ArsenalHighbury said: does anyone know the best player traits for every position/role? Expand
Any that enforce the player instructions and team instructions from your tactic. For example, if a role has "run into space", then you get moves into channels. If your tactics have dribble more or run at defense, then you get runs with the ball often.
The reason to get traits that fit the tactics is simple: If the tactic is good, any player not following it will make the team perform worse. If the tactic is not good, then you should be improving the tactic, not learning random traits. If your tactic has a position that should get further forward and the player has "stays back all time", then you should train it to forget that trait.
ZaZ said: Any that enforce the player instructions and team instructions from your tactic. For example, if a role has "run into space", then you get moves into channels. If your tactics have dribble more or run at defense, then you get runs with the ball often.
The reason to get traits that fit the tactics is simple: If the tactic is good, any player not following it will make the team perform worse. If the tactic is not good, then you should be improving the tactic, not learning random traits. If your tactic has a position that should get further forward and the player has "stays back all time", then you should train it to forget that trait. Expand
From my experience playing FM for quite a few years:
1. Forwards need "Places shots" if they have high finishing. This will improve their goals/season. 2. If you have Inside Forwards or Strikers with lower finishing, "Shoots with power" will improve their goals/season. If their finishing is good though, this might reduce the goals/season. 3. "Dictates Tempo" is great for your playmaker, be it Deep Lying Playmaker or Advanced Playmaker. One player in your midfield should have this and only one. Having more than one player with this will f*ck up the build-up. Only one! 4. "Plays One-Twos" is only effective if you have more than one player with the trait. I mostly get it on my non-defensive midfielders and attackers.
The others are really dependent on the tactic and more niche, but these are the ones I've found to work almost every time.
does anyone know the best player traits for every position/role?
ArsenalHighbury said: does anyone know the best player traits for every position/role?
Any that enforce the player instructions and team instructions from your tactic. For example, if a role has "run into space", then you get moves into channels. If your tactics have dribble more or run at defense, then you get runs with the ball often.
The reason to get traits that fit the tactics is simple: If the tactic is good, any player not following it will make the team perform worse. If the tactic is not good, then you should be improving the tactic, not learning random traits. If your tactic has a position that should get further forward and the player has "stays back all time", then you should train it to forget that trait.
ZaZ said: Any that enforce the player instructions and team instructions from your tactic. For example, if a role has "run into space", then you get moves into channels. If your tactics have dribble more or run at defense, then you get runs with the ball often.
The reason to get traits that fit the tactics is simple: If the tactic is good, any player not following it will make the team perform worse. If the tactic is not good, then you should be improving the tactic, not learning random traits. If your tactic has a position that should get further forward and the player has "stays back all time", then you should train it to forget that trait.
thanks man
From my experience playing FM for quite a few years:
1. Forwards need "Places shots" if they have high finishing. This will improve their goals/season.
2. If you have Inside Forwards or Strikers with lower finishing, "Shoots with power" will improve their goals/season. If their finishing is good though, this might reduce the goals/season.
3. "Dictates Tempo" is great for your playmaker, be it Deep Lying Playmaker or Advanced Playmaker. One player in your midfield should have this and only one. Having more than one player with this will f*ck up the build-up. Only one!
4. "Plays One-Twos" is only effective if you have more than one player with the trait. I mostly get it on my non-defensive midfielders and attackers.
The others are really dependent on the tactic and more niche, but these are the ones I've found to work almost every time.
PPMs really aren't anything special... they're just hard locked PI and I really don't like when a player has PPMs because it makes him inflexible.