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The [[abbreviation]] PIC is commonly used to refer to Play it Cool. | The [[abbreviation]] PIC is commonly used to refer to Play it Cool. | ||
Some managers think that the PIC or MOTS not only affects the midfield rating but also give your team (MOTS) or the opponent team (PIC) a higher chance to score at the end of a match. That is wrong. It only affects the midfield ratings. Nothing else. | |||
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Revision as of 20:43, 16 July 2006
In all competitive matches you can tell your team to play it cool. This will reduce the midfield rating during the game, meaning the team will not perform as well as usual. Directly after the match, Team Spirit will increase, and the team will perform better in the next match.
According to some studies made by different users, the increase in team spirit is at least 33%. Team spirit defaults to mid-composed (4.5) at the start of the season, and it increases to content (6.0) after Playing it Cool in the first competitive match.
The abbreviation PIC is commonly used to refer to Play it Cool.
Some managers think that the PIC or MOTS not only affects the midfield rating but also give your team (MOTS) or the opponent team (PIC) a higher chance to score at the end of a match. That is wrong. It only affects the midfield ratings. Nothing else.
See also:
