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SCREENSHOTS BY TESTERS

I decided to let the community test the tactic and post their results. A lot of the time, people release tactics with screenshots of their saves and when I try the tactic for myself, it never works the same. Too many so called unbeatable, indistructable, perfect tactics that end up being not as advertised if you know what I mean.

So I will let you try the tactic and post screenshots. Some of them will go in the OP. The ones that are detailed enough. A big thanks to everyone that tries this tactic out and posts results:wub:(K)


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First off I want to say a big thanks to Artisan who helped me a lot with setting up this tactic. Gave me loads od advice. THANKS BUDDY!!

I have an attacking tactic that is the best one I have created in this game. Excellent possession with quality penetrative play. I just need testers.

I tried to make the tactic as simple as possible without too many specialist roles so that it would be easy to find the right players to buy. There are really only two specialist roles; Halfback and Deep Lying Playmaker.



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Opposition instructions are very important and can be seen below. The players sit narrow in the defensive phase and hence opposition instructions are set to force play into the congested centre of the pitch where the ball can be won.


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As I said previously there are no special roles so the attributes needed for the positions are self explanatory. Nothing out of the ordinary. Please dont ask for an attribute list

The front three men and the attacking central midfielder all have a free role to roam around the pitch constantly trying to find space.



The Deep lying playmaker and the Half back are the fulcrums in midfield which makes the formation a kind of doube pivot. The halfback sits back covers back from the bombing winbacks.




Wingbacks offer most of the width in the tactic by constantly bombing forward to deliver crosses and sometimes goal scoring opportunities. The centre backs help relieve pressure from attackers and draw opposition players out of defensive setups




The Goalkeeper is simply there to recycle possession.


IMPORTANT !!!
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There are no setpices added to this tactic so feel free to add them to the tactic if you want.

Match training is set to attacking movement but feel free to change it depending on the opposition

PLEASE POST RESULTS AND FEEDBACK> WOULD BE VERY USEFUL FOR OTHERS WANTING TO TEST

 
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holy moly, great results for now, i'll post screens soon
 
One tip. I did many testing in the past to see which tempo would be the best for a tactic. Selecting no tempo resulted in every test at the last place. So if I where you I would do a tempo test to see what is doing the best for you. If you already did and this was the best; I haven't say anything. Looks good so far!
 
ChristianEriksen said:
One tip. I did many testing in the past to see which tempo would be the best for a tactic. Selecting no tempo resulted in every test at the last place. So if I where you I would do a tempo test to see what is doing the best for you. If you already did and this was the best; I haven't say anything. Looks good so far!
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Thanks for the tip dude. The tactic does perform pretty well with no tempo setting. But a slower tempo would work fine too from testing. Either lower or much lower tempo
 
Ok m8 coming whit SS Lazio a medium Italian team :D i post my result at half season
 
Well, I don't know what artisan taught you, but this isn't a very good setup. Both of your flanks are attacking, you have nobody covering defensively out wide. A better setup would be with a fbs, or with aps, depending on fluidity. Your striker acts mostly like a poacher, but drops deep. Instead of feeding the ifa's he is looking for chances for himself and from a deep position. Support duty would fit him better, or if you want him to stay as he is, a couple of creative wingers would be required to feed him. Your midfield also needs work. You have one guy running forward all the time, and one guy staying deep all the time, which is a bad idea by itself, since they are so much apart, and instead of using a proper role to connect the two, you use a playmaker? Your tactic needs plenty of work.
 
Gorstak said:
Well, I don't know what artisan taught you, but this isn't a very good setup. Both of your flanks are attacking, you have nobody covering defensively out wide.
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Wow, you havent even tried the tactic and you are bashing it! Nothing wrong with two attacking fullbacks. A lot of teams in real life do that. Im sure you are only saying that because TFF usually has a support fullback. I have a halfback with invariably forms a back 3.

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Your striker acts mostly like a poacher, but drops deep. Instead of feeding the ifa's he is looking for chances for himself and from a deep position. Support duty would fit him better, or if you want him to stay as he is, a couple of creative wingers would be required to feed him
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My striker drops deep for possession opportunities but will still move around the attacking line to find space. In what way does he act as a poacher ?????

Gorstak said:
Your midfield also needs work. You have one guy running forward all the time, and one guy staying deep all the time, which is a bad idea by itself, since they are so much apart, and instead of using a proper role to connect the two, you use a playmaker? Your tactic needs plenty of work.
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While my ST drops deep, the attacking central midfileder bombs into the box and is hard for defenders to mark. The deep lying playmaker sits deep and pulls opposition players out of position. The DLF links up with the DLP and so on. The half back also gets involved

Please try the tactic first and then give me feedback. No point completely bashing it before trying it out
 
Ok guys i use this setpices for corner att, i get more goal from that (sorry for Italian screen :/ )

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Capt Gunner said:
Wow, you havent even tried the tactic and you are bashing it! Nothing wrong with two attacking fullbacks. A lot of teams in real life do that. Im sure you are only saying that because TFF usually has a support fullback. I have a halfback with invariably forms a back 3.

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My striker drops deep for possession opportunities but will still move around the attacking line to find space. In what way does he act as a poacher ?????


While my ST drops deep, the attacking central midfileder bombs into the box and is hard for defenders to mark. The deep lying playmaker sits deep and pulls opposition players out of position. The DLF links up with the DLP and so on. The half back also gets involved

Please try the tactic first and then give me feedback. No point completely bashing it before trying it out
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Sorry if you misunderstood me. I was trying to be helpful, not bash anything. You may take my advice or not, suit yourself. I will download your tactic when you post a screenie of a perfect season.
 
Thanks for the shout mate. Looking at the tactic i would agree with some things that Gorstak said. However though, I found that the roles in this years FM can be quite decieveing especially when paired with some extreme individual instructions. Tried the tactic for just one game as I am at work and my lunch break is over lol. Good result although it is Man Utd

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Gorstak said:
Sorry if you misunderstood me. I was trying to be helpful, not bash anything. You may take my advice or not, suit yourself. I will download your tactic when you post a screenie of a perfect season.
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No one ever has a perfect season. the game just does not allow it unless you have some god like regens in 2030, use Barca/Madrid, Or you cheat and reload games over and over again. if you play the game the way it is meant to be played you wont have a perfect season.

I dont think I misunderstood you. You are criticising the tactic before trying it. At least use it in one game. How can you simply say it needs work without testing it. That is why i feel you were just bashing the tactic. If you told me you tried it and then had all this advice I would have taken it better. I'm sorry if I came across as defensive though
 
Artisan said:
Thanks for the shout mate. Looking at the tactic i would agree with some things that Gorstak said. However though, I found that the roles in this years FM can be quite decieveing especially when paired with some extreme individual instructions. Tried the tactic for just one game as I am at work and my lunch break is over lol. Good result although it is Man Utd
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Thanks for the screenie bro. Will see you later today for a pint if you are free
 
Capt Gunner said:
No one ever has a perfect season. the game just does not allow it unless you have some god like regens in 2030, use Barca/Madrid, Or you cheat and reload games over and over again. if you play the game the way it is meant to be played you wont have a perfect season.

I dont think I misunderstood you. You are criticising the tactic before trying it. At least use it in one game. How can you simply say it needs work without testing it. That is why i feel you were just bashing the tactic. If you told me you tried it and then had all this advice I would have taken it better. I'm sorry if I came across as defensive though
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Perfect seasons are rarely achieved, yes, that is true, but they are quite possible. You need a decent tactic that makes sense in terms of design. I would suggest trying every tactic you make in LLM, perhaps with shire from scottish league 2, or some other weak club, with decent enough finances to buy the missing players for your tactic? It's a quick way to learn the game. Those players aren't capable of winning if you setup things wrong, so it's a great test. Each time you lose a match, observe it, find out why you lost, and start the season anew with corrected tactic. It's what I've been doing for the last three years, and is the reason why I felt I should tell you where you are going wrong. And is also the reason why I don't need to test yours. I've already tried what 99% of tactic creators anywhere ever tried. I had no ill will writing this, just trying to help.
 
Gorstak said:
It's what I've been doing for the last three years, and is the reason why I felt I should tell you where you are going wrong. And is also the reason why I don't need to test yours. I've already tried what 99% of tactic creators anywhere ever tried.
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A game takes 5 minutes to play. So until you test it in at least one game, your opinion/advice is not worth much to me. I would understand if TFF of Cristienerikssen said something as they post tactics all the time. You don't have the reputation for me to just simply listen to off the shelf advice. No point trying to act all high and mighty. Thanks but no thanks
 
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Capt Gunner said:
A game takes 5 minutes to play. So until you test it in at least one game, your opinion/advice is not worth much to me. I would understand if TFF of Cristienerikssen said something as they post tactics all the time. You don't have the reputation for me to just simply listen to off the shelf advice. No point trying to act all high and mighty. Thanks but no thanks
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You misunderstood my intentions. But ok, I understand. Cheers!
 
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