It’s going to take a while to not think B. Ulloa is J. Rice. Thanks to the old man Lobato money I had a big lump to spend on recruits. Unfortunately opting for something a bit different is difficult when there are clear bargains in the free agent pile and yards of also rans. In came friends of the programme Brandt, Tevez, Civelli, Pogracic as I went for a minimal 18 man squad with some genuine quality. Possibly my best decision though was moving to a 3-4-3, a formation I’ve never played, and moving Ulloa (the Castledine of the Americas) to SS on the right - the latter inspired by NG’s Castledine cut inside discussion. He’s been a revelation. My Rice really. While my actual Rice (Bassano) has been meh.
Alt-Rice (Bassano) has been 'meh' for me too across ~4 seasons in South America (an ML I'm itching to get back to now that my FUMA phase is waning). There is only one Rice. Alt-Castledine, though, Ulloa, is just as effective as the Euro version, and yes, he is dynamite on the right of any setup, cutting inside and unleashing havoc. I saw your own FUMA thoughts on the other vid and you seem to have got the gist, but the downside of FUMA is that it punishes every slight error you might make. The real FUMA heads play long match times to offset the long periods when they're without the ball. I see the appeal, and feel it, but I've got unfinished business with PES 2021 on standard settings, crazy to say.
Yes, I saw some conversations on that there Reddit that were talking about 15 minute halfs and the like. That would be a PES only gaming life for the time I have free and I can't imagine having the patience. It'd be like coming home from work and firing up the flight simulator to take a jaunt to Rome - I'd be just across the channel before I'd want guns and crash landings. One thing I have to add about the MLS - wow, is it boring. The strips are the opposite of Ligue 2 - it's effectively reds v whites - total lack of stripes, hoops, flourishes or any other kind of individuality. It isn't the hardest league though - defaults, season 1 I've only lost 4 out of 16 (too many draws) and have won both rounds of the cup. I see it very much as a stepping stone.
It’s going to take a while to not think B. Ulloa is J. Rice. Thanks to the old man Lobato money I had a big lump to spend on recruits. Unfortunately opting for something a bit different is difficult when there are clear bargains in the free agent pile and yards of also rans. In came friends of the programme Brandt, Tevez, Civelli, Pogracic as I went for a minimal 18 man squad with some genuine quality. Possibly my best decision though was moving to a 3-4-3, a formation I’ve never played, and moving Ulloa (the Castledine of the Americas) to SS on the right - the latter inspired by NG’s Castledine cut inside discussion. He’s been a revelation. My Rice really. While my actual Rice (Bassano) has been meh.
Alt-Rice (Bassano) has been 'meh' for me too across ~4 seasons in South America (an ML I'm itching to get back to now that my FUMA phase is waning). There is only one Rice.
Alt-Castledine, though, Ulloa, is just as effective as the Euro version, and yes, he is dynamite on the right of any setup, cutting inside and unleashing havoc.
I saw your own FUMA thoughts on the other vid and you seem to have got the gist, but the downside of FUMA is that it punishes every slight error you might make. The real FUMA heads play long match times to offset the long periods when they're without the ball. I see the appeal, and feel it, but I've got unfinished business with PES 2021 on standard settings, crazy to say.
Yes, I saw some conversations on that there Reddit that were talking about 15 minute halfs and the like. That would be a PES only gaming life for the time I have free and I can't imagine having the patience. It'd be like coming home from work and firing up the flight simulator to take a jaunt to Rome - I'd be just across the channel before I'd want guns and crash landings. One thing I have to add about the MLS - wow, is it boring. The strips are the opposite of Ligue 2 - it's effectively reds v whites - total lack of stripes, hoops, flourishes or any other kind of individuality. It isn't the hardest league though - defaults, season 1 I've only lost 4 out of 16 (too many draws) and have won both rounds of the cup. I see it very much as a stepping stone.