But there are many core forwards whose form isn't good, and they can't score despite three or forty shots, leading the team to struggle with offensive power during such times.
Therefore, from the team's perspective, they hope to have multiple reliable scorers to prevent a scoring drought.
However, this setup essentially deprives a shooter of unlimited firing rights.
Here, unlimited firing rights don't mean shooting whenever you want, but literally continuous shooting, where everyone else only passes the ball!
The former is the first level of unlimited firing rights, while the latter is the second level, more advanced.
Top stars actually dislike having their unlimited firing rights infringed, regardless of the level.
Yet, Lu Yang actually isn't obsessed with unlimited firing rights.
Because the whole team creating unlimited firing rights for him can boost his stats, but actually his high-order data decreases.
