what does th # in ( ) mean in formations?
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Re: what does th # in ( ) mean in formations?
So does # in ( ) mean CMs? Would 4-5-1 with 3 CMs be 4-5-1(3) and4-5-1 with 2 CMs and a CAM be 4-5-1(2)?Comment
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Re: what does th # in ( ) mean in formations?
It only tells you the order from left to right of how the players are lined up. Not what positions they are playing
You have sections broken up in this order:
defenders - mid defenders - mid field - attacking mid - attackers
So a 4-5(2)-1 could mean either 2 defenders or two attackers, it just tells you that 2 of them are not in a standard mid role.
This is why you see formations also broken up as 4-2-3-1 instead of 4-5-1. Its easier for people to look at 4-2-3-1 and know exactly what the formation organization is than just 4-5(2)-1. Because the 4-5(2)-1 could also be a 4-2-2-1-1, or a 4-3-2-1 or even a 4-1-2-2-1.
I'd ignore the brackets and just look at the actual spacing of the players.
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Re: what does th # in ( ) mean in formations?
But that is not how they are denoted in FIFA this year. Look here: http://www.fifauteam.com/fifa-16-ult...am-formations/
The number in parenthesis is simply after the formation to denote a different variation and has nothing to do with how the mids line up. If it does, it makes no sense to me when you start looking at the 4-3-3, which goes up to 5, lol.Comment
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Re: what does th # in ( ) mean in formations?
But that is not how they are denoted in FIFA this year. Look here: http://www.fifauteam.com/fifa-16-ult...am-formations/
The number in parenthesis is simply after the formation to denote a different variation and has nothing to do with how the mids line up. If it does, it makes no sense to me when you start looking at the 4-3-3, which goes up to 5, lol.
4-3-3 (2) “Hold”
4-3-3 (3) “Defend”
4-3-3 (4) “Attack”
4-3-3 (5) “False 9”
EDIT: Doing some research, I guess this is pretty common place now days. Not sure when that became popular or the norm.Last edited by Zac; 10-07-2015, 04:23 PM.
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Re: what does th # in ( ) mean in formations?
This has been so confusing. I like to use as close to real life lineups as possible in MM and getting an Arsenal lineup with Ramsey and Coquelin and a Chelsea lineup with Matic and Fabregas was a super annoying task. Lol!#LFC
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Re: what does th # in ( ) mean in formations?
Right, it's just showing that there's variations of a formation. They could have used 4-3-3(a), 4-3-3(b), etc.
I know the feeling, I often end up manually editing positions in the team sheet so I can get it set up exactly how I need it to be.Comment
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