I wouldn't normally get involved in all this shit but I've compared the tactics and team instructions are the same but one tell tale sign is the set pieces, the set pieces are identical.
Now whether its a coincidence or not I don't know but the amazing hindle set pieces have been tagged with the exact way Knap stamps his set piece routines, so hindle is definitely based on a Knap tactic
Metal said: Not just 'bad' he will also say if the tactic is 'very very very bad' with a test table showing how bad it is.
So yes I don't need an essay explaining why some tactic is bad, plenty of tactics out which look good on paper then we test them and then we find out the hard way how bad they are Expand
I didn't say he needed to provide an essay did I? For all we know his testing league could be biased. But by stating "bad" without any further feedback is pretty turd in my opinion.
He may as well not share the results, what's the point in replying if he isn't going to be constructive about it?
@Lampochka97 stop being a nob and offer constructive feedback on the tactics you are testing instead of just saying bad. I mean this tactic finished 2nd with Chelsea in what seems an elite testing league and yet you state there are better tactics. How about saying "nice going, did well in my test league"
Well written but one thing that stands out for me and I don't mean to ruin your parade is that you won the title in 2030 and UCL in 2031. For me personally, when I see people posting results so far forward, I can't take the tactic as seriously as someone posting results in 1st or 2nd season. You've had time to build the team, staff, facilities etc...
As I said, I'm not saying this to have a dig at you as the tactic looks good, but have you got any results from season 1 using this tactic?
To add to point 4, there seems to be a lot of coaches whose preferred job is HoYd, you can still hire these as coaches, look for coaches with high attributes in level of discipline, motivating and determination, you will usually find some regen HoYd but they'll be up for a coaching role as long as the money is right
I always train try first time shots and place shots. It works for me, but as well you need to make sure the players have attributes for the traits. No point training tries first time shots when he anticipation, composure and finishing are dreadful.
wixta79 said: so more of a complete forward? was thinking of converting a couple of my wingers Expand
You can try it, just train them as F9s in individual training. Focus on players with food dribbling, first touch, passing, technique, composure, decisions, off the ball, vision, acceleration and agility.
you essentially want a creative forward, below are the results of the above attributes set at 14, I would probably look no lower than 13 in each hey attribute
I would say have a look at players similar to Harry Kane, probably not going to find one with similar attribute values so probably drop attributes by -2
nator said: After some matches I am sure that tall players are better . Its because they score a lot from corners but also because they get crosses from fullbacks. My striker has 14 goals in 5 matches Expand
I have to disagree with you I'm afraid, Mbappe has 7 heading and still managed 91 goals. Salah isn't a tall player at all and managed 97 goals.
Not saying it won't work with tall players, but I don't think its as important as you're making out
Now whether its a coincidence or not I don't know but the amazing hindle set pieces have been tagged with the exact way Knap stamps his set piece routines, so hindle is definitely based on a Knap tactic
You test it with a lesser team
So yes I don't need an essay explaining why some tactic is bad, plenty of tactics out which look good on paper then we test them and then we find out the hard way how bad they are
I didn't say he needed to provide an essay did I? For all we know his testing league could be biased. But by stating "bad" without any further feedback is pretty turd in my opinion.
He may as well not share the results, what's the point in replying if he isn't going to be constructive about it?
So you find someone saying "bad" as constructive??
As I said, I'm not saying this to have a dig at you as the tactic looks good, but have you got any results from season 1 using this tactic?
Have a look at this guide https://www.guidetofm.com/players/traits/3/#finishing it will tell you which attributes are best suited for each trait
You can try it, just train them as F9s in individual training. Focus on players with food dribbling, first touch, passing, technique, composure, decisions, off the ball, vision, acceleration and agility.
you essentially want a creative forward, below are the results of the above attributes set at 14, I would probably look no lower than 13 in each hey attribute
I would say have a look at players similar to Harry Kane, probably not going to find one with similar attribute values so probably drop attributes by -2
I have to disagree with you I'm afraid, Mbappe has 7 heading and still managed 91 goals. Salah isn't a tall player at all and managed 97 goals.
Not saying it won't work with tall players, but I don't think its as important as you're making out