Morphia_cn
Non-League
- 7 October 2005
lets talk about the new feature: Teamvision
I am sure it really exists:lol:
I am sure it really exists:lol:
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Major upgrades completed! Please report any issues you spot in here
TeamVision
- Thread starter Morphia_cn
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I think its just a weak attempt at spotting trends. I.e if a man recieves a pass in loads of space a couple of times, they take steps to prevent it happening again. I think it exists, definately. But I dont think its really good enough yet to be significantly noticeable.
Wowlman
Banned
- 4 February 2006
It exists, but it's just a form of AI. It shouldn't have been given a special label.
It's kind of like making a great shampoo and calling it 'Super Duper Hair Washing Potion!'. Same thing, but they've given it a posh name to shift units.
It's kind of like making a great shampoo and calling it 'Super Duper Hair Washing Potion!'. Same thing, but they've given it a posh name to shift units.
2kool
Non-League
- 9 July 2007
Yeah it exists... barely.
A few times I have noticed the computer adapting, especially to wing play. It also covers your players on the edge of the box from a corner if you go for the spectacular volley once.
However, it also makes players very stupid. If you want an easy goal, keep running through the middle with your attacking midfielders then switch formations to push two players up to the wings keeping the two attacking midfielders where they were.
The computer adapts by pushing its central defenders to close down on your attacking midfielders and every cross you do will see two or more of your forwards alone in the box with noone else even in the penalty area.
Nice one, Seabass. Teamvision should have gone to Specsavers.
A few times I have noticed the computer adapting, especially to wing play. It also covers your players on the edge of the box from a corner if you go for the spectacular volley once.
However, it also makes players very stupid. If you want an easy goal, keep running through the middle with your attacking midfielders then switch formations to push two players up to the wings keeping the two attacking midfielders where they were.
The computer adapts by pushing its central defenders to close down on your attacking midfielders and every cross you do will see two or more of your forwards alone in the box with noone else even in the penalty area.
Nice one, Seabass. Teamvision should have gone to Specsavers.