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Originally posted by medievalist:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Hammer1000:
Why do some people find it so hard to believe that the AI can and does manipulate matches?.
The only problem with the tactic set i use is that i have to watch the matches very carefully, ready for the AI switching. Maybe if a few more of you watched the actual action on the pitch you would'nt be so quick to jump to SI's defence.
I'm obviosly not struggling with the game being too hard so that's not a reliable excuse.
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Because the argument you're making doesn't make any sense. I could understand the AI manipulating *every* match, although I don't think it does. I believe the AI manipulates *no* matches. But to suggest that it manipulates matches some of the time, but not all the time, just to deny you specific things, is crazy talk.
So, what, SI programmed the game so that West Ham could never win the Premiership? Or when are you suggesting these 'manipulation' features kick in?
How does your argument that if you use your friend's tactic set jive with your earlier statement that tactics don't make any difference?
The reasonable explanation is that through using what sounds like a very good, if high-maintenance, tactical approach, you did very well with West Ham ('major accomplishment' in your words) but couldn't quite win the league in one season. In other words, tactics have a major effect, but not an completely overriding effect. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I take it English is not your 1st language mate?.
What i'm saying(and i'm sure most people got it the first time

), is that however good your tactics are the AI simply overides them whenever it pleases.
In other words even the best tactic/s and greatest Manager skills can only take you so far, the game IMHO is just too easy, so the AI has had to set barriers so that you simply dont win every game.
This of course would back up my claim that that is why "Super Tactics" are a thing of the past.
Sadly, by being too eager to eradicate the "Super Tactic", SI have made a big balls up in the coding and proggramming of the game, which leaves us with what we have now.
Look at it this way, when the likes of Manure and Chelski get beat, is it because the opposition are lucky and that they simply scored with their only shot on target whilst Manure and/or Chelsea missed a hatful of chances?, quite simply NO!, but that is basically the only way the AI can beat you on this game.
True, now and again teams pick up a lucky point or even all three, but its very much a rarity, whilst in FM07 its all too a regular occurence!.