Bad losers won’t prosper in Fifa

Thursday 11 February 2010 00:00 GMT

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Did you know that games developers sit around talking about players who are badsports?

Apparently, “rage quitting”, where gamers give up whenthey’re doing badly is something that EA wants to officially discourage. EA’s SimonHumber told Eurogamer. net that the company wanted to “reward people for completing matches rather than quitting out” in the forthcoming ‘Fifa 11’, adding that “there should be apenalty,” for leaving the game in a sulkandheading for an early bath.

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