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    I have made some test matches lately, and based on what I have observed, I can say that the game is messed up.

    Game does not react as expected to logical changes made. Counter formations and counter orders do not seem to work as expected these days. In many of the test matches, doing changes have not changed the final outcome (who is going to win and who is going lose, not the scoreline as such).

    A.M advice are ****, up to the point where you follow his advice and you lose control of the match or concede instantly or so. There are also a lot of 'ping-pongs'. For instance, do A, then slightly later, doing A is not good, do B, or do C which is logically not compatible with A. A.M says to attack more, switched to more attack and next advice comes up: we should not be attacking so much. How come this can be like this, especially if the opposing manager was not present or has not changed anything? Let's press high, and then let's force counter-attack? There is no logic in the combinations of orders to be used too.

    Below are some scenarios.

    One team used hard tackling, and it is the other team that was using normal tackling that got a red card.

    One team was on hard attacking and attack bonus, A.M advice came: we should attack more if we want to win. What?

    A team, playing with no centre-back (DC), has been winning matches in my league. When I played against it, my team scored only 1 goal.

    Briefly, the game has gone **** (maybe not all servers or users have been affected, but I have noticed the decline). There is not much sense in this game lately.
    Last edited by Tactician; 08-04-2016 at 09:32 AM.
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