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FM24 Tactics: Beginner Guide - How to set up a Tactic, Formation, Pressing, Shape, and more!
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Beginner tactics guide for football manager 24 beta, covering the considerations when setting up a tactic, how to design a tactic to suit a team, establish a style of play, set up defensive shape, pressing, and assign attacking roles. Liverpool FC taken as an example, replicating Jurgen Klopp's current tactics.
I’m a seasoned FM player, I was looking for something to send to a friend of mine and your video popped out in my feed. I haven’t finished it yet but even for me it has been refreshing, I always like seeing other player’s approach to making their own tactics. Great vid!
Thank you! I'm planning to do a few specifically for-beginners videos as well, explaining stuff experienced players breeze past. I'm glad you enjoyed this too!
Great explanations! I hope you can keep doing this videos, you are sharing valuable knowledge in a simple way. And doing that with football manager is A LOT.
I really appreciate that!
Best in depth video on this subject. Great work. Hoping for more
Thank you very much!!
Thank you, I've been playing FM for years and still found this very useful 💪
Magic, I'm thrilled to hear it :)
This is such an improtant video I wish I had seen this earlier! It's funny how differently we can interpret the simple buttons in the "in possession" tactics screen. Hearing you talk through each of them was a bit of a revelation for me - thank you!
You're so welcome!
Hey, I just want to say thank you. I've played this game for over 1000 hours, and never once tried to create my own tactic; I always downloaded them from websites. However, this video motivated me to try creating my own tactic since I've already spent over 1000 hours and can't make my own. I like to play 343 and tried to copy Pep's 325 tactic with box midfielders, and it works wonders! I did just like you said, tweaking little by little, and keeping the tactic simple-it works wonders. I've watched many other FM videos, and yours is really helpful for beginners. So yeah, you just got one subscriber. I'll keep up with your latest videos. Thank you, and keep it up!
NICE. I am so glad to hear that, the entire point of my doing this is to help and motivate people to do what you just did. Awesome stuff - bet you're enjoying the game even more now that the tactic's all your creation :D
Probably the best Beginner's Guide I've watched. The only thing you missed was width! As a bit of an old head, I still explain it to myself in terms of where the play and passing is focused, but I think these days it means your players positon themselves narrower/wider in buildup too.
agreed!
Mate, you got a like and won a subscriber with this. I would like to see more FM content from you if you're on with it. I hope this incentivates you to go on.
Just a note to help, the resolution in game is too high, so the letters are too small. I have a normal/big screen and I can hardly see the names.
Imagine if people are seeing the video on a laptop.
If you're on with it, also get some kits, face packs and badges to give more immersion.
Keep it going!
Cheers
Thank you for the feedback! Absolutely noted on the res, and I've already got the GFX ready to roll - I'll be back stronger!
This is just what I was looking for. Informative and helpful. I would love to see you stream your save or post your gameplay with your thought process as you make changes, etc.
Thank you! I'll definitely look into doing a couple of gameplay vids where I can talk through things :)
*edited due to being wrong
A small thing about choosing a forward for the tactic - AF can work with inside forwards, but he pushes too aggressively forward. The tactic will still be good, but many times he'll get too far forward before the Inside Forwards can get to him. Beware that any tactic that relies on wingers inverting inside and the fullbacks pushing up, or someone from central/defensive midfield arriving in the box, will work a lot better with forwards that don't push up as aggressively as the AF. DLF and Pressing Forward on attack are good for that type of setup. They push up a lot slower, or further away from center, when they have the ball. Different strikers have relevant subtleties to the way they attack space when they're set on attack duty.
A confusing thing about how the engine behaves is that roles say "support" and "attack" sometimes refer to the way they behave on and off the ball when creating/moving to score. An Inside Forward on support is still expecting to be played in, but he's looking for a striker in space between the lines to take the ball, move with it and create a chance for him that way. An Inside Forward on attack will move the ball in himself using the space the more static forward is leaving for him. He will be the one taking initiative, yet all the same actions are being done, but the people doing them are now switched.
An Inverted Winger is a creative player even on attack duty. He'll dribble the ball inside for his Poacher and try to find him between the defenders that way. Cause a bit of chaos, drag a CB away and then make the pass.
Great vid pal, love how you break down the phases of play, very informative take on the game. Keep it coming. 👍
Much appreciated!!
Love the way you describe passing directness and tempo
Hi, I am not sure but your idea of "Prevent GK short distribution" does not match with mine and i'd like to get some more input from you.
If i have fast aggressive Strikers that are supposed to win the ball in an early press, wouldn't I want the GK to play it short instead of forcing him to boot it long?
Isn't that what "Prevent GK short distribution" does, take away the short options?
Hey Robert! Well, Prevent short distribution will sit your strikers really high up and get them close to the CBs. You're daring the opponent to play short and basically man-marking high up the field. Some teams will play it short regardless of you preventing, and you get to have a go at them - other teams will boot it. You could absolutely not have the option selected, let them play short, and then trigger the press high up. Difference being that your strikers will start a bit further out and have more ground to cover. Both ways are totally legit and up to you, but I like Prevent because it challenges the defense to play a game of chicken... and sometimes they try, and lose! :)
Fantastic video 👏🏻 very helpful for newer players I imagine
Definitely what I was going for!
Hey man great job. As a new player this tutorial is invaluable. There's other bigger name youtubers out there that didn't come close to explaining tactics and formations as well as you have. Many thanks friend, subbed :)
Thrilled to have you on board! :D
Iam playing FM for some years now, active on the forums and discords also liking your videos.
Awesome, thank you!
thanks for the video. would love a review on how the tactic worked over a season
honestly, I have to admit that I play on comprehensive highlights if not full matches against select teams and often make micro tweaks, change a couple of player roles now and then, etc! So never going to get a 38+ game dataset out of a single rigid tactic and unchanging roles etc from me. The number of games I've won late on going with 1 at the back and shifting my other CD up to a target man...
Keep up the fantastic content! I can see this quickly getting at least as big as research based fm.
I'm just thrilled that folks like you enjoy it! :)
Hello avgdad, was wondering and have been for a while if your team shape has an effect on team instructions and visa versa. For example in your vid playing a 433 (with dm) should you have more compact out of possession instructions, like a high press plus a very high line or a mid block and a high line. That way your midfielders are closer to pressing the defence in their own half
I think TIs become a tool you can use to supplement what you're trying to do with shape, yeah. So I wouldn't say it's needed with a balanced setup like a 433dm, but you can reinforce your strategy like that. I often play narrower with a standard 442 for instance, and compress like you suggested with a 4231dm
I have been watching your videos about FM and they have really been helpful in my learning process. The thing I struggle a lot is analyzing a match when you are in match window. I don’t get a good idea from the analysis screen, what is happening. If you can make a video on that, that would be great!
Ooh, nice thought. I will!
Definitely!!
This is great. Thank you for this, so much. You've earned a follow and a thumbs up. (also saved it)
Tremendously welcome, and woohoo, welcome aboard! :)
re upload in 1080p so you can see the text :)
Uploaded a new one in 1080 today, hope it's better!
It is still 720 though 😊
this is what i was looking for your the best
Glad you liked it!
Would have loved this anymore if 1080p. My old eyes had a hard time 😒 Still very detailed and enjoyed it.
Taken right on board, uploaded my new video in 1080! Hope it works better :)
Excellent, excellent video. Thank you so much.
Delighted that you liked it!
Dude you've given me a whole new love for the game.
@@AnthonyBethel11 Hahah, thrilled to hear it! :D hope to keep doing exactly that as I go
If you're using Trent as inverted wing back then for Salah is best to use him as inverted winger and put stay wider instruction. But for me if you have Salah it's a shame to not use him as a IF on attack, Trent is great as wing back.
100%!
Great video mate
Very glad you enjoyed it!
Great video
easy subscription. please do not stop.
Thank you!!
Absoulutely amazing thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Hey what great content, so many videos on this topic but you have to be one of the most clear and informative, I get bogged down with tactics and wonder why nothing works!
I throw a tactic together holiday for the season and it's either good or bad
However there is so much more context required
I kinda had a eureka moment when you said if you are a lower expected team then a 4-1-4-1 is viable and likely to get better results meaning targets are achievable
I'm doing a network save with Brighton and feeling frustrated that I can't play my usual go too 4-3-3 with the players I have
People say this FM is easier when I find it much more difficult.
Is it in my head.....?
I try attacking with numbers I concede,
I try balanced with staggered attacking roles I concede
I try attacking fewer and keep it solid guess what I concede
Just feels like all the research and everything that use to work no longer applies!
IFBs killing me off maybe I see it all the time
Anyways I came here looking to become unconfused.......
Thanks for the content you deserve way more hits and I'm sure you will ❤
One thing to add is that Brighton is WEIRD in fm24 currently. They've lost their top midfielders (who got rated amazingly based on last season) so they have a midfield that hasn't enjoyed the rating benefits of that good season last year, and players like Gross are underrated or have glaring weaknesses that are overemphasized in FM. Each save I start, Brighton struggle like mad and end up 15-17th without fail in the first season. Point being, I think you have a weaker squad FM-wise than irl so there's that huge added difficulty level for you
@@theavgdad hey you absolute legend I have some feedback for you
So I wrote all the important stuff you said down and came up with a tactic for Luton Town applying the following defensive mentality sightly higher tempo and low crosses to suit my striker
I dropped the formation to a 4-2-1-3 with the following roles
Wbsu cb CB wbsu
A, A
Cm At
If su
W su
P
And I added to my previous research that if a players passing vision or decisions were lower than 15 then less risky passing and shorter passing
If my wbs crossing is less than 15 guess what cross less often
But the biggest thing for me was the tempo and minimum team instructions
I just played SPURS we bossed possession 57-43
Passing completion of 94% with little Luton 2-2 great result
If a player can't play like a champions League player take the licence away and they still pass like Barcelona
So I have to credit you sir
This is by far the most intelligent FM guide I've come across
Love the content please keep them coming.
Nice video!💪
Thanks 🔥
Yeah so to summarize my thoughts on feedback could you please replicate this video for sub top teams (Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea)
Mid table teams (Brighton, Villa, Newcastle)
Relegation candidates (Luton, Burnley, Sheffield Utd)
This is a real masterpiece, but I have one question, if you could explain trap inside and trap outside in more detail, thanks
essentially you're funnelling the opposition toward the inside or outside. I tend not to use these myself, but rule of thumb, trap toward where your good tacklers are. If you got Nigel De Jong or Mascherano sitting at DM, definitely trap inside
Thanks a lot@@theavgdad
When the beginners guide, (not the intermediate or advanced - just the beginners) for one aspect of a game that has so many aspects...is an hour long. You know it's going to take 100+ hours before you can enjoy the game properly
im using gamba osaka in j League with my cousin but the rule is no downloading tactics from internet it means we need to make our own tactic
Much better way to play IMO :)
Great and detailed explanation. But my main issues here is that you are using Liverpool though that creating tactics are more "easier" because how they played in real life and Liverpool also as that strong. Will be more challenging and insightful if you created a new one with non league team, great content though
I get you, using Liverpool a lot of the time mostly because a. a lot of people will be familiar with the club and players so I don't have to use even more time trying to tie concepts in with unfamiliar players and b. with my player roles vids for example I can show periods of sustained possession where the roles can be seen, and the players don't fail too dramatically :)
Can you please do a low block tactic? Please 😢
Ooh. I think I will!
You got off your ar*e and did what I have THOUGHT about doing for the last 3 or 4 years: Make a bunch of in depth FM videos that help people understand the game better than:
Step 1: Download tactic off internet
Step 2: Sign same players every save
I look forward to more from you.
EDIT: Liverpool is the 'hair' team of the Premier League, aren't they? Holy moly.
They even did an interview about getting haircuts prior to games! Matip was the only one not having it I think, haha
And thank you very much! Lovely to have you along - and if you go ahead and do it too, you got a sub from me!
@@theavgdad Hell, sub now if you like Microsoft Flight Simulator stuff to fall asleep to 😁
You appear to have kind of taken up the space I was going to take, but I know I'll do it one day purely out of boredom. It's when, not if.
See you on the video you just dropped about an hour ago.
@@thegreathadoken6808 Subbed :D I mean, I got room on my card for some flight simulator ASMR!
@@theavgdad Welcome to whatever the hell my channel is!
Another request please.
Could you create a video on every TI
Or explain the opposites for example you explain lower D-line and lower block but not pressing urgency on balanaced lower and much lower and when to use them
I will see a game out in the last 10 mins (if winning)
Low block
Lower D-line
Fbs and CBs all on NN with pressing less often and that kills highlights
But id love to see a tactic example for a team like Luton and how you would manage that
I often see high press, higher d line close down much more from 99% of creators and real world football isnt like that not even for liverpool 100% of the time ❤
check out my video on defending, that one does touch on things like D-lines and pressing urgency :) sounds like you already have a great handle on things tho! But yeah, a vid on TI is definitely on my list!
cf pls explain
It is not so simpe like that..take what say board every pieces of game need think dont understand how is write
Unfortunately if you change mentality or tempo in the middle of a game, you will lose a lot in familiarity. And that’s really bad. Great video though.