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Opponents changing to wing play

By foxesrus - 29-10-2017 13:31

[ENG]

If your opponent changes his tactics to wing play after 5 minutes(or whenever) you should be able to move your defenders to suit. This would make the game a little bit more realistic..If your opponent changes his tactics to wing play after 5 minutes(or whenever) you should be able to move your defenders to suit. This would make the game a little bit more realistic..

 

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Re: Opponents changing to wing play

By aurelrabei - 29-10-2017 13:43

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That would be real time playing not management [H]That would be real time playing not management H

Re: Opponents changing to wing play

By foxesrus - 29-10-2017 18:07

[ENG]

so changing tactics is not management?so changing tactics is not management?

Re: Opponents changing to wing play

By evosa - 29-10-2017 18:27

[LEGEND]

If you don't know whether your opponent uses wings or short passing, or you know that at somepoint your opponent switches to wings than why not field a 4-man defensive line?

foxesrus wrote:

so changing tactics is not management?

If you don't know whether your opponent uses wings or short passing, or you know that at somepoint your opponent switches to wings than why not field a 4-man defensive line?

Re: Opponents changing to wing play

By foxesrus - 29-10-2017 19:38

[ENG]

My point is if your opponent changes his tactics you should be able to change yours to suit...That is called being a manager!My point is if your opponent changes his tactics you should be able to change yours to suit...That is called being a manager!

Re: Opponents changing to wing play

By dowopado - 30-10-2017 06:51

[BotP]

You have the ability to change your tactics just like your opponent does...watch the matches to see if his tactics are consistently changed at a specific range of time, or when a certain event occurs.

foxesrus wrote:

My point is if your opponent changes his tactics you should be able to change yours to suit...That is called being a manager!

You have the ability to change your tactics just like your opponent does...watch the matches to see if his tactics are consistently changed at a specific range of time, or when a certain event occurs.

Re: Opponents changing to wing play

By civilu - 30-10-2017 09:24

[RAF]
President

[b]Fox[/b], This is what MZ is about - anticipating opponents, rather than reacting to opponents. It's like a game of tactical chess (at a certain scale of comparison) where you place your players and give them orders (knight to E6, then king to H2...) before the match occurs, not knowing what the opponent will actually do but trying to know your opponent enough so that you know what is likely he will do. And if you think this is not something you are good at, start playting italian style: 43 + the rest is your choice: - for wings place winger on a side and two strikers up front; - for passing place a 1-2 attack, either straight or on a side or even 2-1. Still no succes? Probably that's because this is no "1 tactic suits all" type of game so start analysing opponents if you want to perform in MZ! It takes time and dedication but I really believe it's worth it!Fox,
This is what MZ is about - anticipating opponents, rather than reacting to opponents. It's like a game of tactical chess (at a certain scale of comparison) where you place your players and give them orders (knight to E6, then king to H2...) before the match occurs, not knowing what the opponent will actually do but trying to know your opponent enough so that you know what is likely he will do.

And if you think this is not something you are good at, start playting italian style: 43 + the rest is your choice:
- for wings place winger on a side and two strikers up front;
- for passing place a 1-2 attack, either straight or on a side or even 2-1.

Still no succes? Probably that's because this is no "1 tactic suits all" type of game so start analysing opponents if you want to perform in MZ! It takes time and dedication but I really believe it's worth it!

 

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