Ali_Cool |
7 months agoHi pro
What is the difference between the speed setpoint and the centre setpoint?
Does the centre setpoint influence the medium?
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Demi-cerveau |
7 months agoHello, your question isn't very clear. Are you talking about the individual instructions given to the player, or the player profiles?
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Sun's |
7 months agoHe's probably talking about the instructions to centre and outflank the wingers.
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Ali_Cool |
7 months ago3 more replies
Sun's |
7 months agoIf I don't say anything stupid
The overflowing order gives+ attack
Centring it gives more midfield
If anyone can confirm
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Ali_Cool |
7 months agoHere's what I want to know
I'm waiting for confirmation
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Sun's |
7 months agoYou have the % by deposit on this subject
Thanks to Leguman for that
Have a nice day
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michbou |
7 months agoAli_Cool |
7 months agoDemi-cerveau |
7 months agoI still don't understand the question. Or the answer for that matter. And I read someone saying the opposite.
Try to understand the meaning of your question first, and then we'll be able to give you answers that make sense too.
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Sun's |
7 months agoHe asked how the instructions to "outflank" and "centre" attacking full-backs affect the stats.
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Demi-cerveau |
7 months agoWell, I'm sorry, but that doesn't make sense.
The players are already trained according to a profile. Depending on that profile, they'll get very different marks for different tasks.
Then, depending on the task and the profile, this creates bonuses or penalties for this or that style of play.
If we consider a player who has been trained to play as a midfielder with the task of overrunning and a player who has been trained to play with the task of centring, and if they both play with the task that corresponds to their profile, and if we play in a normal style of play, the player trained with the task of overrunning will contribute more in midfield and less in attack.
But to get to that answer, there are a lot of 'ifs' beforehand. That's why I think the question is badly put.
If you're looking at a player with a normal profile, who you want to play as a centre-forward or a centre-half, it doesn't make sense to look at the player's contribution in midfield or attack. You have to think in terms of the style of play.
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Sun's |
7 months agoDon't be sorry,
Thank you for this detailed explanation and good evening
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Ali_Cool |
7 months agoSorry about my spelling, I'm not very good at French
I found my answer 😉
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