When do you use the "normal" mode? What other settings typically accompany it? I've been using defense and attack successfully, but i'm not sure in what situations I might use the normal mode.
Thanks!
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When do you use the "normal" mode? What other settings typically accompany it? I've been using defense and attack successfully, but i'm not sure in what situations I might use the normal mode.
Thanks!
If it's dangerous to sit in your box, but you don't want to risk to push forward hard... I usually switch to normal when opponents start creating more chances than I expected, especially shots from distance... You still have space to play counter attacks...
or run the trap?
I usually play defense/counters even if I have a better q team or have 3D +1 DMC.
This works different than the real football games when a weaker team park the bus and trying maybe to score with 2-3 counter attacks vs a strong opponent.
If I want to reverse a negative 1st leg result and I 'm loosing the qlf or to get a big score against a very weak team, then I go for attack.
I set normal when I 'm not sure and waiting to see the process of the match.
i don't use offside cause I don't know if and how it works (no comments, no stats and even live animtd doesn't help because it's only for a part of the game)
I only set it when I 'm loosing, I'm desperate to win, set attack or hard, many red arrows, just as another emergency button.
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Originally Posted by nikolgiorgos
If you're getting hit with the trap several times during a match and want to prevent it, what are your settings recommendations? Defensive/Pressing Style Low? Any formation changes?
Sometimes I'll get caught in the trap 4-5 times during a match. I know my opponent is running it, but I can't seem to avoid it.
Logic saying defense, counter attacks, attackers (ST & AM) with better M&P than oppo.
* but not long pass if oppo using DM.
Normal best vs counter attacking formations. I would use zonal marking as man to man could distort your shape too much. You can avoid the trap by having high defensive stats on your fwds and not using red arrows on your attacking players. Players will always go offside but are more likely to using long passing.
Normal is what I use most of the time with mixed passing focus, short passing, zonal marking. I find it good for ball possession and creating chances while minimizing risks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sons of Pitches
I only change to adapt to specific situations because 1- I build my team around a game plan with midfielders 2- my team generally has more quality than opponents.
Exceptions?
An opponent has an attacking formation and has too much fun taking shots against my keeper although I think my team is better. I will switch to Attacking, using my possession to take the game to them.
The opposite may happen with Defensive mode against better teams only. Then, I switch everything to Defensive with long passes.
Otherwise, Normal is the way to go for balance.
I use hard attacking unless my opp is my equal or better.
This season I have scored 172 goals and allowed 14 (5 of those came in the last 4 games where I did not attend and players were exausted).
This is my 4th season with this team and I have won every single competition so far with 825GF to 89GA
Mind you this is not with a bunch of token buying. I spend about $20 per season. I have not had a single player reach 8* at any point in these 4 seasons and this season I have only one 7* player so far.