Title says it all. I've been getting things like 12 shots but 2 on target.
My long shots are set to the minimum, but things haven't changed. Can anyone help me?
Many shots, few on target
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darthbane999
, Jun 06 2012 02:51 PM
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Posted 06 June 2012 - 02:51 PM
"My greatest challenge is not what's happening at the moment, my greatest challenge was knocking Liverpool off their ******* perch. And you can print that." Sir Alex Ferguson, 2002
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Posted 06 June 2012 - 05:49 PM
Well there are loads of different possibilities, how high is creative freedom on your players?
Higher the more likely they will do their own thing and ignore your instructions you have set, what about tempo?
A high tempo means your team will try to get from your goal to the oppositions as quickly as possible, maybe they are rushing shots instead of looking for a pass due to high tempo.
Are your strikers in form? How is there morale? How good is their finishing?
Was is just a run of a bad games, I have seen my team score 5, then 6, then 4 and be so clinical then go on a run of four games without scoring and my forwards who are inform never hit the target then they re-find it.
What about teamwork? Your players may be shooting as they are too individual and instead of looking for passes are taking shots due to not wanting to set another player up.
What I love about this game is there are load of possibilities, there inst really a right answer if you will, as there is so much address.
Try talking to them sometimes a few words from their manager can really inspire them, and in team talks try to reassure them or have faith.
Or just sell them and buy some better forwards!!
Good luck though!
Higher the more likely they will do their own thing and ignore your instructions you have set, what about tempo?
A high tempo means your team will try to get from your goal to the oppositions as quickly as possible, maybe they are rushing shots instead of looking for a pass due to high tempo.
Are your strikers in form? How is there morale? How good is their finishing?
Was is just a run of a bad games, I have seen my team score 5, then 6, then 4 and be so clinical then go on a run of four games without scoring and my forwards who are inform never hit the target then they re-find it.
What about teamwork? Your players may be shooting as they are too individual and instead of looking for passes are taking shots due to not wanting to set another player up.
What I love about this game is there are load of possibilities, there inst really a right answer if you will, as there is so much address.
Try talking to them sometimes a few words from their manager can really inspire them, and in team talks try to reassure them or have faith.
Or just sell them and buy some better forwards!!
Good luck though!
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Posted 07 June 2012 - 03:53 AM
Both my creative freedom and tempo are set to high. I get quite fed up when players start shooting form 40 yards out and miss so terribly, its just short of embarrassment. I don't actually play strikers, since I use the Santelona formation. (check the other topics here) It's a very strange thing, I alternate between Santelona and a 4-5-1 formation, since we can go for winning streaks with one, and then start a losing streak with the same one. When I swap the tactics, I start winning again.
I don't know what to do now, I prefer the Santelona tactic because I like controlling possession, but when I play 4-5-1, I feel less satisfied when I win, because most of the time, the possession is less than 50%. And yet, i'm hitting less on target with Santalona than 4-5-1.
I don't know what to do now, I prefer the Santelona tactic because I like controlling possession, but when I play 4-5-1, I feel less satisfied when I win, because most of the time, the possession is less than 50%. And yet, i'm hitting less on target with Santalona than 4-5-1.
"My greatest challenge is not what's happening at the moment, my greatest challenge was knocking Liverpool off their ******* perch. And you can print that." Sir Alex Ferguson, 2002
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Posted 07 June 2012 - 05:56 PM
Having a high tempo and high creative freedom could be the problem then. Creative freedom allows your players to do what they like so will tend to ignore your instructions you have set for them.
It's always a problem when you use a formation that someone has made as its difficult to tweak anything without understanding how it was created (if that makes sense!) sometimes its just better to take wins as finding a balance with dominating games, goals, chances and possession have too many variables.
A win is still a win as they say.
It's always a problem when you use a formation that someone has made as its difficult to tweak anything without understanding how it was created (if that makes sense!) sometimes its just better to take wins as finding a balance with dominating games, goals, chances and possession have too many variables.
A win is still a win as they say.
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