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If you look at the highlight key attributes for role, coaches affect player growth in six areas However, if you look at the senior team staff of ai's clubs, most of them only have one or two coaches. Even Bayern and Dortmund look like fitness clubs, not football clubs. It is practically difficult to identify which coaches exist in all clubs, so I don't want coaches to be fully implemented in db. But at least in the middle of the game, shouldn't the ai find and hire coaches properly? Oh, and did France win the World Cup in 2022? And wasn't Alexis Mac Allister a player for Argentina? In fm25, please don't just care about the new graphics engine, I hope you also care about realistic AI logic for users who enjoy long-term play

I think watching stat is one of the important ways to enjoy football. But honestly, the stats in fm23 is very disappointing. As you can see, only the league's record is organized at a glance I hope that the records of important competitions such as Copa del Rey, Champions League, and World Cup can be summarized at a glance. 100 games and 40 goals for the national team. Then how many goals in the most important World Cup? And I like to play from the lower leagues. I wish I could see total by dividing the record of La Liga, La Liga 2, and Segunda. Obviously, goals scored in La Liga and goals scored in Segunda are different. I hope we can see each other separately

It hasn't been fixed in ".2 Patch" Are you putting it off because it's an Asian competition? The rules of competition on other continents have been fixed

It happens sometimes. I couldn't take a screenshot. I don't know why it's happening.

Acl is the biggest competition in Asian football. It is not a big enough competition to match the UCL, but it is the most prestigious competition in Asia. I'm sorry to rush you, but I hope this competition will be fixed as soon as possible. I'm sorry to rush you.

Can you tell me when it will be fixed? Even if it's not the exact date. Patch is important to me because I won't play games if it doesn't work.

Starting next year, the rules for foreign players in the Asian Champions League have been revised to 5+1. But in fm23, the rule is not different from fm22. In the case of continental club competition, there is a limit to making it real when editing through editor. Can't start the new save file Can you fix it?

5+1로 바뀌었는데 적용이 안돼 있습니다. 클럽대항전의 경우 에디터를 통해서 편집을 하여도 현실과 같은 구체적인 룰을 만들 수가 없습니다. 제발 제발 제발 제발 제발 제발 고쳐주세요. 새로운 게임을 시작할 수가 없어요ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ

The Asian Champions League has also changed to 5+1. (The Asian Champions League is different between 5+1 and the K-League 5+1) It's officially released, but why hasn't it changed yet? Is there a plan to investing it?

Why hasn't it been fixed even though it was officially released?

First, why is there a PF? Aren't all the ST positions other than f9, AF, and DLF able to serve as PF? Except for T. f9 can press hard like PF in a defensive situation, and DLF can also press hard like PF. Even if AF presses hard, isn't that PF-A? If it's designed to imitate players who are pressing hard in modern football (ex)griezmann, darwin nunez), shouldn't it go to individual characteristics of players or to individual tactical guidelines? I hope a button is added to make other roles press hard like PF. And what do you think about the different formation of each attack situation and defense situation? In fact, which team plays football with the formation from football these days? Don't most teams that bring 4231 change to flat 442 form in defensive situations? 433 also changes like that. I think formation is too absolute in fm.

Thankyou it could be him. In Korean, I have to write down his full name, not just Pepe.

I saw endrick on fm23 and he is the next pepe. Among the Brazilian Pepe I know, Pepe is the only one playing for Porto. But isn't he a centre-back? But the endric is ST,RW. So who is that Pepe? Is there a player with a different position in the media comparison?

Why is there no instruction for T in the st position to come down one space like f9, dlf? T is the role of less defensive and the spearhead of the attack. Roberto Barzo, Messi, and Toti come to mind as the players I think of the most. However, they are usually players who played the role of f9 or zero-top if used in the ST position. Even when interpreting the meaning of T itself, it seems that a step down from T in the ST position is necessary. T means three quarters of the stadium in Italian, isn't this the position of AM in position 10 after all? T used in AM does not require special guidelines because it is in that space anyway, but T in ST location is more aggressive in ST location, but I think it is reasonable to engage in AM location. The current T is so close to the defensive line that I think it's P, but were the players who come to mind when they think of T playing such roles specialized in competing and aiming for the back space? I don't think so. Therefore, I think T in the st position should have a guideline that comes down one space like f9 and DLF.

I want to position the wingback high like a winger in an attack situation. So I gave them a Wb-a. However, the problem is that if i give an A, i will have a problem in a rear build-up situation (for example, starting with a goalkeeper or center back). I want to build up from the back. I want to build up the rear with a shorter pass than a long ball. But if i give them an A, their aggressive tendencies and their nature of moving forward makes them move forward too much and the rear structure weird. If s is given, it will not go up high like A in the attack situation and cannot be used like a winger. Why don't we make it possible to give different instructions when occupying under the half-line and occupying above? For example, in a build-up situation, expand it and join the center when attacking. Or it coordinates like Dlp in the back and then penetrates like cm-a after crossing the half-line (like Bernardo Silva in Manchester City)Building a rear structure is one of the most important factors in modern football, and most of the emerging coaches stand out for this ability (ruben amorim, de zerbi, nagelsmann etc). It would be better if I could give them more detailed tactical instructions. Also, the biggest gap between modern football and fm seems to be pressure tactics. Rear build-up tactics that create a forward compression structure and solve it against that structure are the most important factors. If you can make tactics more detailed, why don't you put priority on getting more pressure and getting more intervention. If you are worried about the game being too difficult and manic, why don't you let the head coach, or ai, delegate it as it is now. To be honest, fm is developing in terms of manager now, but especially in terms of football, I think it's 10 years behind in tactics

아시아 챔피언스리그가 23시즌부터 추춘제로 바뀌고 외국인 쿼터도 5+1로 바뀌는걸로 알고있는데 FM23에서도 23시즌부터 규칙이 바뀌도록 적용되나요?

In 2027, the Dutch league's reputation is about seventh, but the Dutch Cup has risen to second place. Cup competitions may have a higher reputation than the league itself (because the history and tradition of cup competitions may be higher), but it feels unnatural that the reputation of cup competitions suddenly rises like this. What is the reason for this change in reputation?

In FM corner kick If the opponent attaches a player when a corner kick is short in FM, the players move as shown in the picture below and commit offside too often. If the player who kicks the corner short gives the ball and moves through the side line rather than the opponent's end line to open the option of receiving the ball (as shown in the picture above), he will be able to make a good move without committing an offside foul. I don't like Tottenham, but I brought Tottenham vs Fulham game because Tottenham uses short corner kicks in this way. If you can kick a free kick in this way, you can get a chance to cross freely through a short corner kick.

When announcing Nxgn, it would be nice to tell the player's name like this, not just "welsh moutinho" but "welsh moutinho sam kinsey"

What can happen if I activate this button through the editor? Change number of substitution? Change player registration rules?

For example, can the reputation of the American MLS and Concacaf Champions League grow as much as the English Premier League or the UCL? Can continental leagues other than Europe be the best in the world of FM? Let me know if it's systematically possible or if you've ever experienced it