give me the reason why there are illegal formations in this game?
possible reason: not in real world
ok, DL DC DR, 3W defense system. current OP formation is used in real world?
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give me the reason why there are illegal formations in this game?
possible reason: not in real world
ok, DL DC DR, 3W defense system. current OP formation is used in real world?
Why not ask Nordeus? They know more about the game than we do.
Nordeus replied:football?you mean that played in US with helm?
Hahaha Nordeous have a sense of humour :P
3 wide in defence is not illegal irl, and it is used. Okay, teams don't start with it but you do find cb's move to striker in last minutes.
last minutes?Quote:
Originally Posted by El Pistolero
any formation can be used in last minutes
so why some formations are illegal?
Because you will lose the possession battle.
why?Nordeous set so?Quote:
Originally Posted by El Pistolero
Spain 1-1 Italy: Spain start with no striker, Italy use a 3-5-2Quote:
Originally Posted by El Pistolero
June 10, 2012
True.Quote:
Originally Posted by newc
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Spain coach Vicente Del Bosque opted to start with six midfielders instead of a recognised striker, effectively playing a 4-6-0.
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Spain starting lineup v Italy Euro 2012:- Casillas, Arbeloa, Pique, Sergio Ramos, Jordi Alba, Xavi, Busquets, Alonso, Silva, Fabregas, Iniesta
Italy starting lineup v Spain 2012:- Buffon, Chiellini, De Rossi, Bonucci, Giaccherni, Marchisio, Pirlo, Thiago Motta, Maggio, Cassano, Balotelli
if 3W in defence is so effective like T11,why no team use it in the start. Cos their only CB will get rating 0 from the match, any ST,AMR AML will be very glad to see it,any long pass/through to ST would result in a goal,but its another story in T11Quote:
Originally Posted by El Pistolero
the only reason Nordeous bans some formations cos they cant improve their game engine to balance it
Barca play almost all time without striker,most game they play 3-7-0 or 4-6-0:)
Serious tactical analysts acknowledge that both Spain and Barcelona played 4-5-1 last year, with a 'false 9' up front. That role is a forward who drops deep into midfield in an attempt to a) provide more passing angles in that area and b) draw the central defenders out of position using intelligent movement to allow space for inverted wingers to come inside and threaten. This in turn leaves gaps on the wing for attacking full backs to exploit. Busquets plays very deep, both to pick up possession and begin attacks and also to act as an auxiliary defender if the full backs get caught up field - at this point the players would be lined up approximately in a 3-4-3
This year, with Villa back, Barca have tended to be a bit more lop-sided and it's often Jordi Alba coming across from left back to help out the central defenders and provide cover, while Iniesta drifts out wide left and Villa can drop inside to support Messi. Alves rages forward from right back as always
For both Spain and Barcelona, Fabregas sometimes fills the 'false 9' role, because he is an intelligent user of space. The problem is that he's not as threatening in and around the area as Villa or Messi so both teams look less likely to score when he's there instead of one (or both) of the other two - such as Barca-PSG last week
(Opta and Prozone support what I've said above, if you care to research it. Sorry to bang on but I'm a football coach IRL and this stuff interests me)
But this is quite advanced and T11 is in essence a simple game with a simple engine. Why do illegal formations exist? Because they need to have some basic rules to stop people, for example, just overloading the middle with players and dominating games that way
Getting this right is like having a blanket that's a bit too small to cover all of you, if you pull it to cover one area it exposes another one. So sometimes a formation that you wouldn't really see IRL, like 3W at the back, becomes effective in the game