Bristol City's FIFA 20 player ratings have been revealed ahead of the game's September 24 release date.
Those who are fans of the game will no doubt spend hours pouring over the Robins' ratings, trying to figure out how true to life they are.
Whilst the game prides itself on its ultra realistic depiction of the Premier League, but its portrayal of other leagues, such as the Championship, sometimes comes in for a little more scrutiny.
One decision that Robins supporters will immediately point out as being wrong is the rating of Tomas Kalas.
The Czech centre-back has been given a rating of 72, which is a perfectly respectable score for a Championship player.
However, as with previous installments of the game, it appears that a player's physical presence is what can make or break their rating, with former City talisman Aden Flint rated at 73.
Flint, currently at the Robins' rivals Cardiff, is heavily boosted by his physical rating of 82, no doubt due to his towering figure.
Kalas' physical rating, meanwhile, is at 74, and he outscores Flint in every other area apart from defending, where both score 71.
It is a strange decision, considering most City fans would take Kalas over Flint in their side.
Another glaring error is that Han-Noah Massengo is rated at just 63, despite having a very impressive start to the season.
Elsewhere Adam Nagy is the Robins' best player on the game, rated at 75.
Josh Brownhill, Famara Diedhiou and Tomas Kalas are the next highest rated, with all three getting scores of 72.
Bristol City FIFA ratings in full
Adam Nagy - 75
Josh Brownhill - 72
Famara Diedhiou - 72
Tomas Kalas - 72
Callum O'Dowda - 71
Nathan Baker - 71
Andreas Weimann - 71
Bailey Wright - 71
Benik Afobe - 71
Kasey Palmer - 70
Korey Smith - 69
Pedro Pereira - 69
Jay Dasilva - 69
Jack Hunt - 69
Niclas Eliasson - 69
Niki Maenpaa - 69
Marley Watkins - 68
Dan Bentley - 68
Sammie Szmodics - 66
Tommy Rowe - 66
Hakeeb Adelakun - 65
Taylor Moore - 63
Liam Walsh - 63
Jonny Smith - 63
Han-Noah Massengo - 63
