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Match of the Season ([[MOTS]]) is an option that makes your team play a little bit better in one game; but, there is a price, that will affect teams in future games. If you [[MOTS]], your teams [[midfield]] rating will rise a few levels.
Match of the Season (abbr. MOTS) is a tactical option that increases your team's [[Midfield Level|midfield level]] by about 15% in a particular [[Competitive Matches|competitive match]], at the expense of a 50% decrease in [[Team Spirit]] after the match is finished. As the name suggests, the Match of the Season should indeed be a match of the season, as Team Spirit has a very large influence on the midfield level of your team. While it is possible to use MOTS more than once per season - or even in every match - it is most often not recommended to do so.


Example: Let's say playing [[normal]] a team would have  of solid (low) [[midfield]] ratings. [[MOTS]] will raise it to solid (very high) [[midfield]].
See also:
 
* [[Play it Cool]]
[[MOTS]] has affect on [[Team Spirit]], after playing [[MOTS]] match, it will drop by half. For example, if you have [[Team Spirit]] on walking on clouds it will drop down to composed. You can use MOTS in every match if you want; but this is not recommended as your [[Team Spirit]] will continue to fall.    +   
* [[Normal]]
 
See Also:  
*[[Play it Cool]]
*[[Normal]]

Revision as of 15:45, 26 November 2005

Match of the Season (abbr. MOTS) is a tactical option that increases your team's midfield level by about 15% in a particular competitive match, at the expense of a 50% decrease in Team Spirit after the match is finished. As the name suggests, the Match of the Season should indeed be a match of the season, as Team Spirit has a very large influence on the midfield level of your team. While it is possible to use MOTS more than once per season - or even in every match - it is most often not recommended to do so.

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