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Input: So I play FIFA pro clubs with a few friends every night or so. You basically make your own player and control that player for the entire game.

We’ve done well over a couple hundred games and are in a top division, our usual tactic is for me to make a giant who gets crossed the ball for me to head it in easily.

I recently decided I didn’t really enjoy it too much, I mean it’s okay but I’d like to be challenged more and enjoy the game more, rather than exploiting the gameplay for easy goals. I got bored of how repetitive it was.

So I decided to remake my pro to look exactly like me, with my name, my height and most importantly my position - RB (my real life football position) 

We drew the first two games and lost the 3rd. Throughout all three games my teammate, M, would make passive aggressive comments pressuring me to go back to our usual tactic (me up front as a giant heading balls in). 

Every time I lost the ball, slipped up, was slightly out of position or made even a minor mistake - he’d call it out. 

Anytime he or anyone else made an error, I’d say nothing - because it’s a game, we’re here to have fun, not play competitively. 

Anyways, before the third game ended he quit the game and switched over to Fortnite, citing my position change as the reason we weren’t winning anymore. I refused to move back, saying I didn’t enjoy playing up front anymore and he said “we don’t enjoy losing all the time”.

Am I the asshole for resisting my friends’ call to change back? My other friends agree with M and the 3 of them all want me to change back to striker.. but for me this is a game, and I’d rather lose having fun than win but feel like I’m only there out of obligation. 

refusing to play in any other position