How To Get Strikers To Score One On Ones?
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Now with players like that I expect the keepers are top class so that could be one of your troubles. Also you have to take into consideration of Composure and how your players react under pressure something you can't actually check.
im sure i gave you an answer to that question in this thread http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/f72/free-flowing-tactics-t28441.html
have you read the tactical theorems yet?
have you read the tactical theorems yet?
im sure i gave you an answer to that question in this thread http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/f72/free-flowing-tactics-t28441.html
have you read the tactical theorems yet?
Yes i read it but its dosent explain why top class strikers hit 10 shots a game straight at a relegation battling team's GK, And the long shots? i turn em down and still keep tryin them, Grrrrrrrrrrrr.
mix of high composure and high finishing. higher composure means they are more likely to find the net in pressure situations(eg one on ones). Also, I find players that place their shots(PPM) seem to be better with one on ones aswell.
There's a bug in the match engine which lets through balls split the central defenders and so creates a 'chance' directly on goal for the striker. To counteract the bug, this kind of chance is exceptionally difficult to score.
Some tactics seem to rely on creating dozens of these type of chances every match - and they will be guaranteed to make you pull your hair out if you don't know that you'll end up missing the vast majority of one-on-ones straight on goal created like this.
You need to create an angle for your striker to have better chances. So having your striker 'moving into channels' (ie the space between where the fullback and centreback) might help, as well as the more obvious PPMs to improve chances of finishing ('takes shot early' is another good one for an accomplished striker).
Yeah i suspected a bug but no1 would have it, Hopefully they will fix it in the next patch.
ive never really had a problem on one on ones to be honest. though id advise that you play with wingers or wide players, let your strikers attack from the angles, or teach them move into channels
On the Long shots. its not just a matter of necessarily turning down long shots, it'll also depends on thier creative freedom and their decision making. when you set it to rarely, you're effective asking to shoot when its "on" the more creative freedom they have, the more they will they will use their ability to decide if its "on". this effect is exaggerated more if they have the shoots from distance PPM, also by tempo as well, those with better decision making will choose better moments when shooting
On the Long shots. its not just a matter of necessarily turning down long shots, it'll also depends on thier creative freedom and their decision making. when you set it to rarely, you're effective asking to shoot when its "on" the more creative freedom they have, the more they will they will use their ability to decide if its "on". this effect is exaggerated more if they have the shoots from distance PPM, also by tempo as well, those with better decision making will choose better moments when shooting
The bug is confirmed and was 'fixed' with the super-keeper for that particular type of one-on-one in 10.2.
You do have to also remember that all one-on-ones actually favour the goalkeeper and so regularly putting them away is not going to happen. The best you can do is to try and use the PPMs and give your strikers better chances with decent angles onto goal.
Whether or not the underlying cause of the confirmed bug will be fixed for 10.3, who knows?
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never had a problem