***FM 14 TACTICAL THREAD***********************JASSAR*******
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its a brand new project ......i can see it working ....but for this u have to really wait mate as right now i am onto tiki taka ...than IMPOSSIBLE than MONSTER and than BUSINESS for weaker teams after all these finally than i can look into it and can work something out .
what i can do is i can make a tester and can upload it for u guys to test meanwhile .....
I have a time 
I testing all your tactics but if a day you have a time i say not non
J'ai le temps, je test tes tactiques, mais si un jour tu as du temps je veux bien que tu la cr?e si c'est possible, c'est juste pour tester Monaco avec sa r?el tactique se que cela donnerai
L? je test ton Bomb, je d?truit tout, je termine la saison et tu veux que je teste quoi? je pensais ton buisness mais si tu as besoin d'une autre tu me dis (avec attaquants vu que j'ai Mitrovic, damio entre autre)
I testing all your tactics but if a day you have a time i say not non
J'ai le temps, je test tes tactiques, mais si un jour tu as du temps je veux bien que tu la cr?e si c'est possible, c'est juste pour tester Monaco avec sa r?el tactique se que cela donnerai
L? je test ton Bomb, je d?truit tout, je termine la saison et tu veux que je teste quoi? je pensais ton buisness mais si tu as besoin d'une autre tu me dis (avec attaquants vu que j'ai Mitrovic, damio entre autre
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You can play any tactics without adjusting defensive line but I don't think you'll be too successful.
been using the BOMB with Leicester 1st season, used the home tactic at home and the away tactic away.
overall I had a great season winning the league and losing in the semi-final of the league cup to Man Utd.
however I found the away tactic much better than the home tactic.
will let you know how it goes in the premier league.
overall I had a great season winning the league and losing in the semi-final of the league cup to Man Utd.
however I found the away tactic much better than the home tactic.
will let you know how it goes in the premier league.
right now i am onto tiki taka ...than IMPOSSIBLE
lol u are making this look like its really easy to make tactics ... i am still on it ....will post it once done .will message u personally once done my friend
some SS i posted on some posts earlier
ok friend, I came home from work and still have not seen previous posts, thanks
One importantpost from BOMBER1
Here i am again
so let's begin: I've taken your tiki taka tac tweaked it a bit according to my thoughts
played a game with AC Milan in serie A starting from the training i let my assistant do the individual one, in per-season I'll go with this
Click here to view the original image of 629x38px.
Once the season starts i'll go with these:
1) see my team media prediction if i am ranked higher "+", lower "-"
2) see the odds if i am favorite "+", underdog "-"
3) if i am playing at home "+", away "-"
if the "+" are more then i will go with this:
Click here to view the original image of 634x38px.
if the "-" are more:
Click here to view the original image of 635x39px.
now move on to the formation: i always start with "standard/balanced" every single match, then i'll go to see how my opponent will play approximately:
Click here to view the original image of 640x173px.
he likes to play passing game (slow,narrow) but also attacking (high d-line,hassle opp) also i see that he likes to play with 4-3-2-1 having 2 players in AM position so it is better having at least one of mine in DM strata, so i decided to play like this:
start the match and wait until 15min comes then i'll go to check match analysis:
Click here to view the original image of 640x360px.
Click here to view the original image of 640x360px.
Two teams are almost at same level so i continue with standard/balanced till 30':
My team was pushing them back so i decided was time to switch control/fluid till 45':
2 goals scored! 2 goals lead at half time is enough for me and i know my opponent has an attacking mind so probably they'll try to score and i decide to go counter/rigid till 60':
Scored another goal and with that i am done, switch to defensive/very rigid to kill the game. here comes the final stats:
lost possession battle because of the defensive approach in the 2nd half, scored 3 goals with 2 ccc is a good consolation though. This is with a big team i'll show you the same thing with an underdog later
let me know if you think this may work and also if you have any suggestion to improve this
First is fm itself, it is very tricky about names of mentality and fluidity, in particular the "counter" mentality is not how i imagine counterattacking football, on fm is more like "defensive" cause the team will be more narrower than standard and also the tempo will decrease. this is how fm works from counter to contain team width and tempo decrease and from control to overload the opposite. so in my opinion if you want a fast counterattacking football you may choose "attacking" but with attacking mentality all players become more offensive wich is not good for a defensive game and this is when fluidity comes in help: rigid and very rigid approach have in fm a "defensive" mind, because of the defensive changes: for example if you have a WB/A in a rigid system he will behave more as a WB/S holding more his position in defense and being more disciplined, also in a very rigid system he will behave as a WB/D staying in line with CDs. the fluid and very fluid operates in the opposite way giving all your players more creative freedom and so allows more runs with the ball or roaming from position and so on, which is good if you have good players but if you are managing an underdog this could be dangerous. personally i prefer pairing fluid/control v.fluid/attacking rigid/counter v.rigid/defensive. going back to mentality we said that a counter strategy will cause the team to be more narrow and slow, there are some shouts that modify the team shape as well: starting from passes the shorter pass instruction causes the team to stay narrower and slower, opposite to that more direct pass cause the team to stay wider and fast up the game. also hassle opp instruction will push your defensive line up while stand off drops it back. the only d-line changes doesn't change that much i think cause if i am using attacking mentality the d-line is default to "high" if i choose hassle opp the d-line becomes "high.05" and if i choose drop deeper i'm always playing with high d-line and i am always exposed to killer through balls and that's why i prefer changing mentality instead of changing only d-line. Last thing i think there are several things to keep in mind while choosing your approach not only odds, personally i watch firstly media prediction: if i am facing a team predicted to finish higher than me i will not force my team to chase a goal and sometimes i defend the draw. There is another thing about this but i will show later with the screens
I really hope you can find something good here 'cause your tactic are amazing but this year you HAVE to play the game dynamically, i'm not so good in making my own tactic and i always use the ones i find here on this forum.
Here i am again
Click here to view the original image of 629x38px.
Once the season starts i'll go with these:
1) see my team media prediction if i am ranked higher "+", lower "-"
2) see the odds if i am favorite "+", underdog "-"
3) if i am playing at home "+", away "-"
if the "+" are more then i will go with this:
Click here to view the original image of 634x38px.
if the "-" are more:
Click here to view the original image of 635x39px.
now move on to the formation: i always start with "standard/balanced" every single match, then i'll go to see how my opponent will play approximately:
Click here to view the original image of 640x173px.
he likes to play passing game (slow,narrow) but also attacking (high d-line,hassle opp) also i see that he likes to play with 4-3-2-1 having 2 players in AM position so it is better having at least one of mine in DM strata, so i decided to play like this:
start the match and wait until 15min comes then i'll go to check match analysis:
Click here to view the original image of 640x360px.
Click here to view the original image of 640x360px.
Two teams are almost at same level so i continue with standard/balanced till 30':
My team was pushing them back so i decided was time to switch control/fluid till 45':
2 goals scored! 2 goals lead at half time is enough for me and i know my opponent has an attacking mind so probably they'll try to score and i decide to go counter/rigid till 60':
Scored another goal and with that i am done, switch to defensive/very rigid to kill the game. here comes the final stats:
lost possession battle because of the defensive approach in the 2nd half, scored 3 goals with 2 ccc is a good consolation though. This is with a big team i'll show you the same thing with an underdog later
First is fm itself, it is very tricky about names of mentality and fluidity, in particular the "counter" mentality is not how i imagine counterattacking football, on fm is more like "defensive" cause the team will be more narrower than standard and also the tempo will decrease. this is how fm works from counter to contain team width and tempo decrease and from control to overload the opposite. so in my opinion if you want a fast counterattacking football you may choose "attacking" but with attacking mentality all players become more offensive wich is not good for a defensive game and this is when fluidity comes in help: rigid and very rigid approach have in fm a "defensive" mind, because of the defensive changes: for example if you have a WB/A in a rigid system he will behave more as a WB/S holding more his position in defense and being more disciplined, also in a very rigid system he will behave as a WB/D staying in line with CDs. the fluid and very fluid operates in the opposite way giving all your players more creative freedom and so allows more runs with the ball or roaming from position and so on, which is good if you have good players but if you are managing an underdog this could be dangerous. personally i prefer pairing fluid/control v.fluid/attacking rigid/counter v.rigid/defensive. going back to mentality we said that a counter strategy will cause the team to be more narrow and slow, there are some shouts that modify the team shape as well: starting from passes the shorter pass instruction causes the team to stay narrower and slower, opposite to that more direct pass cause the team to stay wider and fast up the game. also hassle opp instruction will push your defensive line up while stand off drops it back. the only d-line changes doesn't change that much i think cause if i am using attacking mentality the d-line is default to "high" if i choose hassle opp the d-line becomes "high.05" and if i choose drop deeper i'm always playing with high d-line and i am always exposed to killer through balls and that's why i prefer changing mentality instead of changing only d-line. Last thing i think there are several things to keep in mind while choosing your approach not only odds, personally i watch firstly media prediction: if i am facing a team predicted to finish higher than me i will not force my team to chase a goal and sometimes i defend the draw. There is another thing about this but i will show later with the screens
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**** that's a lot to take inOne importantpost from BOMBER1
Here i am againso let's begin: I've taken your tiki taka tac tweaked it a bit according to my thoughtsplayed a game with AC Milan in serie A starting from the training i let my assistant do the individual one, in per-season I'll go with this
Click here to view the original image of 629x38px.
Once the season starts i'll go with these:
1) see my team media prediction if i am ranked higher "+", lower "-"
2) see the odds if i am favorite "+", underdog "-"
3) if i am playing at home "+", away "-"
if the "+" are more then i will go with this:
Click here to view the original image of 634x38px.
if the "-" are more:
Click here to view the original image of 635x39px.
now move on to the formation: i always start with "standard/balanced" every single match, then i'll go to see how my opponent will play approximately:
Click here to view the original image of 640x173px.
he likes to play passing game (slow,narrow) but also attacking (high d-line,hassle opp) also i see that he likes to play with 4-3-2-1 having 2 players in AM position so it is better having at least one of mine in DM strata, so i decided to play like this:
start the match and wait until 15min comes then i'll go to check match analysis:
Click here to view the original image of 640x360px.
Click here to view the original image of 640x360px.
Two teams are almost at same level so i continue with standard/balanced till 30':
My team was pushing them back so i decided was time to switch control/fluid till 45':
2 goals scored! 2 goals lead at half time is enough for me and i know my opponent has an attacking mind so probably they'll try to score and i decide to go counter/rigid till 60':
Scored another goal and with that i am done, switch to defensive/very rigid to kill the game. here comes the final stats:
lost possession battle because of the defensive approach in the 2nd half, scored 3 goals with 2 ccc is a good consolation though. This is with a big team i'll show you the same thing with an underdog laterlet me know if you think this may work and also if you have any suggestion to improve this
First is fm itself, it is very tricky about names of mentality and fluidity, in particular the "counter" mentality is not how i imagine counterattacking football, on fm is more like "defensive" cause the team will be more narrower than standard and also the tempo will decrease. this is how fm works from counter to contain team width and tempo decrease and from control to overload the opposite. so in my opinion if you want a fast counterattacking football you may choose "attacking" but with attacking mentality all players become more offensive wich is not good for a defensive game and this is when fluidity comes in help: rigid and very rigid approach have in fm a "defensive" mind, because of the defensive changes: for example if you have a WB/A in a rigid system he will behave more as a WB/S holding more his position in defense and being more disciplined, also in a very rigid system he will behave as a WB/D staying in line with CDs. the fluid and very fluid operates in the opposite way giving all your players more creative freedom and so allows more runs with the ball or roaming from position and so on, which is good if you have good players but if you are managing an underdog this could be dangerous. personally i prefer pairing fluid/control v.fluid/attacking rigid/counter v.rigid/defensive. going back to mentality we said that a counter strategy will cause the team to be more narrow and slow, there are some shouts that modify the team shape as well: starting from passes the shorter pass instruction causes the team to stay narrower and slower, opposite to that more direct pass cause the team to stay wider and fast up the game. also hassle opp instruction will push your defensive line up while stand off drops it back. the only d-line changes doesn't change that much i think cause if i am using attacking mentality the d-line is default to "high" if i choose hassle opp the d-line becomes "high.05" and if i choose drop deeper i'm always playing with high d-line and i am always exposed to killer through balls and that's why i prefer changing mentality instead of changing only d-line. Last thing i think there are several things to keep in mind while choosing your approach not only odds, personally i watch firstly media prediction: if i am facing a team predicted to finish higher than me i will not force my team to chase a goal and sometimes i defend the draw. There is another thing about this but i will show later with the screensI really hope you can find something good here 'cause your tactic are amazing but this year you HAVE to play the game dynamically, i'm not so good in making my own tactic and i always use the ones i find here on this forum.
but thats how u actually learn to play this game i have done 10 times more reading than this thats why i am doing what i am doing now ...
i see it like this
10 minutes of reading can save u from 10 hours of frustration while playing this game
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i think thats mourinhos job FM is becoming more than a game and kills the fun if we have so much free time to do this things we'll definitely could be managers lol i think the and is near for many people who plays fm for fun and game selling ratio will definitely decrease in future if SI keeps like that
Apologies if I have missed it but would it be possible to have the link for recommended pmms for each role in the opening post. By the way thank you v much for the bomb tactic which is insane and is very enjoyable to watch! Well done and much appreciated.
yes people who just want to play as a plug and play tactics and be unbeaten ...will def decrease
but people who are working 9-5 and living normal life but really love football and the fun of being a manager ...will definitely get a real touch in this and will love it ....i admit its a lot to take but i love it ...its more real
mate i am still working on the PPMs as i never used them in the past but now in FM14 its a big factor in players development and ur team results ...so as soon as i am done will update the OP
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wich is the best version of jassar?