Creative freedom

[boro141]

So after browsing a few tactics on this site the past few days, one thing I noticed was that most seemed to limit players' creative freedom to the least amount possible. I think I understand the principle of this, as players will be more likely to adhere to tactical instruction, so is there much advantage to allowing all/certain players an amount of creative freedom?

Thanks in advance.

 

[johnbundock]

I'm not too sure either but i think it's so the players don't break away from what the managers said and try something different which, if your losing or can't seem to score, is a good thing no ?

 

[ajt09]

I pretty much limit creativity on majority of players, except the playmaker (in this case Arteta). He's capable of producing defence splitting passes, or excellent crosses, so I'd rather give him the freedom he needs and it pretty much pays off

 

[boro141]

Yeah in the past I have always just left CF on the default setting and had success, just wondered why the trend seemed to be to limit it!

 

[SS19]

Yeah in the past I have always just left CF on the default setting and had success, just wondered why the trend seemed to be to limit it!

At least I want my poacher to score goals and be in front of goal, leading the line and looking to run for through ball. No roaming, because then he would drift around, and same happens if given too high creative freedom, he drifts to wide etc. just how he like, and I don't want him to do what he like, but what I like.

 

[TheBetterHalf]

boro141[/LEFT];1133982]So after browsing a few tactics on this site the past few days, one thing I noticed was that most seemed to limit players' creative freedom to the least amount possible. I think I understand the principle of this, as players will be more likely to adhere to tactical instruction, so is there much advantage to allowing all/certain players an amount of creative freedom?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: This spell checking tool once again ruined my post, will post it again when I have the time


If you actually what your brilliant

play maker​

to

perform​

, then yes, he has to be

given​

a fair amount of creative freedom, just

like​

his role suggests. The CF is to be looked at not only in the light of the players ability

but​

also the role of the player. If you are playing with a top team that always face a opponent flooding the

midfield​

, sitting low ct, its

crucial​

the the player making the most

passes​

, in this

case​

the more

deep lying​

MC, has the orders to actually play his game. If his player is too limited, only making short passes, its results in long shots


When it comes to the attacking players, playing in

the​

advanced role, we

dont​

mnorlally​

an these players top

have​

too

much​

creative​

freedom, hence the

roles​

provided​

by

the​

wizard​

are

set​

that way


EDIT: This spell checking tool once again ruined my post, will post it again when I have the time