Every save will now have a set of referees officiating every matches!

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Introducing an Exciting New Feature: Referee Characters in Forever World Cup Simulator!

 
With each new save, a unique set of random referees will be generated to officiate every single match in the World Cup tournament. These referees come with their own reputation attribute, which can affect the fairness and controversy of each match. The lower a referee's reputation, the greater the likelihood of disallowed goals occurring during a match. 

 On every match card, simply click on the "male" icon to explore the referee's profile. Here, you can view their profile picture, reputation attribute, and more.
 


If the match has goals disallowed, clicking on the ball icon will reveal the number of goals that were controversially ruled out by the referee.

 

The simulator has a mechanism to enhance fairness in critical matches. Reputable referees may be more likely to officiate crucial matches such as the final and third-place playoffs. However, there is no absolute assurance, leaving room for the possibility of having a very seedy referee making wrong decisions in a significant match!

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