Hi guys. Started playing FM recently and wonna make my own tactics but with amount of tactical options simple try/error method would be too much time consuming so I need to decrease the amount of variables. For example most tactics I download have short passing and counter attack turned off. So does it mean that in FM 2011 short passing and no counter attacking gives superior results? Or they only work well with other tactical options which are?? Or also I see a lot of tactics with wingers. Does this type of formation is superior to other? What other tactical options are required to make it work? So in other words I need a list of some basic principles of what works or doesnt that you guys learned from this game via trial and error method. I try to start:
- formations with attacking wingers tend to be strong
- short passing gives generally best results
- near post crossing on corners gives best results
- it is a bad idea to give attacking mentality to your DCs so if you have attacking mentality for the team make sure DCs have theirs manually adjusted
- high defensive line works well with attacking mentality and playing off-side
Any advice would be appreciated even the most minor one. It doesnt need to be universal truth, if according to your experience in FM 2011 something works (or does not) it is worth sharing. If a lot of advice will be gathered it will be most helpful list for beginers.
- formations with attacking wingers tend to be strong
- short passing gives generally best results
- near post crossing on corners gives best results
- it is a bad idea to give attacking mentality to your DCs so if you have attacking mentality for the team make sure DCs have theirs manually adjusted
- high defensive line works well with attacking mentality and playing off-side
Any advice would be appreciated even the most minor one. It doesnt need to be universal truth, if according to your experience in FM 2011 something works (or does not) it is worth sharing. If a lot of advice will be gathered it will be most helpful list for beginers.
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