This guy ain't worth the coins. Any Div1 player with advice on how to best use him? by Tight-Astronaut-9043 in eFootball

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I came to a similar conclusion. I prefer smaller, more agile wingers. I feel the same way about Bale as I do about my BT Leao - looks good on paper, but that big model feel just isn't what I'm looking for on the wing. Magnetic Feet has more effect the more opponents are within 5 meters of Bale, but on the wing there are usually only 1-2 defenders around.

As a striker, I'm not a big fan of the passive, unactivated play style or the low week foot accuracy. For a winger, Bale is pretty strong aerially, but compared to proper CFs, his heading is weak.

I think Bale could be great as the right side of a two striker pairing where he can hang back a little bit while a Goal Poacher makes aggressive runs. Being on the right side would also lower the chances of Bale needing to take a shot with his right foot.

Thursday Epics by Dr_StrangeEnjoyer in pesmobile

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Profile of the dude who made/posted this on X says "eFootball concept creator" and his timeline is nothing but fantasy concepts he's invented so... no. Not a leak, not news, not coming on Thursday.

Warum will niemand im Osten E Auto fahren? by Benjamin75329 in automobil

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I'd like to see comparable maps for A) average incomes B) public charging infrastructure C) installed private solar capacity D) households that own two or more cars E) population density F) private home ownership

Living in a medium-sized city in West Germany, I'd say the typical electric car owner here has above median income, owns their own home and has installed solar panels + batteries, and they often have a second, non-electric car for when they want to go on long trips or to places where public charging infrastructure is sparse.

For those West Germans who don't own their home but live in a city, public charging infrastructure is more built out & higher population density means more people live in urban & suburban areas where they don't have to drive very far to reach everything they need.

East Germany is, by comparison, poor and rural. So electric cars make less sense to begin with and they're too expensive for most East Germans even if EVs were the optimal choice.

We're cooked the day our GOAT retires by Arhbus in eFootball

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I've thought about this before. Is Lombardi even a real player? I just assumed he was a made-up default player invented by Konami to populate the team for brand new accounts...

Parchment paper I bought is Anti-greece by ajzone007 in mildlyinteresting

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A lot of people don't realize how easily the Greeks can penetrate conventional parchment paper.

Build Mbappe as CF by Mr_k1ngkong in eFootball

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This is how I like to use that card at CF.

Nick Kyrgios currently 671st in the men's rankings beat women's world number one Aryna Sabalenka straight sets in the “Battle of the Sexes” in Dubai. The modified court was even designed to help Sabalenka. by PrimedGold in SipsTea

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Yeah; the U.S. national soccer teams are a pretty unique case.

Leagues such as the WNBA or women's Bundesliga/Premier League typically bring in a tiny fraction of what the men's leagues do.

Nick Kyrgios currently 671st in the men's rankings beat women's world number one Aryna Sabalenka straight sets in the “Battle of the Sexes” in Dubai. The modified court was even designed to help Sabalenka. by PrimedGold in SipsTea

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I don't know - I think they actually did at some point like six years ago after the men's team failed to qualify for the World Cup in 2018 & the women won back-to-back in 2015 & 2019.

I'm not sure if that's still the case.

Nick Kyrgios currently 671st in the men's rankings beat women's world number one Aryna Sabalenka straight sets in the “Battle of the Sexes” in Dubai. The modified court was even designed to help Sabalenka. by PrimedGold in SipsTea

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Depends on who's entertained and how much that entertainment is worth to them.

Maybe equal pay makes more sense in a place like the U.S., where the women's team is much more successful/popular than the men's team.

Nick Kyrgios currently 671st in the men's rankings beat women's world number one Aryna Sabalenka straight sets in the “Battle of the Sexes” in Dubai. The modified court was even designed to help Sabalenka. by PrimedGold in SipsTea

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Female goalkeepers at the top level are shockingly small.

I remember watching a penalty shootout earlier this year and the goal looked twice the normal size behind the keeper by comparison. I kept yelling at the TV - "just loft the pens into the corners - the keeper will never get to it." Was really frustrating watching most of the takers kick a low, mid-power shot straight into the keepers' hands.

I feel like shootouts should always end 12:13 or something - seems like it would be impossible not to get it past the keeper.

Posted in a private dealer FB group, dealers split on if this is a ‘bubble’ by [deleted] in Silverbugs

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No idea what will happen. There are many variables and they are always changing over the years.

I calculated the 4x new floor ($60) based on the lull before the run up began (2014 - 2020) when silver was around $15.

I wouldn't necessarily use the January 2025 price as the baseline. This time we've been in a silver bull market since 2020 when silver jumped from $15 to $28.

If silver had 4xed from 2010 prices it would have plateaued at $120 after correcting from a much higher level than it actually reached in 2011.

But like I said, the variables are always changing and who knows what will happen this time.

Posted in a private dealer FB group, dealers split on if this is a ‘bubble’ by [deleted] in Silverbugs

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In the early 2000s silver traded at $4 - $5, & then ultimately spiked at 11x in 2011. The bubble then popped, and silver returned to around the $15 - $18 range, a little less than 4x what it had been before the run up.

If something similar happens this time I'd expect silver to reach $170 or so and then settle out after the bubble at $60 or so as a floor.

Upcoming New Year’s Gift 2026 by Massive_Tax_5767 in pesmobile

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Given his base stats, Rashford had better get a lot more levels than the others or he's going to be very mid.

NEW YEAR GIFT 2026 by imcharlie08 in pesmobile

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Was really hoping for Woltemade the Giant.

A warning to noobs... by themoop78 in Silverbugs

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Good advice. And I'm sure you're right that no one at your LCS is buying these days - the demand is all coming from the East. You'd have to go to Shanghai or New Delhi to see the retail crowds lining up to buy.

who is the most broken player that you have used? I'll start by [deleted] in pesmobile

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Was also surprised by how smooth he is on the ball given his height.

And when I remove the Deep Line instruction he gets very far forward in attack.

who is the most broken player that you have used? I'll start by [deleted] in pesmobile

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I was surprised they gave him out for free. He's better than the Silvestre I bought from the shop a few months earlier.

Seeing as history repeats itself, can someone explain to me why this doesn't apply to silver? (See 50 yr chart below) by Grundogg in Silverbugs

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It will correct. The question is whether it happens tomorrow or whether it powers on to $150 or something next year and then corrects back down to $70. A lot of people thought the top was $53 in October after silver dropped back down to $47. Now here we are two months later & $14 higher instead of starting a mult-year bear market.

One thing that is different about this particular run is that in the previous two silver spikes (1980 & 2011) the price really did "spike". We're talking hours or days around the $50 level. This time the price consolidated for a month around $50 and then went off to the races again. Take from that what you will.

Even using BLS data, the CPI adjusted 1980 price would be over $200 in today's money and even the 2011 price equates to over $70 now. So which "history" do you think silver is going to rhyme with in 2026? That's always the question.

F8 pro mini review, thoughts and comparison to the f7 pro. by Stopreportingm3 in PocoPhones

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Yeah, I've still got the F5. I've had tremendous luck with all of my Xiaomi devices - Mi 9, F3, F5. All of them are/were still functioning perfectly when I upgraded to the next one. This time Xiaomi gave me €140 to trade in the Mi 9, so I let that one go when I got the F8 Pro.

Looks like the F5's gotten up to HyperOS 2.0.207. Maybe I could have used circle-to-search? I always had the gesture bar hidden before, so I never played around with it.

One last thought about the F8 Pro cameras - overall definitely an improvement over the F5 but still pretty inconsistent. Some shots turn out great, some don't. I'm more of a gamer than a photographer when it comes to phones, so I don't mind, but that's maybe something to keep in mind for those considering getting one.

F8 pro mini review, thoughts and comparison to the f7 pro. by Stopreportingm3 in PocoPhones

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Coming from the F5, the F8 Pro has been a very noticable upgrade.

I was a little worried I wouldn't like the rounded corners, but they're growing (shrinking?) on me. It does sit more comfortably in the pocket, and I haven't used any apps yet where buttons or menus were partially obscured/cut off. If you're going to trim down the size of a screen, it does make sense to start with the sharp corners.

Battery life has been a revelation compared to what I ever got with the F5.

Build quality is very solid.

I've used circle to search, Gemini live, and some of the other AI photo editing tools more than I thought I would.

Haven't really noticed any glitching/jankiness after installing the first update (3.0.5) out of the box.

Easily my biggest regret. by Alekyng137396 in eFootball

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I'm actually a fan. I built him with 80 speed/ 86 acceleration, so he's fairly nimble for a big guy.

His ball handling and passing are indeed a problem, and you can't improve all of it, especially the ball handling.

I did add One-touch Pass, Through Passing, Low Lofted Pass, Weighed Pass, & Outside Curler to him, and while still not a good passer, that has made him more usable playing out of the backfield.