to do that...
EA missed a trick in not making chemistry styles not impact workrates, unless they do behind the scenes? I just dont understand for example how adding a boost to defense means a winger will cover a fullback when they bomb down the wing. I must be missing something...
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Still don't understand why people buy fifa points, it's better to just buy coins from the reputable sellers.
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Because buying packs is fun and you have a chance of getting a player worth 500k+.
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or just buy a million coins from ebay, dispute the fact you received them and do a charge back claim = free coins
or just buy a million coins from ebay, dispute the fact you received them and do a charge back claim = free coins
Yeah because scamming people is really the way to go.
You don't understand do you? It's still better to buy coins to open packs with than buy points, you can open more packs for your money.
Also don't agree with the above of charging back when you receive them, would you be happy selling an item of yours and then having the money taken from you and not receive your item back?
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it was a joke - i regularly sell coins on ebay, so no it's not something i would personally do
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You never said that you'd rather buy coins from a seller to open packs rather than buy points.
or just buy a million coins from ebay, dispute the fact you received them and do a charge back claim = free coins
Do you have a family etc? Considering your real name and address is accessible through PayPal you rip the wrong person off and I'm sure they wouldn't mind paying you a visit. I wouldn't dare rip anyone off for the sake of £20 or so? It's pathetic and the world we live in now you can't trust anyone.
Someone did this to me, dregs of the earth tbh.
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lol
someone would come all the way here for the sake of £20? it would cost them 10 times that in travel costs most likely, unless it's robert.
as i stated above, it was a joke, i regularly sell coins on ebay but i have never ever bought them.
luckily i have never been scammed, but i have set up restrictions on who can actually buy from me, which helps in stopping such things.
i also had someone buy from me, and they never even sent me a message allowing me to transfer the coins, i messaged them twice with no reply, that was an easy £20.
It didn't need explaining.
So why not do the right thing and click the refund button anyway? You say it was a joke but after seeing things like this I don't think it is.
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I wouldn't be overly confident about that , If I thought someone was ripping me off for the tune of £20~ I would happily spend more than that to "teach" that person a lesson cowardly or not
As Andy said dregs of society blatantly ripping people off like that
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you dont know ebay very well do you?
if i refund him - i lose money
first of all i still need to pay all the ebay fee's, meaning im down money. unless of course he accepts an ebay cancellation request, but judging the fact he isnt answering any messages, what are the chances of that happening? none.
it's not my fault he never sent the message with player details it was quite clear in the description. everyone else managed to.
i even messaged him twice asking for details.
seriously say someone paid you £20 to deliver something 30 miles away, you turn up and they aren't in, you phone them twice and no answer, you even text them and no answer, after 1 hour of waiting you return back home.
do you now refund them the £20 even though you spent money on petrol getting there and back? meaning you have lost out? no because that would be even stupider than them not agreeing to their terms of the arranged meeting.
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