Ctrl-Alt-PrintScreen should put the image into your Cut-and-Paste buffer; you can paste it into Paint, PaintShop Pro, or PhotoShop; then save as a file. After that, most people just drop the image into Fileshare or some other free file-sharing or image-sharing site, and link to it.
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I've never done, myself, for FM, so if somebody's got better advice please correct me!)
Moving to the point of the question, though, my wingers used to be very predictable, always taking it to the corner, then whipping in a cross.
I had them on:
Forward arrow to AML/R
Run With Ball Often
Long Shots Rarely
Through Balls Rarely
Cross Often
Cross From Byline
Medium Creative Freedom.
Of course, they were doing exactly what I told them to: run with the ball to the byline, bang in a cross.
When I switched them to:
No Forward Arrow, but Forward Runs Often
Run With Ball Normal
Long Shots Normal
Through Balls Normal
Cross Normal
Cross From Mixed
High Creative Freedom
I suddenly got a tremendous amount of variety in their play. Sometimes they would cross early, sometimes they would cross from the byline, sometimes they would cut in along the byline, sometimes they'd look for an early through ball, sometimes they'd cut inside, and sometimes they'd have a go from 25 yards. They even overlapped inside when the striker drifted wide into channels.
It wasn't a Free Role thing .. but they played
so much more creatively, it was really eye-opening.
Of course, when I took it back down to LLM, and gave that kind of freedom to players with poor Creativity and poor Decisions, it was just abysmal.
So, screen shots or no, I'd encourage you to take a critical look at their instructions, and really think through what you're telling them in each - especially to see if you have any contradictory instructions.
Linear Mode
