Ace3123 said: Is the newest version always the best? Expand
The one with the most points is the best. Tactics need to be named before they are tested, so it is impossible to know how good they are in FM-Arena tests in advance.
I haven't really played around much with training, but want to try to this save.
Am I right in thinking I use the growth schedules (either one or 2 games depending on games per week) at least 3x per month. And then use one of the Rebalance schedules for the 4th week. Then rinse and repeat for the season? Expand
Yeah, that is what I do. I am testing some simplified routines that might be more clear for people, and should be posting soon.
N0p said: Is it worth setting the light tactic as the primary trained tactic since logically it should reduce the amount of injury’s during training? (idk if it would actually affect it) Expand
I have never considered that, and it is hard to say without any testing. It does make sense, though.
Openda in the middle because of his traits (he also has the lowest crossing). The other two do not matter much since they are pretty similar, so I would probably use Anthony in the right and Hugo in the left, but train each of them in the opposite side so they can switch position in case of injury, red card or anything like that.
ATM said: Hi, it seems that the tactical effect has been greatly weakened after version 26.3.2. In particular, the two wingers' scoring has dropped significantly, and they've almost become invisible. Are there any plans for adjustments later? thanks Expand
As far as I know, they did not change the match engine.
Milletian said: Hi Zaz, thanks for sharing this amazing tactic! I have a few questions about player selection:
1.Is the preferred foot important for each position in this setup?
2.In the back three, does the required player profile (style) for the central CB differ from the left and right CBs? If so, what type of players do you recommend for each specific spot?
3.If I'm working with a limited transfer budget, which position should I prioritize investing my money in to get the highest quality player?
Thanks in advance for your help!
P.S. I'm not fluent in English, so I used an AI translator. Please excuse any awkward phrasing! Expand
Thank you for the kind words. About your questions: 1. Honestly I do not see much difference, so I prefer to just use the strongest players in each position without caring about the feet. Some people claim it is better to have players with the same foot as their side, but I do not think anyone tested that in FM26 yet.
2. I recommend fast players (pace and acceleration) with good jumping reach. I usually prefer to have the fastest ones on the sides, because they advance more on the field and can return faster to their positions, or fight for a ball when they are out of position.
3. Personally I would focus on improving the weakest areas of your team, switching the slowest players by quicker ones. If you want to pick a few positions, I would prioritize the main goal scorers, which are the AM and IFs, then CHMs.
komet0 said: Hi when using your training schedules is this right? I am little confused. Also when using other tactics is appropriate to use the same schedule. Thanks (examples below of my training using your downloads) Expand
It is fine, but you should clean the training in the days right after the matches, to activate super-rest. You do that together with automatic rest, making only players in full condition train at (double intensity). When players have three sessions of rest in the same day, together with sending them home, they recover much more condition, which helps keep them in shape and avoid injuries.
P.S.: I will create a simplified training schedule since people are getting confused.
FlyingDuck said: @ZaZ Is there a trick or a setting that will make my striker score more goals in the tactics? Expand
Not really. This tactic is designed to spread goals as evenly as possible between all players, and it is also good to keep in mind strikers simply perform poorly in this match engine, which is why you see so many strikerless tactics on top of the table.
The one with the most points is the best. Tactics need to be named before they are tested, so it is impossible to know how good they are in FM-Arena tests in advance.
I haven't really played around much with training, but want to try to this save.
Am I right in thinking I use the growth schedules (either one or 2 games depending on games per week) at least 3x per month. And then use one of the Rebalance schedules for the 4th week. Then rinse and repeat for the season?
Yeah, that is what I do. I am testing some simplified routines that might be more clear for people, and should be posting soon.
CHMs roaming from position, and the goalkeeper changes from the first post.
I have never considered that, and it is hard to say without any testing. It does make sense, though.
You have to post in this area:
https://fm-arena.com/board/16-football-manager-2026-tactics-sharing-section/
thanks
As far as I know, they did not change the match engine.
1.Is the preferred foot important for each position in this setup?
2.In the back three, does the required player profile (style) for the central CB differ from the left and right CBs? If so, what type of players do you recommend for each specific spot?
3.If I'm working with a limited transfer budget, which position should I prioritize investing my money in to get the highest quality player?
Thanks in advance for your help!
P.S. I'm not fluent in English, so I used an AI translator. Please excuse any awkward phrasing!
Thank you for the kind words. About your questions:
1. Honestly I do not see much difference, so I prefer to just use the strongest players in each position without caring about the feet. Some people claim it is better to have players with the same foot as their side, but I do not think anyone tested that in FM26 yet.
2. I recommend fast players (pace and acceleration) with good jumping reach. I usually prefer to have the fastest ones on the sides, because they advance more on the field and can return faster to their positions, or fight for a ball when they are out of position.
3. Personally I would focus on improving the weakest areas of your team, switching the slowest players by quicker ones. If you want to pick a few positions, I would prioritize the main goal scorers, which are the AM and IFs, then CHMs.
It is fine, but you should clean the training in the days right after the matches, to activate super-rest. You do that together with automatic rest, making only players in full condition train at (double intensity). When players have three sessions of rest in the same day, together with sending them home, they recover much more condition, which helps keep them in shape and avoid injuries.
P.S.: I will create a simplified training schedule since people are getting confused.
Not really. This tactic is designed to spread goals as evenly as possible between all players, and it is also good to keep in mind strikers simply perform poorly in this match engine, which is why you see so many strikerless tactics on top of the table.