Stuaret
Starting from "3-4-1-2 Stuaret XIII":

WB(Su) => WB(At)
VOL(At) => VOL(Su)
Starting from "3-4-1-2 Stuaret XIII":

WB(Su) => WB(At)
VOL(At) => DM(Su)
@Delicious do you plan to test DLP + DM combination? Or any other defensive midfield combination? (DLP(Su) + VOL(Su), DLP(Su) + BWM(Su), VOL(Su) + VOL(Su))
dzek said: @Delicious It's kind of weird, the 11 point difference between the other tactic with the only difference being BPD dribbling less. Can you double check to see if you added anything extra by accident?

When looking at some things in the tactics, you might add/remove some instructions by mistake and then forget about them there. Again, it's very strange.


There is also W(Su) instead of IF(Su). Still, a notable difference.
Comparing this tactic, with this: 4231-death-star, we have 11 points of difference and 17 of G.D. just for giving the two BPDs "dribble less"?! When I see these things I realize how unpredictable FM is and how far it is from football simulation.

I had always wondered why the tactics put "dribble more" on DCs, when they are often not good dribblers. Evidently making DCs dribble breaks the engine in some way.
Original tactic instruction from @Delicious tactic 343-italian-ko-iii and defensive midfield combination from 424-deformation-ii by @A Smile
Testing balanced mentality that seems to work very well in this new match engine.
Original tactic instruction from @Delicious tactic 343-italian-ko-iii
Last test before the official release!
Avenger22 said: I tested very similar to this got 53 with CM/A but i think is very similar to MEZZ/A, can you try one test same but not back 3 but back 5 which is interesting no back 5 this beta tested, i still dont quite understand difference in ME in FM, i mean both are back 5 in ME when looking in the game when defending

Hi! Tomorrow there will be the official release of the game. Surely there will already be changes to the ME, it will be better for us to restart testing directly with the new engine!
I don't know if it's a matter of randomness, but with this tactic I achieved incredible results. Especially in attack, I didn't think it was possible to score so many goals with a 3-5-2!
Original tactic: 3-4-1-2 Stuaret X

An even more defensive tactic to control the match:
AF => VOL
Original tactic: 3-4-1-2 Stuaret IX

Tactic to waste time and maintain the result
Original tactic: 3-4-1-2 Stuaret II

Changes:
- VOL 1 => BWM
- VOL 2 added "Move into Channels"
- WB(Su) => WB(At)

Same of Stuaret VIII but with attacking WB. Results seems to improve.
Original tactic: 3-4-1-2 Stuaret II
Changes: VOL => BWM
From the experience gained with "3-4-2-1 Stuaret" and "3-4-1-2 Stuaret", a variant with Inside Forwards.
WB(Su) + VOL(Su)
Original tactic: 3-4-1-2 Stuaret II
Testing DLP(Su)
Testing balanced mentality.
Original tactic: 3-4-1-2 Stuaret II
Testing positive mentality.
Original tactic: 3-4-1-2 Stuaret II
Removed overlap and focus left/right