DasMagicMullet

Not really, 2 league defeats across 4 seasons with 4 different clubs is enough to ask the question.

Loan the little bugger out.

Lost the 2nd game of season 3. Wheels have come off.

I don't think your negative attitude is warranted, the question I asked was a fair one given the context I gave. I didn't spend the time away getting my FIFA coaching badges, but noticed a clear difference in the difficulty when I returned. Maybe a break might do you good too?

I'm not basing it on this forum, I'm basing it on 4 titles wins in 4 seasons with 4 different clubs whilst losing 2 games in 154, all whilst not really doing anything other than playing the players in roles they want to play and making sure the tactics page is green. If the games fine and I've managed to become Rinus Michels reborn then that's ok.

I played regularly from CM93 through to FM2009, then had a decade off to raise kids, work long hours and grow old (I never enjoyed the 3D match engine either to be honest). I came back to FM20 when it was included with the Xbox Game Pass and also managed to pick up a copy for the Switch. I've now completed 2 seasons on each platform and I'm amazed how easy the game seems. On the Switch, I spent a season with Altrincham, won the league at a canter, losing only once. At the end of the season I moved to Forest Green and won the league at a canter, losing only once. On the PC, I'm at the end of my 2nd season and I'm yet to lose a league game. First season I played as Dukla Prague, before moving to Sparta Prague. Both times I was 3rd favourite for the title, but managed to go a combined 66 games unbeaten. No restarts, no save skips. During the 15-16 years of my heavy playing I was never a master tactician, which is why it's surprised me how easy 20 feels. I've played the same formation with all 4 teams, 4231, but I dunno, seems odd.