Frankenstein - RWB ALL - Global Mentality20 - Download Here
I tested this tactic very thoroughly both through the 200CA template and my RMA save over a total of 5 hours.
Changes:
All players run with ball often
all other individual sliders are rare
All players mentality is set globally to 20
The 3 central defenders closedown set to 10/the middle/own half
The 3 central defenders tackling set to normal
CA-200 Test:
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I looked at every single match and though their was a few hickups here and their it was very dominant in terms of many chances and many goals. I set the training in the first half of the season to
teamwork and the 2nd half of the season to
attacking movement, but maybe I should have used teamwork all season long due to the very bad team gel.
RMA - Match preparation - Attacking movement:
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This is the match preparation I recommend using to get the best results when you already have a high team gel - strong understanding or higher.
RMA - Match preparation - Teamwork:
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I felt having it on teamwork was pretty pointless as the team gel was already at extremely strong understanding - also conceeding was worse than when set to attacking movement and the same with the amount goals scored. My conclusion is clearly to use teamwork whenever the team gel is below strong understanding.
RMA - Match preparation - Defensive positioning:
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Alright so this tactic is not extremely different from the original Frankenstein - infact its the same formation which in the end is what matters - combined with player quality - its not that very different from the original. So for me having the 3 options in match preparation - doesn't make a huge difference, but I can only recommend attacking movement or defensive setpieces - and if your team is full of quality it should probably be attacking movement to get you a few more goals
- defensive positioning doesn't mean better conceeding record, but it does hurt you a tiny bit scoring goals - my verdict is its not worth it to use it, unless you are a small team/underdog - I actually don't believe it will help you more than 1% in defence lol, but it will hurt you in offence 20%. I noticed the CAM did really well on defensive positioning - probably a coincidence.
All the testing was done without any sort of micromanagement - no resting of players individually - letting the assistant Demichelis pick the players he preferred on every match. Its all up to you whether you wanna try this or not - its not a requirement to have 10 players that can dribble - its just the way the sliders are set to see what would happen, though those players in attack who dribbles well will certainly be an advantage, but I would still prefer to have pogba koke types in the midfield over Oscar or Iniesta, box to box still rules though worse at dribbling. I think this Frankenstein perform as well as many Frankenstein's created though alot of the sliders are rare - feel free to identify what works for you and see if you can improve it.
This tactic should not replace your favourite tactic - its just another alternative for you to try and I hope my testing also helps you utilize match preparation in the right way and for gods sake get Reus in every save you play lol - oh and I can now also recommend playing with SHADRACH 1st season and Giroud from Arsenal the ingame Tank!!!! - their is no better tank from the beginning of the game
Cheers and enjoy