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Hey guys, just a general question to see if anyone has further information on this: I have 2 MCs that have the dribbler SA (I got them that way) One of the players is 1* better then the other, and no matter how well I do, the lower rated player has a form in the 4-6 range (usually the lowest of the team) while the others form is much higher. Is this an issue of the same SA? Or is it maybe the formations and tactics I use?
I'ld say it's the way he's programmed. I'ld surely use the lower Q but higher rated MC.
off topic: i ♥ Piszczek. (and even more off topic: I used to live in NW burbs chicagoland, and a favorrite weekend trip was north to buy cheese. I miss the cheese dearly but not the winters)Quote:
Originally Posted by RJSlow
MCs are notorious for bad ratings in this game. My experience has been to program them with very high physical stats for decent results:
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Some players prefer one position over another on the pitch; left, right or center.. some don't care.
Interesting, I think ill try that out. Thanks!Quote:
MCs are notorious for bad ratings in this game. My experience has been to program them with very high physical stats for decent results:
Some players prefer one position over another on the pitch; left, right or center.. some don't care.
Piszczek is a stud. Im glad he finally got to score in front of the Yellow Wall! And the winter this year was the coldest in a long time. Plus just last week we got snow :(Quote:
off topic: i ♥ Piszczek. (and even more off topic: I used to live in NW burbs chicagoland, and a favorrite weekend trip was north to buy cheese. I miss the cheese dearly but not the winters)
Like Cat said, MCs can score or assiste and still have bad ratings, like the GKs and DMCs, the players in this positions always have the worst ratings.
That's interesting, I haven't tried that, but I will. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cat Harrison
It's also worth checking your tactics. If you're focusing your passing down either/both flanks, this will inevitably leave the MC out of the game. Same if you play long ball.
If I do that, I still have an MC, because it leaves a big gap otherwise, but you need to account for that when judging performance.
I almost always play mixed passing, though half the time short, since I usually play Maple Leaf.
