Subject: Questions & Answers (Q&A)

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Tactical Discipline is depends on two subskills:

Experience:
- More matches played, more experience
- Activity during each match
- Type of match (friendly, official, national team)
- Players at lower levels of experience increase the skill faster than players with higher levels

Experience has been calculated for all players and all matches ever played and is visible in your players' information.


Team-work:
- Represents how well a coach can teach tactics and how much the player has learned with that club
- Changes during training each week like other skills, independent of the training type selected. The growth depends primarily on head coach's general appraisal. This means that it could even drop if you change to a coach with lower general appraisal.
- Depends on time played in week matches like any other skills
- Assistants help to increase team-work, but their influence is lower than on other skills
- Older players' team-work increases and decreases in slower (they are more "change resistant")
- After every transfer, team-work of the transferred player drops down to the lowest value

(Experience + Team-work)/2 = Tactical Discipline

Woah. I didn't know tactical discipline had such big impact on things. Thanks for sharing!

You can select the position that will train defending most effectively during the week, you can choose among ATT, MID and DEF. The remaining positions train slower.

So which one trains the fastest?

Def of course!

look the rule....there is a good explaination :)


p.s. @Klvn: it's not exactely...

Is it really hard to understand this sentence? Read slow and carefully ;)

Well, they said ATT, DEF and MID. Does that mean all is fine?

yep.

Yes, it is.

In this section you must think about only the principal training and don't consider the "random" training:

so there are any trainings (defence and technique) that you can train the position (DEF,MID,ATT) that you want without problem...
In other word you can train defence for DEF or MID or ATT and the influence of this training is the same for each position that you choice (100% efficacy in all case)

However other trainings (pm and passing) have the most influence and effect only if you train a player in position MID (100% efficacy)...if you try to train in pm or passing a player in position DEF or ATT the influence is less (about 90-95% of efficacy)
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Questions on tactics...

1.) Will the keeper only run out if the last man loses the ball or misses his tackle?

2.) How far will the keeper rush out? Edge of the box or even outside?

3.) Heading, what stats will endure my defenders will win aerial balls?

4.) For attacking wingers, Passing or playmaking is better?

1) Sometimes.. sometimes he runs out, then run back. Haha

2) I have seen running until outside box, but still close to box

3) Height :)

4) Passing ofc!

1.) yes, but not only....he run towards the ball when also he is more near to the ball than the last defender...

2.) also outside, but rarely..

3.) it's hard to say...maybe it's only random decision, but many users say that it depends to the level of defence for a defender VS the level of shoat for striker...and i add my opinion that also the experience of players influence it....

4.) in order technique, passing, pace and playmaker (but all skills must be minimun good)

4.) For attacking wingers, Passing or playmaking is better?

In my opinion it's passing. It's very important when player cross the ball into penatly area. Of course, dth Raven also said true :)

Thank you all for answering.

One thing, i've seen wingers with horrible passing but reasonable playmaking but they can still cross in quite a lot.

Lol, you ask liao then in our match, my keeper run outside :D