Hard-Coded Tactical Style instructions

[wazzaflow10]

Something just occurred to me playing today. Are there under the hood hard coded instructions for each tactical style? In the vein of when using a playmaker (or similar role) they tend to become ball magnets as teammates regularly seek them out to start attacks. Is there something differently coded when you select vertical tiki-taka v wing play regardless of what you select in the TI's? As an example playing tiki-taka wide players would be looking for cut-backs rather than whipping first time crosses into the box. 

[HUNT3R]

No.

[JL94x4]

Sounds like you're describing player traits to me.

[Rashidi]

4 hours ago, wazzaflow10 said:

Something just occurred to me playing today. Are there under the hood hard coded instructions for each tactical style? In the vein of when using a playmaker (or similar role) they tend to become ball magnets as teammates regularly seek them out to start attacks. Is there something differently coded when you select vertical tiki-taka v wing play regardless of what you select in the TI's? As an example playing tiki-taka wide players would be looking for cut-backs rather than whipping first time crosses into the box. 

Tactical styles have nothing hard coded underneath them. What you see is what you get.

[Dutchy1983]

So choosing Wingplay doesn't make my team look to use the wings and get crosses in? Selecting wingplay  just gives me some team instructions?

[HUNT3R]

27 minutes ago, Dutchy1983 said:

So choosing Wingplay doesn't make my team look to use the wings and get crosses in? Selecting wingplay  just gives me some team instructions?

If you choose wingplay, it'll suggest a formation, roles, duties and team instructions all to encourage wing play, so looking to use the wings and get crosses in.

[wazzaflow10]

On 24/11/2020 at 20:22, Rashidi said:

Tactical styles have nothing hard coded underneath them. What you see is what you get.

Thanks HUNT3R & Rashidi