Mohammed “MoAuba” Harkous is no child of sadness. When something doesn’t suit the 25-year-old FIFA professional, he gives vent to his displeasure. That was the case this weekend during the FIFA 22 Global Series (FGS). He uses Twitter as an outlet to vent his anger about the latest problems in Ultimate Team mode.

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A few days before the second qualifier of the FIFA 22 Global Series a new patch was released. However, MoAuba did not like this last-minute change, because because of it he could not prepare extensively for this important tournament at the weekend. “Got out. Did a lot of training. It was all for nothing because two days before the tournament a patch comes out where everything is different again,” the member of the FOKUS Clan criticized the publisher EA Sports on Sunday.

However, swearing about supposedly bad FIFA titles has been a tradition for the 2019 world champion for over two years now. Especially because only one change was introduced in the current update, many from the community are countering MoAuba’s words. “You lack respect for your opponent, sinking into self-pity, everything is to blame but you,” writes, among others, a user under the Twitter post of the professional.

MoAuba is not the only one who criticizes the game. But as one of the best German players of recent years, his way of thinking also rubs off on other players, who then blame the patches or gameplay alone for their failure. On the other hand, the number of critics who contradict these statements is growing. Among them is former FIFA celebrity Erhan “DrErhano” Kayman: “The most annoying thing about the qualifiers is the whining/crying of the players.”