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[Mo Meow Odom]

OK thanks Hun Maybe I should clarify the question !!!!!! lol

I have been in tight games say 1-1 0-0 after 60 mins my opponent may make 2 or 3 subs on the hour mark and they seem to get a late winning goal !!!!! ( Could be fresh legs as you say ) is this coincidence or do the subs alter the engine to let them score ???

Should I be trying it ??

Hope this clarifies my question ( sorry for being dumb ) lol xxxxxx

[cracicot]

OK thanks Hun Maybe I should clarify the question !!!!!! lol

I have been in tight games say 1-1 0-0 after 60 mins my opponent may make 2 or 3 subs on the hour mark and they seem to get a late winning goal !!!!! ( Could be fresh legs as you say ) is this coincidence or do the subs alter the engine to let them score ???

Should I be trying it ??

Hope this clarifies my question ( sorry for being dumb ) lol xxxxxx

Like I said, I always make at least one sub, and it depends on the score and the opponent.

It is hard to advise someone on this as there a many variables to consider.

if it is not for fresh legs, usually one subs to change the game, either by a change in formation or personnel. With this game engine it is hard to determine if subs actually do anything, because as I have previously mentioned, this game might pre-determine scores, which means that all in-game action made by the manager has no effect other than to change the useless possession bar and the in-game commentary.

With subs, its always would have, could have, should have if you lose or tie, but a masterstroke if you win. Example: If Chelsea had subbed Terry during the CL final vs ManUre, they might not have lost in a shootout (what sucks is that I hate both teams, and wanted lightning to strike them all down, but I hate Chelski less and wanted them to win. )

Anyways, in other games I dont watch for whatever reason, I still win against people who make subs, so it all depends on the situation.

[Mo Meow Odom]

Like I said, I always make at least one sub, and it depends on the score and the opponent.

It is hard to advise someone on this as there a many variables to consider.

if it is not for fresh legs, usually one subs to change the game, either by a change in formation or personnel. With this game engine it is hard to determine if subs actually do anything, because as I have previously mentioned, this game might pre-determine scores, which means that all in-game action made by the manager has no effect other than to change the useless possession bar and the in-game commentary.

With subs, its always would have, could have, should have if you lose or tie, but a masterstroke if you win. Example: If Chelsea had subbed Terry during the CL final vs ManUre, they might not have lost in a shootout (what sucks is that I hate both teams, and wanted lightning to strike them all down, but I hate Chelski less and wanted them to win. )

Anyways, in other games I dont watch for whatever reason, I still win against people who make subs, so it all depends on the situation.

Craticot @@@@@@@@@ you are my BIll Shankley thank you xxx Mwaaah lol

[dv8r]

OK thanks Hun Maybe I should clarify the question !!!!!! lol

I have been in tight games say 1-1 0-0 after 60 mins my opponent may make 2 or 3 subs on the hour mark and they seem to get a late winning goal !!!!! ( Could be fresh legs as you say ) is this coincidence or do the subs alter the engine to let them score ???

Should I be trying it ??

Hope this clarifies my question ( sorry for being dumb ) lol xxxxxx

Well you should be making subs regardless of the score. Changing tactics midway through the match does affect the result as I've come back from behind to win after putting on an extra striker.

[Mo Meow Odom]

Well you should be making subs regardless of the score. Changing tactics midway through the match does affect the result as I've come back from behind to win after putting on an extra striker.

Thank you Hun x subs and tactics experimental time me thinks during the next few games !!!!!!!! lol