SK - tackle harder FB - Take more risks, cross from byline, cut inside, stay wider, tackle harder BPD - tackle harder, dribble more DM - tackle harder IF - hold up ball, roam from position, sit narrower, close down more, tackle harder, mark specific position(right IF on LB and left IF on RB) PF - roam from position AF - tackle harder, dribble more
Ok so I tested this on my Ajax save, I selected players who have a professionalism over -
This is how they started, as you can see I am already 8 games into the season, ignore Tenas, I didn't mean to put him in there but take note of the others. So there are 4 regens in there. I didn't train roles, just quickness in additional focus. First 2 attribute columns are Acceleration and Pace. I used training method 4.
End of season -
As you can see, there is definitely an increase, there is only Moreira who it hasn't really impacted
Also CA did go up, lowest increase was 6 points, with the highest being 15
Start of test -
End of season -
Going to test again but using my training schedule but with those players locked in in position but no roles trained and quickness still as additional focus
I have been a Football Manager player for years and I ask myself this question:
Can a player's PA (Potential Ability) increase or decrease in a FM game?
I take the example of my current game with Gamba Osaka in Japan, I have a player with a CA of 80 and a PA of 105. My staff tells me that this player will be an excellent player for my team while for me it is very little!
Hence my question...
Thank you Expand
No, but the opinion by your staff will be based on your team rating, if that player was to say go to Man City that the staff there would give a whole different opinion and probably say he isn't good enough for that team
Changes-
Removed hold up ball and roam from position from IF
Added dribble more to AF
Removed hold position from DM
looks like this one https://fm-arena.com/thread/13232-523-drawing-machine-very-defensive-low-xga/ from RC25
SK - tackle harder
FB - Take more risks, cross from byline, cut inside, stay wider, tackle harder
BPD - tackle harder, dribble more
DM - tackle harder
IF - hold up ball, roam from position, sit narrower, close down more, tackle harder, mark specific position(right IF on LB and left IF on RB)
PF - roam from position
AF - tackle harder, dribble more
Changes-
Removed cut inside from FB
Added dribble more to FB
Changes -
Added take more risks and dribble more to AF
Changes-
Added dribble more and take more risks to AF
Changes-
Added aim cross centre to FB and IF
Added underlap left and right
I wouldn't bother mate, its shite. much better 424s out there
This is how they started, as you can see I am already 8 games into the season, ignore Tenas, I didn't mean to put him in there but take note of the others. So there are 4 regens in there. I didn't train roles, just quickness in additional focus. First 2 attribute columns are Acceleration and Pace. I used training method 4.
End of season -
As you can see, there is definitely an increase, there is only Moreira who it hasn't really impacted
Also CA did go up, lowest increase was 6 points, with the highest being 15
Start of test -
End of season -
Going to test again but using my training schedule but with those players locked in in position but no roles trained and quickness still as additional focus
Changes-
Removed cut inside from FB
Changes-
Removed cross from byline from FB
I have been a Football Manager player for years and I ask myself this question:
Can a player's PA (Potential Ability) increase or decrease in a FM game?
I take the example of my current game with Gamba Osaka in Japan, I have a player with a CA of 80 and a PA of 105.
My staff tells me that this player will be an excellent player for my team while for me it is very little!
Hence my question...
Thank you
No, but the opinion by your staff will be based on your team rating, if that player was to say go to Man City that the staff there would give a whole different opinion and probably say he isn't good enough for that team
Changes-
Added dribble more to FB