This is the best tactic of all that I have tested in this patch (I have tested more than 40 for several seasons and with different teams. Here is a video, though I'm from Russia, but the results are very good
Milakus said: That's true but if you are Norwich city then it might take 10 season to become as strong as Liverpool with an average tactic and with a very good tactic it might take only 5 season to become as strong as Liverpool because with a very good tactic you'll be getting higher places so more money.
Also, freezing morale and conditions with FMRTE only for the team you manage doesn't make sense at all because it gives a huge advantage, especially, when your team is already the strongest team in the league it becomes just ridiculously not realistic. Expand
There is no perfect and correct way to test tactics. Yes, my method is bad because I freeze players, but I do tests 3 times and if Salah misses six months and I only do 1 test, then the result will be wrong. In the 2nd test, Alisson may miss six months, the result will also change. Probably, my result is more incorrect for those who are just looking for good tactics and my tests work only for me
CBP87 said: disagree with Liverpool having the strongest squad, they may possibly have the best starting 11 at a push but they lack depth and quality in depth Expand
English teams are very strong in FM. if you play a lot, you will see that in the first seasons Liverpool most often wins the Champions League even under computer control
Milakus said: That's true but if you are Norwich city then it might take 10 season to become as strong as Liverpool with an average tactic and with a very good tactic it might take only 5 season to become as strong as Liverpool because with a very good tactic you'll be getting higher places so more money.
Also, freezing morale and conditions with FMRTE only for the team you manage doesn't make sense at all because it gives a huge advantage, especially, when your team is already the strongest team in the league it becomes just ridiculously not realistic. Expand
Martin said: Just curious why you are not test with weaker team? Liverpool is too OP Expand
I also have 24 hours in the day, and for example today I am testing tactics from 5 am. I test each tactic 3 times, then I enter the results in the table, it's a long time
Martin said: Just curious why you are not test with weaker team? Liverpool is too OP Expand
Liverpool have the strongest squad in my opinion. Sooner or later, any team will become strong. I don't see any point in changing tactics, that is, first set tactics for a weak team, then for an average one, then for a strong one and then for a very strong one. Usually people choose one tactic and play it all their career. As the tests show, the results between the tactics are not so much different, that is, the tactics for Liverpool will not fail in Norwich.
This is one of the best tactics without a doubt. The photo shows a test in the first season without transfers and hiring staff. I went on vacation at the beginning of the season and came back at the end. I left instructions to play this tactic. Excellent results. According to the preview, Elche is ranked 19th.
Also, freezing morale and conditions with FMRTE only for the team you manage doesn't make sense at all because it gives a huge advantage, especially, when your team is already the strongest team in the league it becomes just ridiculously not realistic.
There is no perfect and correct way to test tactics. Yes, my method is bad because I freeze players, but I do tests 3 times and if Salah misses six months and I only do 1 test, then the result will be wrong. In the 2nd test, Alisson may miss six months, the result will also change. Probably, my result is more incorrect for those who are just looking for good tactics and my tests work only for me
English teams are very strong in FM. if you play a lot, you will see that in the first seasons Liverpool most often wins the Champions League even under computer control
Also, freezing morale and conditions with FMRTE only for the team you manage doesn't make sense at all because it gives a huge advantage, especially, when your team is already the strongest team in the league it becomes just ridiculously not realistic.
I'm still looking for the perfect way to test
I also have 24 hours in the day, and for example today I am testing tactics from 5 am. I test each tactic 3 times, then I enter the results in the table, it's a long time
Liverpool have the strongest squad in my opinion. Sooner or later, any team will become strong. I don't see any point in changing tactics, that is, first set tactics for a weak team, then for an average one, then for a strong one and then for a very strong one. Usually people choose one tactic and play it all their career. As the tests show, the results between the tactics are not so much different, that is, the tactics for Liverpool will not fail in Norwich.