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Well friends, I just wanted to make a quick review about whether these two boxes are worth spending coins on or not, and in my experience playing at high ranks, they are not worth it. The best thing you can do is save your coins, and I’ll briefly explain why.

In the case of Kylian Mbappé even though many players feel he is the best ground striker in the game, I personally don’t feel that way. I think he lacks a key skill to truly be the best striker in the game: Momentum Dribbling. Many times he feels too clunky when turning, and he lacks physical presence. With the slightest contact, he gets pushed off the ball.

Personally, I prefer players like Liverpool Luis Suárez, who have much stronger physical contact and can hold the ball much better, or other types of hunters like Dembélé. Dembélé may not have physicality and gets knocked down easily, but he moves incredibly fast with the ball, and in tight spaces that can give you a huge advantage.

So Mbappé is not really a player I like that much unless he eventually gets a Big Time version with skills like Momentum Dribbling and Magnetic Feet. Then he would become much stronger. For now, I don’t think he is worth spinning for.

The same thing happens with the goalkeeper. His height is very average, so I also don’t recommend spending coins on him. Being 1.90m tall is simply not enough to make him stand out.

On the other hand, Lamine Yamal has a very serious issue, similar to what happened with Gareth Bale. Since they are Prolific Winger players, if you try to use them in formations like 4-2-2 or 4-3-3, they often end up playing without an active playstyle, which makes them much less usable.

A player without an active playstyle often feels unpredictable. They don’t constantly make attacking runs, and even if you give them offensive instructions, they still won’t move enough. I’ve already tested this many times and it simply doesn’t work the way it should.

That’s why, even though he looks amazing with Blitz Curler and everything else, I think his direct comparison, which would be Messi, is much better. If you look at many Top 10 players, they use Messi as an AMF with Creative Playmaker because that playstyle benefits Blitz Curler much more. Creative Playmakers constantly position themselves close to the ball, so you can make a quick short pass from the striker backwards and instantly launch a Blitz Curler shot.

Meanwhile, Lamine without an active playstyle tends to stay closer to midfield and contribute more defensively, which means he performs much worse for Blitz Curler situations. That’s why I don’t think he is worth spinning for.

And finally, the Peter Schmeichel box has a huge problem. The two defenders don’t really offer much. They have extremely low acceleration, and in today’s game that simply doesn’t work well. You may personally like them and still decide to spin for them, but defenders with less than 75 acceleration eventually become just another Gerard Piqué: cards that get forgotten over time.

As for Peter Schmeichel, if you look at the stats he seems completely broken because he reaches many 100-rated stats, but he has one massive issue: being a defensive goalkeeper.

Right now, offensive goalkeepers are dramatically better than defensive goalkeepers. The difference is huge. When your opponent sends a through ball, many times the goalkeeper doesn’t save you because of his shot-stopping, but because he rushes out quickly and clears the ball before the shot even happens.

In those situations, a defensive goalkeeper could be two meters tall with insane stats, but if the opponent is free and finishes properly, the ball is still going in.

That’s why spinning for a defensive goalkeeper nowadays simply doesn’t make much sense. I know many people are excited about Schmeichel and love him as a legend, but his playstyle just doesn’t fit the current meta of the game.

People also need to understand that the most important stat for a goalkeeper is offensive awareness. Why? Because it determines the goalkeeper’s positioning. Your goalkeeper can be two meters tall with 100 reflexes and 100 coverage, but if he’s positioned badly, the ball will still go in.

Meanwhile, a smaller goalkeeper with high offensive awareness will usually position himself much better and end up saving far more situations.

So in my opinion, none of these two boxes are worth spending your coins on. I would wait for next week because something much bigger will probably arrive.

So guys, I was digging through the database and found hints that a new La Liga legend could be arriving soon. Based on my analysis, it might be Javier Mascherano or Toni Kroos.

We’ll see soon enough.

So previously in my posts I predicted Maldini would arrive one week before he actually did, and the same happened with Big Time Messi after getting information from the database.

However, this time I just wanted to make a prediction. I’ve been analyzing the managers and we currently have the Breakthrough Pass A and Pass B, so now Pass C should be next. Usually these arrive with low through passes in the opponent’s half.

Also, considering that Konami recently released huge names in the latest boxes, it makes me think something big is coming. My theory is that we’ll get a CMF together with a Goal Poacher CF, since that’s what 99% of players use — the most popular playstyle is definitely Goal Poacher.

On top of that, I analyzed all the strikers that returned to the game and noticed that it’s been a very long time since we got Romário, Owen, or Suárez. So with Hansi Flick currently in the game, he could arrive together with some Barcelona legends. In my opinion, I think we could finally get a Goal Poacher Romário since it’s been so long without him. He could come alongside a Hole Player Kaká, Zico, or Ronaldinho.

So, who do you think is coming in this new Link Up?

A few days ago I faced a top 13 player. He was extremely hard to beat — his turns and dribbling were so good that it was almost impossible to win the ball back.

So I decided to try this strategy: I sacrificed almost all of my attack just to overload the midfield.

I honestly feel it’s better to use many midfielders instead of playing with 5 defenders. Using 4 DMFs works better because they press more aggressively without ruining your defensive shape.

However, don’t set your defensive level to two blue bars, because your team will drop way too deep and it becomes counterproductive.

This setup keeps the pressure slightly higher while still being very solid defensively.

Cheers.

“So much for possession not working, huh?”

Guys, I’m not talking about double touch, cancels or skill moves… I mean that player you can run forward with, turn, stop suddenly, and it feels almost impossible to take the ball away from him…

For me, the two best are these two. I didn’t include Messi because even though he has amazing short turns, while running his legs are too short and defenders catch up to him quickly and get in front of him. Messi is only truly elite in very tight spaces. I also didn’t include Hazard because while he’s really good, Neymar and Dinho surpass him in Player ID.

Between these two, for me Ronaldinho is better because he has so much physical contact and it feels impossible to dispossess him in the right hands…

And who do you think is the best?

So this post is only for players who can’t reach Division 1 or find it very difficult to achieve.

First of all, I want to tell you that after the image there is a video of the goal, since Reddit wouldn’t let me upload both a photo and a video, I had to put everything together in one post.

So let me tell you something. I know everyone tells you that LBC is the best playstyle, that it has the best defense, and if you look at the Top 50 rankings almost everyone uses LBC, so you end up using it too. But if you truly want to improve, you should use PG — Possession Game.

LBC has a big problem: 1. The defense: It will often help you against through balls because your defensive line stays very deep. However, your entire backline drops way too close to the goalkeeper, which becomes counterproductive for two reasons. First, you become very vulnerable to long shots, Blitz Curlers, and opponents who constantly turn and use double touch dribbling to reach your box easily.

The best defense is attack — that’s what the greatest football managers in history have always said. What do I mean by this? With Possession Game, your players press higher up the pitch, and your defense also doesn’t recklessly rush forward to steal the ball like QC does. Because of that, Possession is the most balanced style defensively.

I guarantee that once you get used to playing around 40 matches with PG, you won’t concede as many through balls anymore. 2. The next problem with LBC is that your players stay too far apart and they also don’t press properly. So your only attacking option becomes spamming through balls and praying your striker ends up one-on-one with the goalkeeper. Can it work? Of course it can — that’s exactly why many people consider it the best playstyle.

However, for a Division 3 or Division 2 player, it doesn’t help because you never truly learn how to build up an attack. You only learn how to spam passes. With Possession Game, you can actually learn how to slowly construct plays.

If you watch the video, you’ll see how I created a chance patiently with only two players. There was simply nobody available for a random through ball, so I just waited for the right moment to pass from my AMF to my CF.

So when Gullit received the ball, he had nobody to pass to. The opponent was simply expecting a through ball, so with a small turn and the correct positioning, it became a goal. Honestly, I could have scored that goal with almost any striker because the shooting position was perfect and the goalkeeper had no chance to save it.

So my humble advice, my friend, is that even if you prefer other playstyles, try using Possession Game for 40, 100, or as many matches as you can. Once you get used to it, you’ll start understanding the mechanics of the game and how to create attacks properly. Finally, when you become an expert, you can switch back to your favorite playstyle.

Big hug, and thanks for tuning in.

Así que este Aubameyang tiene un problema, falla muchos goles. Así que estuve haciendo unos pruebas y noté algo curioso:

1. Pensé que su problema era la baja finalización. Asigne una build con 99 de finalización y seguía fallando

2. Entonces dije su problema es el bajo stat en efecto (79) Asique realice 100 disparos, 50 con CR7 con un efecto de 76 y 50 con Aubameyang con un efecto de 85. Curiosamente cristiano Ronaldo convertía más goles

3. Finalmente probé la build que ves en pantalla, asignando 96 de potencia de tiro, solo arme la build para probar que tal iba, el resultado fue que mejoró bastante los goles por lo que la potencia de tiro mayor es super relevante sin embargo seguía errando goles

Conclusión: aún no logro determinar cuál es su problema pero tengo 2 hipótesis

1. su uso de pierna mala es raras veces, esto afecta mucho ya que a menudo en divisiones lanza con su pierna hábil en posiciones poco ortodoxas lo que genera que atajen el disparo, si ese disparo fuera lanzado con pierna no hábil pero muy alta sería gol

2. Al parecer tiene una animación distinta a la de Ronaldo cuando golpea el balón aún lo estoy revisando en cámara lenta

Saludos amigos

It was found in the game’s database that Konami will add a new mode in the upcoming update, it will probably be the Strike Arena…

I’d like to start this post by saying something: yesterday, when nobody knew which pack was coming today, I made a post revealing that Big Time Messi was returning, and my information turned out to be correct since I said it several hours before anyone knew what was coming.

So my friend, take note of what I’m telling you. It has already been determined in the database that Van der Sar is arriving next week as an Epic card. Just save this post and you’ll see I’m right in a week.

Another thing I want to clarify: there’s an image going around showing a concept with this Van der Sar, Vieira, and Bergomi. That is completely fake. It’s still unknown whether Vieira is returning… but Van der Sar is already confirmed.

Greetings, friends.

So it got leaked in the database that they added the Messi Big Time pack. Considering that Konami is on vacation, they probably won’t add any POTW cards or even change the player banners… so there’s a good chance that after this maintenance we get another repeated Messi pack back again.

So yeah, Konami is basically on vacation, nobody’s left working, and we’re expecting a pretty disappointing maintenance…

So it got leaked in the database that they added the Messi Big Time pack. Considering that Konami is on vacation, they probably won’t add any POTW cards or even change the player banners… so there’s a good chance that after this maintenance we get another repeated Messi pack back again.

So yeah, Konami is basically on vacation, nobody’s left working, and we’re expecting a pretty disappointing maintenance…

So far, the closest players I’ve found to my Gullit in the game are Gareth Bale and Rafael Leão. Both are tall, physically strong, have good balance, and—considering their build—turn pretty well.

Have you found anyone else similar to him?

I’ve been waiting for a new Epic Leão for so long… just look at his old card — it’s still broken. And lately, all I see are Featured or Highlight cards of him, like the recent Naruto collaboration.

I believe that once we get an Epic version of De Gea, he’ll be much better than Van der Sar. Arm coverage — basically arm length, which is one of the most important traits for a goalkeeper — is where De Gea really stands out. Not just in height, but in the total reach of his limbs, he adds up to a “10”, while Van der Sar is lower.

I think when this De Gea gets an Epic version, he’ll be the best goalkeeper in the game.

What do you think, my friend?

So I’ve been analyzing the player models, and both feel very consistent.

I believe that once we get an Epic version of De Gea, he’ll be much better than Van der Sar. Arm coverage — basically arm length, which is one of the most important traits for a goalkeeper — is where De Gea really stands out. Not just in height, but in the total reach of his limbs, he adds up to a “10”, while Van der Sar is lower.

I think when this De Gea gets an Epic version, he’ll be the best goalkeeper in the game.

What do you think, my friend?

So guys, I’d like you to comment on which players you think have a chance of coming as a big pack in eFootball for this World Cup. I’m curious to know which players are the most likely to be released.

I think France, Spain, and Argentina are strong candidates to win the tournament, so Big Time versions of Dembélé, Mbappé, or Yamal would be very likely.

What do you think will come?

I’m not even a fan of this player—I actually pulled in the box for Aubameyang—but he has benched all my strikers. Neither Mbappé, Gullit, nor Rummenigge can do what he does. He pushes defenders in a way that makes it almost impossible to take the ball off him.

He’s not meant for turning; he’s meant to go straight forward, collide with defenders, and once he gets going, it’s basically a guaranteed goal. From behind, no one can move him, and he rarely misses the target.

I’ve played 100 matches and scored 270 goals. And I’m using him at top 200 level right now. This player has been the best coin investment I’ve ever made in eFootball.

So I was watching a video of a match played by the world’s number 1 ranked player, and something really caught my attention. I found it very curious what he was doing. He was constantly switching between his main tactic and his secondary tactic. Every two passes, he would make a couple of passes and then switch. When the opponent won the ball, he would switch again.

It’s pretty normal at the highest levels to have a secondary tactic and to change formation or playstyle, but what was interesting about this player is that he was switching every couple of passes — constantly changing his tactic.

Unfortunately, the video didn’t show what his second setup actually was, but yeah, it looked really interesting.

I’ve been winning for 20 matches, and incredibly, in every game he saves 2 or 3 shots that should’ve been easy goals… he stopped point-blank headers from CR7, one-on-one chances, and even long-range purple shots. This is definitely the first time I’ve noticed a goalkeeper being this consistent. I’m starting to think it might be his player ID… what about you? How does he perform for you?