I completelly forgot about this feature. But then I learned how to use the in-game strategy change!! And now my team does intelligent movement out of the ball ! They go to open space based in my strategy
Just hold R2 an L1 a small menu will appear bottom screen, there you have to put up and down to choose between Atack, midfield and defence. An you can chance how each one of then will work by pressing left/right and choising thiings like ATTACK - Wing play, Center ( default ), long ball and others options i cant remember for the midfield and for defence like Pressure, contain...
It did change the way my team played with a high notticible level.
Maybe that's even why people complain about CPU only attack by the middle. Becouse thats the default for CPU teams. At least at the Demo i believe. Those who have the full game already try playing with diffent teams to see if they play different. If they do not, then with some editing we can configure and ballance how much each team will attack by wings, center, long balls etc.. like FIFA 2003.. But now I really feel the game different! (hehehe, this word, "different", makes me remember of Danny Isaac)
Just hold R2 an L1 a small menu will appear bottom screen, there you have to put up and down to choose between Atack, midfield and defence. An you can chance how each one of then will work by pressing left/right and choising thiings like ATTACK - Wing play, Center ( default ), long ball and others options i cant remember for the midfield and for defence like Pressure, contain...
It did change the way my team played with a high notticible level.
Maybe that's even why people complain about CPU only attack by the middle. Becouse thats the default for CPU teams. At least at the Demo i believe. Those who have the full game already try playing with diffent teams to see if they play different. If they do not, then with some editing we can configure and ballance how much each team will attack by wings, center, long balls etc.. like FIFA 2003.. But now I really feel the game different! (hehehe, this word, "different", makes me remember of Danny Isaac)