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Amir Shah

Could I ask how you, well we'd know whose good for free kicks, and whose a good target man in this game?!!

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30 Oct 2010

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Clearly some of the players such as David Beckham or Kevin Davies are known in real life, however within the game how do you determine this quality?!

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  • tebthereb

    Players don't have attributes assigned to them in SM, although I would not be surprised if this was changed at some point in the future.

    A good target man would probably be a high rated CF, with good morale, fitness, for example. A good free kick taker would probably be a high rated player, who is again blessed with good morale, fitness, etc.

    Although this would suggest it is best to assign all roles to your best player, I tend to find this makes them more prone to injury so I prefer to spread the roles around.

    Answered by Community Admin tebthereb - 14 years ago

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  • Manoj Rathod

    just look at that player stat i recommend messi , ronaldo & suarez

    Answered by Manoj Rathod - 8 years ago

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  • gerry Cameron

    Hi what you did is well

    Answered by gerry Cameron - 10 years ago

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  • duKe AG

    i did not know, but id just put the player which is known good in freekick or targetman in real life,.. and i think its work,.

    Answered by duKe AG - 12 years ago

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  • Ndukwe Iduma

    Click on the 'powered by soccerwiki' link beside a player to see his special abilities.

    Answered by Ndukwe Iduma - 12 years ago

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  • Carlos Sparedini

    If you click on the soccer wiki link it shows all the special attributes.

    Answered by Carlos Sparedini - 12 years ago

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  • J Gray

    If your asking for players well young players are good for future say u 25 players. But Experieced players are normally better at taking things like free kicks whilst the youngsters are good at dribbling, Speed And Staminaa

    Answered by J Gray - 12 years ago

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  • Francesco Totti

    I agree with tebthereb. I would just suggest to use common sense. As you said David Beckham is a good free-kick taker in real-life, so he surely is also a good free-kick taker in SM since SM is based mostly on real-life attributes. The simulation of the games is the only non-real-life based aspect of the game.

    Answered by Community Admin Francesco Totti - 14 years ago

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  • tebthereb

    Players don't have attributes assigned to them in SM, although I would not be surprised if this was changed at some point in the future.

    A good target man would probably be a high rated CF, with good morale, fitness, for example. A good free kick taker would probably be a high rated player, who is again blessed with good morale, fitness, etc.

    Although this would suggest it is best to assign all roles to your best player, I tend to find this makes them more prone to injury so I prefer to spread the roles around.

    Answered by Community Admin tebthereb - 14 years ago

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