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发表于 2022-2-14 00:14
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T: "A back button took me half an hour of text and it sucks. . . Then I will type in Chinese. It is hard for you to use the translation.
First of all, I'm curious what style you use to make your tactics, because in my understanding different default styles have completely different passing dribbling and attacking defense organization and the most important way of attacking and defending transition, even including the handling of corner kicks -Even if it's a pre-pass point. I'm guessing it could be chain defense or agile counter defense, because your early game doesn't have high post pressure yet. it is very important to me."
I'm not sure if I understood your question. Do you mean what style I choose before creating the tactic? I just pick "create custom tactic" and the formation, it comes empty then I add all instructions and set pieces (or I start from an older version of my tactics and modify from there).
T: "Second, I would like to continue the discussion of the aforementioned RPMs. I recently played with an RPM archive, and I don't know if it is correct. First, RPM seems to be only suitable for existence in the flexible anti-reverse style in the game, and the flexible anti-reverse style means that the opponent must attack (NO BUS), even in the case of a much higer encounter line. Second, RPM doesn't have to be a leader, but other midfielders are better off not playmakers - I mean player traits (including attributes/habits), even if he's a very defensive player. Regarding the pressure situation you mentioned earlier, I have two options, a increase/train other positions (such as CM training WB, this will not increase CA, but it needs to be trained without modification), b increase ball holding Ability (balance/strength/movement), although there is a possibility of running into his position in this case, which may not be what you want. Was looking forward to playing RPM but didn't seem to have some skills, if you can give your advice I would really appreciate it"
RPM is basically a playmaker without an assigned position, meaning it will roam all around the field to get in position for passes. That means it's a more attacking role when compared to a DLP, BWM or BBM, for example. The most similar to RPM is a BBM, except that those roam around the field to block opponent's space while RPM are trying to receive the ball in a position where they can be creative.
That being said, it's very important for a RPM to be hard worker, have mobility, good positioning and good passing. |
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