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AutoWin and disconnect match, what's the actual difference in practice

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u/menuconfused ·last month

Maybe I'm being thick. AutoWin forces the opponent off and you get the win. Disconnect Match pulls you out and the result is whatever it is. That's my reading but I want to be sure before I start hammering buttons mid match.

Also when would you use disconnect over just letting NoLoss handle it. FC 27 feature guide and NoLoss explained are the references—checkout is the FC 27 cheat page.

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u/pixelhoarder·last month

your reading's right. AutoWin takes the win, disconnect just leaves

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u/gloomfarmer·4 weeks ago

AutoWin is for when you need the win. disconnect is for when you're 4 down and want out of the misery without it counting

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u/freshspawn22·4 weeks ago

@2 that's NoLoss though. disconnect is the manual version of the same idea

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u/NightRaidNate·3 weeks ago

no, disconnect is just pulling out. whether it counts depends on what else is running

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u/RivalsaAlt·3 weeks ago

this thread is going to confuse more people than it helps lol

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u/ChampsTrack·3 weeks ago

look at it as three things. AutoWin = opponent gone, you win. NoLoss = you leave, no loss. disconnect = you leave, decide the rest yourself

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u/LoaderLogs·2 weeks ago

@6 that's the clearest anyone's put it and it's still three names for "make the match stop"

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u/TierPicker·2 weeks ago

it's because they do different things to the record, which is the only bit that matters

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u/DMAstack·last week

do you have to be losing for AutoWin or does it work at 0-0

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u/SkinRotator·last week

works whenever. some people fire it at kickoff and take a 1-0, some wait till they're ahead. depends how obvious you want it

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u/PatchWatcher·5 days ago

@10 if you fire it at kickoff every game your entire history is disconnects, that's got to look weird eventually

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u/HVCIcheck·3 days ago

it does but nobody's checking your history except you and maybe a report reviewer

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