Dragons Breath

Here is my latest tactic - Dragons Breath. Developed after analysis of successful roles in the top 50 tactics on this site - which I will share over the next few days. Thanks to @ZaZ for starting this idea and the set pieces.



I have tested this tactic with reasonable teams in the English Leagues and won them all with good points tallies and goals scored. I would be interested to see how it goes in the test arena.

So this tactic is a straight copy of "ZaZ Blue" only with other player roles?

Player roles and mentality. Although changing roles will also change how players form up and their individual instructions. You will notice that 6 of the top 7 tactics use the same formation. Nothing new in this.

Why picking wb sup instead iwb sup? i've seen tha table, iwb works 0,10 better? same question stands for rpm on DM position instead of DLP-S? explain :P

I was using averages not best or maximum score. There were a couple I picked where the wasn't much difference but some weren't tested substantially. I am now looking at standard deviation against the highest 3 with more than 3 scores.

This is looking like the best attacking formation for this formation so far.

I am still very happy to have 3 tactics on the first page. This remains my favourite tactic. I started my last save for FM21 a month ago, called The Last Save - Hungerford. I was trying to put everything I learned into one last game and picked the lowest rated side in playable English football. We finished champions after 40 games with a record of 30 wins 5 draws and 5 losses, 21 points clear of second placed Havant. Our for and against was 97 to 35. We were predicted to finish 21st or last in the League. You can read about it on FM Scout. I have just signed a heap of replacement players and will see how far I get into the new season in Vanaarama National League before a start on the Beta of FM22.