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The scorer gets the credit, but the player giving him the decisive pass is just as important. Both forwards and midfielders | '''What the Rules Say:''' | ||
The scorer gets the credit, but the player giving him the decisive pass is just as important. Both forwards and midfielders, profit from being good at this. | |||
'''Other effects''' | |||
Passing is also very important for use with tactics. It helps to compute ratings for Counter Attack, Attack on Wings and Attack in the Middle. It also helps wing attack ratings if wingers have it, something the rules fail to mention. | |||
'''Where it helps on the field''' | |||
Inner midfielders, and forwards contribute to the central attack rating by their passing ability. Wingers played offensively, normal or defensively use their passing to contribute to side attacks. There is some debate about the contribution of passing on a winger towards middle. | Inner midfielders, and forwards contribute to the central attack rating by their passing ability. Wingers played offensively, normal or defensively use their passing to contribute to side attacks. There is some debate about the contribution of passing on a winger towards middle. | ||
In terms of the difference passing makes to your ratings, it is estimated that about 2.5-3 levels of passing will equal 1 level of scoring on a centre forward, and on a winger, it is about 3 levels of passing to 1 level of winger skill on an offensive winger. | |||
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Revision as of 15:32, 30 December 2005
What the Rules Say:
The scorer gets the credit, but the player giving him the decisive pass is just as important. Both forwards and midfielders, profit from being good at this.
Other effects
Passing is also very important for use with tactics. It helps to compute ratings for Counter Attack, Attack on Wings and Attack in the Middle. It also helps wing attack ratings if wingers have it, something the rules fail to mention.
Where it helps on the field
Inner midfielders, and forwards contribute to the central attack rating by their passing ability. Wingers played offensively, normal or defensively use their passing to contribute to side attacks. There is some debate about the contribution of passing on a winger towards middle.
In terms of the difference passing makes to your ratings, it is estimated that about 2.5-3 levels of passing will equal 1 level of scoring on a centre forward, and on a winger, it is about 3 levels of passing to 1 level of winger skill on an offensive winger.