Bradjc94 said: Sorry if this has already been answered, but for the Shadow Striker role, should I be playing a Striker or a natural AMC in this position?
For example, at Barcelona, should I play Lewandowski or Olmo as the Shadow Striker? Expand
It can be a retrained striker or natural AMC, what matters is to have proficiency in the position. In your example, you can use Olmo as SS while Lewandowski is being retrained, and let him come in as a sub when match is won to master the position faster, for example.
MrCroDevil said: @ZaZ sorry for ping but what are dose filters? and how do you put it in game ? Expand
Filters for searching players with desired attributes. You use them in the scouting section, in the player database. One filter is to remove bad players, while the other is to show only very good players (but might filter out some good outliers).
ZaZ said: I can think about it if you link the formation you are talking about. The one I can think about is basically a mirror of this one, sometimes with two DMs instead of CMs. Expand
here is the formation many is using (not aloud formation without a striker)
Hello, thank you for sharing this excellent tactic.
However, I have observed a potential issue: young players who do not participate in matches and only follow training schedules such as “Rebalance 1” and “Growth 1” tend to experience a decline in their technical and mental attributes over multiple seasons (in my case, over a 5-year save). In contrast, players who receive regular game time show clear improvements in these areas.
Physical attributes, as expected, increase significantly.
Could you please advise on how this issue might be addressed?
P.S. This was observed in a save with Benfica, which has good facilities and staff.
Bradjc94 said: Sorry if this has already been answered, but for the Shadow Striker role, should I be playing a Striker or a natural AMC in this position?
For example, at Barcelona, should I play Lewandowski or Olmo as the Shadow Striker?
It can be a retrained striker or natural AMC, what matters is to have proficiency in the position. In your example, you can use Olmo as SS while Lewandowski is being retrained, and let him come in as a sub when match is won to master the position faster, for example.
@ZaZ sorry for ping but what are dose filters? and how do you put it in game ?
MrCroDevil said: @ZaZ sorry for ping but what are dose filters? and how do you put it in game ?
Filters for searching players with desired attributes. You use them in the scouting section, in the player database. One filter is to remove bad players, while the other is to show only very good players (but might filter out some good outliers).
ZaZ said: I can think about it if you link the formation you are talking about. The one I can think about is basically a mirror of this one, sometimes with two DMs instead of CMs.
here is the formation many is using (not aloud formation without a striker)
jersve said: here is the formation many is using (not aloud formation without a striker)
It seems to be the strongest formation with strikers at the moment.
Hello, thank you for sharing this excellent tactic.
However, I have observed a potential issue: young players who do not participate in matches and only follow training schedules such as “Rebalance 1” and “Growth 1” tend to experience a decline in their technical and mental attributes over multiple seasons (in my case, over a 5-year save). In contrast, players who receive regular game time show clear improvements in these areas.
Physical attributes, as expected, increase significantly.
Could you please advise on how this issue might be addressed?
P.S. This was observed in a save with Benfica, which has good facilities and staff.