I've been thinking of writing an article about the system of tactics I use, since I can't find anything similar anywhere online, but I wanted to check whether anyone would be interested in reading about it before I bother spending any time writing. I wouldn't be surprised if this is something a lot of people do, but since I couldn't find anything I just thought I'd ask!
The main aim was to have a team that's as flexible as possible, with many different tactics for different situations. What I did was work out how best to use the match preparation system to get as many different tactics as well prepared as possible that fit the style of play that I wanted.
I currently use a system of 40 different tactics, 18 of which my team have perfect preparation for, with the other 22 spread out between 765/800 and 695/800. Some of them are only slight variations on others, but they cover a broad range of different situations, and the technique could be used just as well with more unusual sets of tactics. It makes switching between tactics for specific games really easy, and makes sure that the team has great familiarity with them all.
I won't bother going into any more detail now, but if this is something that a few people are interested in reading about then I'll get started, so let me know!
The main aim was to have a team that's as flexible as possible, with many different tactics for different situations. What I did was work out how best to use the match preparation system to get as many different tactics as well prepared as possible that fit the style of play that I wanted.
I currently use a system of 40 different tactics, 18 of which my team have perfect preparation for, with the other 22 spread out between 765/800 and 695/800. Some of them are only slight variations on others, but they cover a broad range of different situations, and the technique could be used just as well with more unusual sets of tactics. It makes switching between tactics for specific games really easy, and makes sure that the team has great familiarity with them all.
I won't bother going into any more detail now, but if this is something that a few people are interested in reading about then I'll get started, so let me know!
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