The Dandy Dons

This is so annoying. Im Inter annd I play with Ibrahimovich and Vela or Adriano up front. And I also have Rolando Bianchi on the bench but it seems that none of them score the easy chances. They get through 1 on 1 with the goalie and either, hit it straight at him or miss. Is there anything I can do to improve their finishing?

SSJ3-BROLLY

lower their creative freedom

Hammer1000

Sorry mate but thats crap.

So is the crazy notion that quick tempo makes a striker rush his shot. Any striker worth his salt knows that sometimes you only have a split second to shoot and other instances you should bide your time.

This is or at least should be, what the composure stat is all about.

Jablome

Check moral.

Also, are they getting 7s or 8s, etc?

If moral is high and they are getting 7s or lower, lay into one and see what happens. Might spark a riot.

arrogantio

Sure, but FM doesn't use real strikers, it uses a set of numbers attributes governing abilities, morale and how they have been instructed to play. Lowering the tempo will make players rush their shots less on FM.

Hammer1000

Sure, but FM doesn't use real strikers, it uses a set of numbers attributes governing abilities, morale and how they have been instructed to play. Lowering the tempo will make players rush their shots less on FM. </BLOCKQUOTE>

If that WAS true then it makes FM07 even sh*tter than i thought it was!.

Leroy1883

Sorry mate but thats crap.

So is the crazy notion that quick tempo makes a striker rush his shot. Any striker worth his salt knows that sometimes you only have a split second to shoot and other instances you should bide your time.

This is or at least should be, what the composure stat is all about. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I got to agree with hammer

isuckatfm

I agree 100% with Hammer and Leroy.

For me one on ones should be purely about the relative attributes of the goalie vs the striker as well as morale and a randomising factor.

A one on one is a one on one regardless of the tempo the team is playing at and how much CF the striker has.

No one except SI programmers now for definite if these things are included in the algorithm which decides whether or not a one on one is scored or missed. And as Hammer said if they are then quite frankly that is ridiculous.

SSJ3-BROLLY

Sorry mate but thats crap.

So is the crazy notion that quick tempo makes a striker rush his shot. Any striker worth his salt knows that sometimes you only have a split second to shoot and other instances you should bide your time.

This is or at least should be, what the composure stat is all about. </BLOCKQUOTE> It's worked for me, just offering an alternative which could help him. Saying that it's crap, who the hell are you? Did you help design the game to know so?

Leroy1883

Sorry mate but thats crap.

So is the crazy notion that quick tempo makes a striker rush his shot. Any striker worth his salt knows that sometimes you only have a split second to shoot and other instances you should bide your time.

This is or at least should be, what the composure stat is all about. </BLOCKQUOTE> It's worked for me, just offering an alternative which could help him. Saying that it's crap, who the hell are you? Did you help design the game to know so? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Hi SSJ3-BROLLY

It really does depend on the striker in question, the solution may have been to increase creative freedom as I have got Teves playing much better with more.

I don't think you can say lower creative freedom as a general rule, I am sure you have had success by reducing the freedom of you strikers so they attempted simpler shots, but this isn't a universal solution.

Also, playing a quick tempo in itself shouldn't cause strikers to rush shots. Playing a quicker tempo will reduce the accuracy of passing and cause players to tire quicker.

You can still play a quick short combo, but only if you have the players who have the right stats, i.e. only the best teams will be able to play this effectively.

An in-form striker in space and in shooting distance should be able to get a higher percentage of shot on target. If he is being tightly marked then you will find him having problems if he cannot lose his marker. If the opposing keeper is good he will save a higher number of your shot on target.