yaozy said: Could you possibly test the exact same tactic but instead of SS, use normal strikers? Would be interesting to see how it performs in a more conventional 442, I don't really enjoy putting my strikers in the SS postion. Expand
Due to RPM's wide range of activities, I think that will also be quite positive.
I tried to create Pep Guardiola's tactic with short pass build-ups using effective instructions of Football Manager. It works not only with ManCity, but also with Fulham which got UCL spot.
(p.s. I imagined a line-up of 21-22 ManCity assuming kane would join)
I added 2 RPMs instead of a DLP, and I think it's a successful tweak. The defense of v2 is much more stable than v1. Fewer but still considerable goals were scored.
Jamie Vardy and Harvey Barnes scored 58 and 26 goals, respectively. Also, Leicester city finished 2nd with 100 goals, the most in the PL.
ZaZ said: I did experiment other types of delivery, but long throw-ins just performed better. Some times it can generate counter-attacks, but more often than not you will find yourself in a good position in the middle of the field with good passing options, usually with opponents out of position, creating good attacking movements. Expand
Now I completely agree that the use of attacking throw-ins is helpful. and, I think the only difference is simply how many players each have, in the penalty box or in the back for counterattack.
TIs followed the trend of brilliant tactics on this site.
This tactic is a twisted 4-2-3-1, which is very interesting.
Thank you
Hi, this tactic is a tweak of 'high voltage' by @Cyborg and 'Waves V2 AF Tweak' by @HVS
https://fm-arena.com/thread/1543-high-voltage/
https://fm-arena.com/thread/1542-waves-v2-af-tweak/
Added a left RMD-at instead of a W-su,
left WB-su instead of IWB-su,
MEZ-su instead of CM-AT
and a BPD-De instead of a CD-de.
Spurs Squid Game, Who would score the most goals to get trophies?
Results with Spurs are as follows.
What do you think about switching the positions of BBM and CM-AT?
(BBM on the right and CM-AT on the left)
It's a very attacking tactic 4-2-2-2, which is specialized for counter-attacks.
DLP-de moves like a defensive midfielder and maintains stability in a formation similar to 4-1-3-2.
Referred to instructions in Spurs.
Hi, everyone!
It's a quite interesting tactic which charaterizes steady ball-possession and slow attacks.
* TIs and Other features *
1. Much Shorter Passing & Slightly Lower Tempo
2. When possession has been won : normal
3. Defensive Line : Higher
4. Three playmakers carry the ball to the attacking line. They move like... 'RPM-At'.
5. High Possession & High Pass accuracy rate
6. Players' goals, assists, average ratings and G.P
Hi, everyone! This is the tactic I've used the most in my save game while enjoying FM2021 for a long time.
In fact, it is unclear how high the rating will be.
But whatever team you play, this tactic will help you manage most of the players easily.
Thank you.
It's a formation that hasn't been tried yet.
Also, a very attacking tactic which is expected to score a lot!
Due to RPM's wide range of activities, I think that will also be quite positive.
Test result-#1
Test result-#2
Test result-#3
* CHANGES *
- IWB-su(right) -> FB-su
- IF-su(left) -> W-at
Here are additional holiday results!
(No editor used and also nothing touched)
It did very well with Spurs and Villa.
Spurs finished 2nd in the PL!
Impressively, Kane, Son, and Moura, who played forward at the attacking area, all scored many goals and assists.
Kane : 27g-13a
Son : 24g-15a
Moura : 15g-10a
Villa got a UCL spot!
Also, Watkins, Grealish, and Traore, Trio at the attacking area, equally scored many goals and assists.
Watkins : 17g-9a
Jack : 14g-13a
Traore : 13g-11a
* If you want to see the goal highlights, the clips are on this link
: https://www.fmkorea.com/3859743616
Test result-#1
Test result-#2
Test result-#3
* CHANGES *
- IWB-su(right) -> FB-su
- IF-su(left) -> W-at
I tried to create Pep Guardiola's tactic with short pass build-ups using effective instructions of Football Manager. It works not only with ManCity, but also with Fulham which got UCL spot.
(p.s. I imagined a line-up of 21-22 ManCity assuming kane would join)
I think so. The central attacking midfielder will have more shots than the shadow strikers.
It is a new form of attacking 4-5-1 formation using HB. Manchester City won the PL with 116 goals.
I added 2 RPMs instead of a DLP, and I think it's a successful tweak.
The defense of v2 is much more stable than v1.
Fewer but still considerable goals were scored.
Jamie Vardy and Harvey Barnes scored 58 and 26 goals, respectively.
Also, Leicester city finished 2nd with 100 goals, the most in the PL.
It looks more promising than v1.
(p.s. Brentford's soccer)
Hi, Here is a 352 formation, which seems quite promising but has rarely been tested.
You may notice that it is similar to high-rated tactics, but different. (ex. ZaZ-Blue, FANATIC, also '352 - Oh No Honey', and etc)
Leicester City finished 3rd with 107 goals, the most in the PL, and was the winner of the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup.
Jamie Vardy and Harvey Barnes scored 71 and 36 goals, respectively!
I tried to maximize the strikers' goals scored in new ways.
Thank you.
I used to change 'very attacking' to 'positive' depending on the situations, also effective.
What a nice tactic!
Now I completely agree that the use of attacking throw-ins is helpful.
and, I think the only difference is simply how many players each have, in the penalty box or in the back for counterattack.