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"overlap left" and "focus play down the right" were removed.
The core of FM24's top tactics should be the DM-S+DM-S combination, which is more stable and has a higher limit than other defensive midfielders, which I have experienced especially in online games. This tactic is also the one I use most in online matches.
BJ said: PI for console please

only "Tackle Harder" in every position,I think other than the key PI of "Get Further Forward" and "Move Into Channels", it's hard to say how much difference will be made.
Check the results of the DMS combination versus the RGA+VOLA combination.
A combination of RGA+VOLA was used in the 424 deformation formation.
Blanced→Attacking
Remove "focus play down the right/left"
Remove "underlap right/left"
Reduce one AF and replace it with IFA to improve weak-side defense.
Both the left and the right chose undelap.
Use of IFBD in 424.
Change:AF+CFS+AF→PFS+PFS+AF
The left wing uses overlap to replace the underlap. Mirror positions were used for lineup reasons in online leagues.
STCL:AF→RMD
This is a 343 play disguised as a 433 formation, see how it compares to the real 343 formation.
Left wing :overlap→underlap
Try using AMS and see how it works.
DR:WBA→IWBS
A combination of the 424 icebreaker and 424 Article 20.
Similar to 424 Article 20, lower offense and increase defense.
I think all I can say is that this result is accurate at the two fixed combinations.none, overlaps, and underlaps are different for position duty selection and optimal selection for PI. I tested a variety of different 4231 Settings early in the release, both single-player and online, and couldn't come to a conclusion about which was stronger. Moreover, only with an ST formation can the attacking mentality compete with the balanced mentality, but the attacking mentality is stronger than the attacking mentality in the online game. 4231 is indeed a top formation, but it can occupy the top or rely on more test samples and luck, because 424 and 4231 are the first two tactics to occupy the top for a long time, so we fine-tune the test too much. There are actually some formations that don't lose to either.
An asymmetrical stance may be the most effective for this combination.