Fontenit85 |
25/11/2024Hello everyone.
The fluid defence allows you to move sideways but supposedly the loss of physique increases.
I've looked at the physical fitness of my players and I don't see any difference. Is it because I play pressing and that is equivalent?
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Bastoun_34 |
27/11/2024It says that fluid defence lowers overall stats, not that it has an impact on physics. In any case, it's one of the VF feats that I don't think I've ever used, because I didn't clearly understand what it did.
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S0upe |
27/11/2024Basically, your defence adapts more or less on its own to your opponent's attack and follows the attack on the wings or in the centre
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Mide |
26/11/2024Probably. Highpressing takes a lot more physical condition if you ask me. I'm not sure but I notice a slight difference whenever I use hughpressing.
Zeus |
26/11/2024michbou |
26/11/2024Kirill22 |
27/11/2024Ok for that, but is it quantifiable? Do we know how many points defenders lose if they switch to "fluid defence"?
Also, do many of you play fluid defence?
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Lebaygue |
27/11/2024In terms of numbers, it makes no difference to your defence and nothing to the opposition's attack either.
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Fontenit85 |
27/11/2024Yes, but then fluid defence with high pressure is useless?
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Lebaygue |
27/11/2024Maybe in the calculation of the match engine, but staistically you can't see any difference... And I've had a lot of goals on one side despite the fluid defence.
It's true that this instruction is a bit of an enigma.
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Bastoun_34 |
28/11/2024Reading the responses, I think it's useful if you're not following the game, and you're not there to adapt to an opponent who's wiping the floor with attack. So if you know that you're not going to be able to be there, or that you're going to miss the start => you switch to fluid defence, at the cost of a few of your stats (a bit like how pressing gives you possession at the cost of your defence).
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Azby |
28/11/2024That's how I use the instructions. When I'm well in place and an opponent is content to play left/right, I switch to fluid defence and go off to do something else.
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Bastoun_34 |
28/11/2024Yep, I imagine that's enough to keep you from being totally out of pocket on one side.
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myforsans |
28/11/2024I don't know the real impact on stats of using fluid defence because I don't use it, but what I do know is that if you manually "wipe the ice" in defence and/or attack, it temporarily lowers your stats (at least on display)
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guantanamera |
29/11/2024i always play fluid defence and it doesn't seem to make any sense
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lens59 |
29/11/2024It seems to me that a fluid origin lowers the rating slightly
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Bastoun_34 |
29/11/2024From what we understand, it lowers the overall score for the defence, but on the other hand, it adapts to changes in the left/right/centre of the opposing attack. So it's useful when you're not behind the screen.
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Pierabou |
29/11/2024i haven't tried it again for a long time, but it doesn't seem to work at all.
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Brutus |
29/11/2024Well, in my opinion (I've never used it), if the "fluid" lowers the stats (def., a priori)... if, when you change sides, it lowers the stats too... then it evens out, doesn't it?
You should try it in a friendly!
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