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Pro Rookie
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: VA
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Usually I have not been messing around with defensive, offensive, towards middle, etc.
But I figure if I ever want to get better I'll need to start. So here goes my idea. (it'll probably suck, just help me out) The team I played put up these numbers last week: JUVENTUS UTTERBERG Player rating and Team formation Midfield: poor Right Side Defence: passable Central Defence: solid Left Side Defence: excellent Right Side Attack: passable Central Attack: passable Left Side Attack: inadequate While playing a 4-4-2 They set up with these stars and special orders: *------------**-----------*`----------**`(Defensive) **------------**(Offensive)------**`(Offens)-------** --------------------**--------------** That may be a little confusing sorry if it is. Then my ratings last week: Spring Grove Fighting Eagles Player rating and Team formation Midfield: poor Right Side Defence: passable Central Defence: passable Left Side Defence: solid Right Side Attack: solid Central Attack: solid Left Side Attack: passable And my stars (I didnt use any special orders besides extra inner mid) ***--------**`(Extra Inner mid)------***-----** **-------**`---------**`---------** **`---------*** The ` means half a star. Now he uses the same strategy every week, and this is how I hope to approach him this week: Right back: Offensive (He has passable playmaking) Central Defender: Offensive (passable playmaking) Right Winger: Offensive (passable scoring) Inner Mid 1: Offensive (weak scoring) How does that look? For the record my left back is wretched in playmaking, solid in defending. My other inner mids are poor in scoring. My wingers are both passable winger/weak playmaking, one has passable scoring, the other has weak.
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Lost
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Re: Help me with my gameplan?
WB's offensive do utilize a little PM, but their Winger is more valuable while their Defending takes a hit.
Scoring don't mean squat to a Winger (regardless of order). Offensive boost Winger, weakens defending. Scoring don't mean squat to inner-midfielders either. Offensive boost passing and weakens defending. I'd recommend ALWAYS playing your wingers Offensive, unless you really need MF help, then play TM. If you set you right WB to offensive, I'd say you can expect an inad right D rating (from passable) probably same for CD offensive but you'll get some MF boost (don't know if it's a full level). I wouldn't play my only CD offensive though. You want your left side with the strongest attack vs. his passable right D. all you really need to do is have MF advantage or be even, and I think you'll win. You've got the better ratings.
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College Benchwarmer
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Louisiana
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Right Winger: Offensive (passable scoring)
Inner Mid 1: Offensive (weak scoring) ----------------------------------------------------------- I may be wrong but I always thought that scoring didn't matter at all for anyone but forwards; and that passing was the stat that helped if playing a player offensive... |
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Head Coach
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Seven miles up
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Yeah, you have that right doug. Passing is the stat that matters when they play offensive.
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Chicago, IL
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Good idea with playing the Central Defender offensively. That should boost your midfield and central attack. He better have decent PM and Stamina. Some passing skill could also help but I am not sure.
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