reece1973 Posted November 14, 2010 Share Posted November 14, 2010 Curious to know the best way to improve the levels quicker. So for the Tactic Familiarity Levels we have Formation Mentality Passing Style Creative Freedom Closing Down Marking Tempo Width And the Special Focus Areas are None Team Blend Defensive Positioning Attacking Movement Defending Set Pieces Attacking Set Pieces So which do you use to improve each level or how do you decide which area to focus and when Thanks for any info Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
dan99 Posted November 14, 2010 Share Posted November 14, 2010 I thought that special focus area doesn't effect the tactic familiarity levels... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
phnompenhandy Posted November 15, 2010 Share Posted November 15, 2010 I thought that special focus area doesn't effect the tactic familiarity levels... The last 4 are specific for the next game. The only one that has a longer-term effect is team blend. it will help the first team squad gel more quickly. However, given that it takes a 30% chunk out of training development, it's hard to decide whether it is beneficial or not. What I'm doing is keeping 'team blend' on until the squad seem happy with my tactic (maybe up to Christmas 2010) and then I won't opt for any except under very specific game circumstances. I would like to know how other, further down the line than me, are finding team prep. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
mattbuck Posted November 15, 2010 Share Posted November 15, 2010 Very good question op, i wanted to know the same thing. This is my experience so far, played 1 and a bit full seasons. Once your squad hit fluid in all areas, your squad and formation become awesome. However running on full matchday preperation will slowly see some player attributes decline. I noticed worse performance results when i ran match preparation at anything below average. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
clonerohin1 Posted November 15, 2010 Share Posted November 15, 2010 Check this out: http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/237791-A-problem-with-tactical-familiarity-in-match-preparation This thread basically says that setting match prep for only one Tactic and then branching out once it's reached full bars is better than training three different tactics simultaneously... The more tactics you train the longer it is going to take for the bars to fill up... Selecting a Special Focus area also reduces the speed of match prep a little bit... Also, since match prep takes up about 30% quota of overall training workload, you may end up losing attribute points for a lot of your players (since they can now only train at 70% of their schedule)... So, the best ways to get your match prep up without much loss to normal training progress: 1. Train only 1 or Maximum 2 tactics at first, then once the bars are full you can train another one (the bars for 2nd tactic will already be filled a little, because of any similarities b/w the two tactics) 2. Set a Special Focus area ONLY if your next match requires you to (you should scout your next opposition and decide whether it does) 3. For Quickly filling up the bars, Just after Pre-season is over and you play your first game of the season, turn up the Match Prep slider all the way to Very High. Keep it there for about a month while you use that same tactics in your matches during that time. This will fill them up pretty quick. Then turn them down to Low or Average, so that your players can resume proper scheduled training. Tip: If you do follow the 3rd guideline, try not to assign any of your players Individual focus or Preferred move training, since that would bring down your Scheduled training workload to less than 50%, and believe me you don't want that. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
theragandboneshop Posted November 16, 2010 Share Posted November 16, 2010 1. Train only 1 or Maximum 2 tactics at first, then once the bars are full you can train another one (the bars for 2nd tactic will already be filled a little, because of any similarities b/w the two tactics)2. Set a Special Focus area ONLY if your next match requires you to (you should scout your next opposition and decide whether it does) 3. For Quickly filling up the bars, Just after Pre-season is over and you play your first game of the season, turn up the Match Prep slider all the way to Very High. Keep it there for about a month while you use that same tactics in your matches during that time. This will fill them up pretty quick. Then turn them down to Low or Average, so that your players can resume proper scheduled training. Tip: If you do follow the 3rd guideline, try not to assign any of your players Individual focus or Preferred move training, since that would bring down your Scheduled training workload to less than 50%, and believe me you don't want that. Good stuff. That's informative. But it raises another question--how does the training workload affect this? For example, if you set your training workload at a very heavy level, then you reduce that work load by 30% with Match Prep... can you avoid the attribute loss? I would expect that your players might be unhappy at the work load, but for a temporary measure, it might help, no? Just a thought.... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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