u/Entire-Reality5604

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So they brought a streamer to play efootball against Barca players and he was shamelessly using smart assist against them😭

u/Entire-Reality5604 — 1 day ago

Slow down to speed up - The best way to learn the game

The fastest way to become ten times better at this game in a short period of time is actually to slow down.

If you want to learn defending properly, stop using defenders with 100 Defensive Awareness and 90+ Speed and Acceleration. Use weaker highlight cards instead, players with around 90 Defensive Awareness at most, and below 80 Speed and Acceleration.

Because now you can’t rely on recovery speed to save you every time you make a mistake. You’ll start focusing on positioning your defenders properly, anticipating through balls earlier, cutting passing lanes, and reading attacks before they happen. You know that if you rush out carelessly, it’s over. you can't enter a race with an attacker, the only way is to stop the attack before it even happens, So your own defensive awareness as a player improves much faster.

Same thing with midfielders. Use midfielders with lower passing stats. It forces you to build up play properly instead of spamming long lofted passes every time. You become more aware of positioning, body angles, weak foot usage, and choosing the safest and smartest passing option instead of forcing impossible passes all game.

For attackers, same idea. Use forwards with lower Attacking Awareness, lower Physical Contact, lower Speed, and lower Finishing. It sounds terrible, but it actually teaches you how to create chances correctly. You stop relying on broken mechanics or simply outrunning defenders. Instead, you learn how to build attacks patiently, create space, pick the best shooting angles, and take higher quality shots instead of throwing random haymakers with 95 Finishing players or Blitz Curlers.

spend a week like this then comeback to your main squad and you will feel like you have super powers now

you can make this learning phase fun by building themed squads, players from only one club or country...etc

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u/Entire-Reality5604 — 2 days ago

I see a lot of players saying that managers have hidden differences beyond just playstyle and boosters. How true is that?

For example, some people say Arteta’s Long Ball Counter is more defensive than Capello’s, or that Hansi Flick’s Possession has a higher defensive line and more aggressive pressing.

But if those differences were actually real, wouldn’t Konami advertise them as features? Players would spend way more on new managers instead of keeping older ones with the same playstyle.

So is this an actual hidden mechanic, or just placebo and confirmation bias from players?

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u/Entire-Reality5604 — 3 days ago

me giving all my midfielders at least 90 passing, fixing body positioning and preferred foot before every pass - smart-assisted Batistuta from his own half casually delivering the most accurate through ball human kind has ever witnessed 👇

u/Entire-Reality5604 — 6 days ago
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P2W attackers nowadays needs two showtime skills, 90 physical contact, at least 95 speed & acceleration and another P2W CF/SS besides them to help em perform - el hadji diouf when you give him fighting spirit 👇

u/Entire-Reality5604 — 10 days ago
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Crazy that the orchestrator Kimmich from the bluelock collab from a yean and a half ago is actually better than the orchestrator Modric from the recent Naruto collab, while the free showtimes are getting better, these highlight cards are getting worse

u/Entire-Reality5604 — 13 days ago

i want to replace my POTW mbappe with a player who has pretty much the same stats and player id, and this guy is pretty identical with him, mbappe is insanely good but i cant add skills to him and that's a major problem.

u/Entire-Reality5604 — 17 days ago