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It's exactly what it says in the title. I like what you're describing as hints and tips, so I was wondering if there's anything written about this?

Oh, I meant to say that increasing the number by 1 would require a lot of abilities.

A lot of abilities are needed to increase the stats of the weak foot. What's the benefit? Let us know what you think

Thank you everyone!

Decisions How often the player makes a correct choice the majority of the time. This attribute is important in every position and works with Composure to decide how likely a player is to feel under pressure at any given moment, and to make the best choice accordingly. This is the manual's description of decision. I wonder if it's just about making the right decision or does it also include how fast it takes to make a decision?

It's not necessarily an attribute that only applies to ball carrying. In basketball terms, it would be how good your shooting touch is and how spectacular your dribbling technique is. For example, it's safe to say that Zidane's coordination is the best it's ever been. However, he is lacking in the second requirement, physical condition. This refers to the extent to which a player's height, leg length, etc... allow them to display their technique and coordination appropriately in their position (and overcome the opponents they typically face in their position). This is probably why Zidane's reaction to the ball, technique, and touch are at an overwhelming level, but he has a hard time translating that coordination to a Messi level on the field. In that sense, a smaller Zico or Iniesta might be more coordinated than Zidane.

If so, either Iniesta's balance attribute is measured incorrectly (Iniesta's number is between 11 and 13), Or is balance not an appropriate example, and other attributes like dribbling or agility are more appropriate? The manual seems to be very poorly written. I think the next version should be more detailed and nuanced and include more attribute types.

Isn't balance also used in contention situations? There are players who are relatively average or weak in strength, but have the superior coordination I mentioned. For example, zico from Brazil and iniesta from Spain. However, if you look at Iniesta's previous series attributes, he doesn't have a high balance.

What exactly is balance an attribute?

What I want to know is coordination. Very closely related to technique, it's how efficiently the body integrates and performs the complex movements required on a particular play. It's not a concept of pure athleticism, which is why the same athlete can look at it extremely differently depending on the sport. A baseball player can't dribble like a soccer player, and a soccer player can't hit a ball like a baseball player, because they've been training differently. So of course, coordination is measured for athletes in the same sport. Now, you might say, well, you could just reduce it to technique, but that's not the case. For example, let's compare Lewandowski and Ronaldo. They both have good ball touch, but there are certain plays they don't do well. Lewandowski has the flexibility to receive the ball with his back to the defense and turn around, but he has trouble driving the ball forward with stability. Ronaldo, on the other hand, can dribble at a consistent speed (with no opposing defense), but he can't turn his back on a defender, much less make a smooth turn. This is due to the different physical coordination (upper and lower body balance, joint mobility, center of gravity, etc.) required to perform each play, regardless of the player's technical level. Think of rhythmic gymnastics or figure skating as examples of sports where coordination is extremely important: the more unnatural and complex the movements you're trying to execute, the higher the coordination required by that sport/play, and we see a huge gap between pure athleticism and these factors even among top-tier players.

Examples include the World Cup, European Soccer Championships, and Copa America. During these competitions, players are not in good shape. That's why it's impossible for an AI coach to play with the best 11. I think this is a problem that needs to be solved, even if not in the way I proposed.

Thanks for the comment

After patch .4, this is what it looks like

What is it? If you're expecting something, we'd love to hear about it.

This video is for illustrative purposes only. As you can see, when dribbling, I use a combination of left and right foot touches to get away from my opponent. In FM, is the weak foot attribute used in this situation? f9d913960a5a6f1f6c244e218c7bc254.gif.mp4

I created the player myself, so I'm pretty sure that's not a possibility.

Hello everyone I want to revive the Intercontinental Cup and make it stronger at the same time. Would it be possible to have the winner and runner-up of the Champions League and the winner and runner-up of the Libertadores face off? Not against the same continent, but against different continents.

I looked at your ripple and tried leaving all attributes at 1 except for free kicks and got the same result.

We created two random players. They have the exact same weak foot and hidden attributes. The player named test2 has all attributes perfectly backwards compatible compared to test1. (free kick attribute is excluded) But look at this. The AI's ordering has the exact opposite result. What do you guys think about this?

thank you for the reply.

It's exactly what it says on the tin. Are two attributes related to each other?

I didn't know that strength determines shot power. thank you Interesting. thank you I wrote this because I was frustrated because a player with high attributes couldn't score more goals than I thought.

Nothing else is involved? I watched a player with a Technique and Free Kick attribute of 20 in comprehensive mode and he scored 1 goal from a free kick in 3 years.

Do you think the only thing needed for a direct free kick, as opposed to an indirect free kick, is the Free Kick Attributes? I know that for things like penalty kicks, you also need Composure.