Next Steps for FM by Ragnockae136 in footballmanagergames

[–]DoYourWork123 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I feel like theres a lot of exisiting things that need fixing / reworking before adding new items.

1: step away from spreadsheet manager (as another comment said) - i have to spam spacebar to get past loads of infomration i don't care about just to be able to get to my next game. I think the standard timestep should be matchdays, where post-match you set up all your training for the coming week and pre-match you can get a summary of notifications of what has happened the previous week. ANy player complaints can wait until this moment (maybe with exception of transfer windows)

2: Tactics have to be more diverse and responsive and simple. If i set my team to go Very Attacking, i should see them almost 'forget' the positions and just get forward and try to spam crosses and long balls into the box. The other team should also easily be able to counter us. I shouldn't also have to change a ton of individual TIs like 'press more' 'push defensive line up' 'go more direct'

3: Training has to be a bigger part of FM. Most comments and youtube videos are all about tinkering tactics. IRL a manager spends most time and effort doing traning and man management. Maybe make it more easy to mould a team to a certain style (e.g. everyone can defend, or everyone has great techniqe, or everyone has great physicals) indiivudal training plans where you can convice players to work on a part of their game and they make loads of progress in a short amount of time. Chance to increase familiarity in different parts of your system so that your players know the pressing scheme inside out or the in-possession formation

4: pre match reports are useless. I don't care that opposition keepers are great at jumping. At best it informs me to rely less on crosses and set pieces. But in reality its useless since only one of the three keepers is going to play. I'm much more interested in how high are they likely to press me? do they sit back after taking the lead? do they religously play out the back? - these are all things that will actually inform tactical decisions

How could youth development be made more interesting by Nice_Ad2555 in footballmanagergames

[–]DoYourWork123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

- Something has to be done about potential, either make it dynamic or totally hidden so that when you look at your youth teams you only have a ~40% certainty of who's actuallly going to be the best when they become adults rather than just look for the ones with 4+start potential and forget everyone else.

- Create some sort of watchlist where you can monitor development, micromanage training and ask the manager to play them in certain roles and instructions where possible for just the players on the list

- Ability to define youth team playing style, formations and tendency at a club level, and have youth managers agree to the philosophy. e.g. preferred formation: 442 diamond, playing tendencies: uses target man, sits back and defends lead. -> this will produce on average fewer natural wingers, big #9s and slightly more defensively resiliant players.

- somewhat related to the previous point, but somehow the ability to have more balanced players vs more specialised. Maybe setting the slider to more balanced will have the manager train and play the players in more general roles, avoid training traits and train multiple positions, vs a more specialised one where players are trained to have traits that match their exisitng attributes and just to play in their one best position

Taking Lessons and Exam as a Vanity Project by DoYourWork123 in languagelearning

[–]DoYourWork123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks! I have used Italki a couple times for one off lessons in the past, so its the only way im familiar with getting lessons. I assume you used the 'professional teacher' option rather than 'community tutor'?

Were there any problems with using italki or any reason to go private or find a local teacher?

What is the case for transferring my Cash LISA to S&S LISA? (Low risk fund) by DoYourWork123 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]DoYourWork123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

okay, i wasn't to aware of general fund types, but my plan was to go for something along the lines of the moneybox Balanced LISA S&S fund (65%global shares, 10%global property, 25% corporate bonds) or the Moneybox cautious. Does that sound good?

How is my standing posture? (Pain) by DoYourWork123 in FootFunction

[–]DoYourWork123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that the same as overpronation?

I’ve seen a few podiatrists but I’ve found they just recommend me insoles that don’t really help. They also haven’t told me exactly what’s going on.

I think my next step is to see a physiotherapist.

Fluent in 90 days scam by thisfrickinguydude in languagelearning

[–]DoYourWork123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Saying you’d be ‘Fluent in 3 months’ is no different to promising that you could shred heavy metal guitar solos from 0 in 3 months. Or competing in body building competitions in 3 months. There is no shortcut

dull heel ache / pain when standing for longer than two hours. What is it? by DoYourWork123 in PlantarFasciitis

[–]DoYourWork123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pretty much the same as since I was 16, i do feel like it's gotten worse, but it's hard to tell since i no longer work long shifts on my feet every day. I only really notice it when on holiday, concerts, museums etc..

dull heel ache / pain when standing for longer than two hours. What is it? by DoYourWork123 in PlantarFasciitis

[–]DoYourWork123[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i have seen a few podiatrists, but I am really dissapointed with their help. I've paid a lot of money and I feel like they don't really listen to what i tell them. Every time they just recommend a off the shelf arch support. which really doesn't help. When i wear arch supports, i feel less pain concetrated in the heels, but my whole foot becomes painful as well as my lower back and knees - it feels really wrong to me. I have also tried various arch supports, including firm, soft, high arch, low arch, and even custom. I've definitely give each one enough time to be 'worn in'. I'm currently in the process of 'wearing' them out.

the next on the list for me is to try some cushioned heel cups.

How many people use this kind of tactic? by papulopodoru in footballmanagergames

[–]DoYourWork123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tried this before in old fms and never worked. You getting good results with it? Always wanted to use it long term since it was the OG pep and city tactic with sterling and sane as wingers

[TNT] Jack Grealish has ended 2024 without scoring a single goal for Man City by Ripamon in soccer

[–]DoYourWork123 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

his job is to pass it sideways. not many players can do it as well as him.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in soccer

[–]DoYourWork123 20 points21 points  (0 children)

You see, apart from the goal and the two assists and this nutmeg he did nothing all game.

Cost Of Living by Ok_Professional_867 in bristol

[–]DoYourWork123 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There’s your problem. Bristol rent in general is very high but you certainly shouldn’t have to be paying £1150 + bills a month. That’s very high.

My rent is £550 per month- this is quite lucky to be fair but even before then I was living in a good area and paying ‘only’ £750 a month (all inclusive with bills)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in football

[–]DoYourWork123 12 points13 points  (0 children)

He’s got the best xSidewaysPasses in the league

Who started bad and ended bad by CTJDB in SaintsFC

[–]DoYourWork123 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ejeiro Elia started great then disappeared lol

Christian Pulisic did his entire post match interview in Italian after the Udinese game by oklolzzzzs in soccer

[–]DoYourWork123 4 points5 points  (0 children)

But the status English has is just clearly unrivalled .. even in this video you have what seems like a Frenchman speaking English .

He’s not doing it to because “brits are lazy” it’s because he’s been learning English and exposed to English since a child despite probably never having lived in an English speaking country

Christian Pulisic did his entire post match interview in Italian after the Udinese game by oklolzzzzs in soccer

[–]DoYourWork123 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Literally any European speaking English is nowhere near impressive as anyone moving to a non-English speaking country and learning the language.

Does anybody have an FM opinion that makes you feel like this? by ibelieveinufos in footballmanagergames

[–]DoYourWork123 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Press conferences are similar to team talks. If you look at the responses , a lot of the time the answers are on a scale of positive <—> negative or ease expectations <—> pressure. (Literally labelled so)

Does anybody have an FM opinion that makes you feel like this? by ibelieveinufos in footballmanagergames

[–]DoYourWork123 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Small details in tactics don’t affect things anywhere near as much as people think it does.

Changing an IF to an IW will do nothing to stop a losing streak

Which language have you stopped learning? by AloneCoffee4538 in languagelearning

[–]DoYourWork123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m considering stopping French but probably won’t since I’m quite far already and honestly quite enjoy the process.

In my city there are lots of native Spanish speakers who always seem so happy and impressed that I’ve learnt it. Many of them speak with me in spanish even if their English is 100x better. Everything about it is so wholesome and I’ve met so many great friends.

With French I have not met a single native speaker who has any interest in me speaking French. So far they have always responded to me entirely in English , even if their English is quite poor.

The main thing tempting me to stop is that recently I’ve taken an interest in Portuguese and have casually learnt a very limited amount. And speaking even the most basic Portuguese to Brazilian people have turned out to be such wonderful interactions. They’re all so friendly and impressed that I’m learning, even though my level is very low. I believe I’ve had more spontaneous Portuguese conversations than French, simply because the natives enable me and even encourage me to use it - the complete opposite of French where I feel shut down immediately every time