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An '''überwinger''' (also called a '''combo winger''' or '''possession winger''') is a player with high skills in both [[winger]] and [[playmaking]]. [[Passing]] and [[set pieces]] are often considered a requirement for uberwingers. Some managers, but not many, also consider [[defending]] to be a requirement. The purpose of uberwingers is to provide high wing attack and midfield ratings at the same time, while also allowing the option of playing with several different instructions (e.g. [[offensive]] or [[towards middle]]). Because of the game's wage structure, uberwingers usually have low salaries compared to the single-skilled players who would be needed to generate similar contributions to match ratings. | An '''überwinger''' (also called a '''combo winger''' or '''possession winger''') is a player with high skills in both [[winger]] and [[playmaking]]. [[Passing]] and [[set pieces]] are often considered a requirement for uberwingers. Some managers, but not many, also consider [[defending]] to be a requirement. The purpose of uberwingers is to provide high wing attack and midfield ratings at the same time, while also allowing the option of playing with several different instructions (e.g. [[offensive]] or [[towards middle]]). Because of the game's wage structure, uberwingers usually have low salaries compared to the single-skilled players who would be needed to generate similar contributions to match ratings. | ||
Überwingers usually take longer to create than single-skilled players and therefore must be trained at higher ages. Also, because the players have to be trained in more than one skill, managers either have to change their training regimens to train the players' second skill, or buy players who have already been trained in their first skill. Potential überwinger trainees are rare and | Überwingers usually take longer to create than single-skilled players and therefore must be trained at higher ages. Also, because the players have to be trained in more than one skill, managers either have to change their training regimens to train the players' second skill, or buy players who have already been trained in their first skill. Potential überwinger trainees are rare and expensive. | ||
Recent changes introduced by the developers have caused a decrease in training profits and a consequent increase in the importance of sponsorship and attendance income. In order to adapt to these new conditions, many teams are using uberwingers to maintain high levels of performance and more manageable salary levels. | Recent changes introduced by the developers have caused a decrease in training profits and a consequent increase in the importance of sponsorship and attendance income. In order to adapt to these new conditions, many teams are using uberwingers to maintain high levels of performance and more manageable salary levels. | ||
Revision as of 05:04, 5 December 2006
An überwinger (also called a combo winger or possession winger) is a player with high skills in both winger and playmaking. Passing and set pieces are often considered a requirement for uberwingers. Some managers, but not many, also consider defending to be a requirement. The purpose of uberwingers is to provide high wing attack and midfield ratings at the same time, while also allowing the option of playing with several different instructions (e.g. offensive or towards middle). Because of the game's wage structure, uberwingers usually have low salaries compared to the single-skilled players who would be needed to generate similar contributions to match ratings.
Überwingers usually take longer to create than single-skilled players and therefore must be trained at higher ages. Also, because the players have to be trained in more than one skill, managers either have to change their training regimens to train the players' second skill, or buy players who have already been trained in their first skill. Potential überwinger trainees are rare and expensive.
Recent changes introduced by the developers have caused a decrease in training profits and a consequent increase in the importance of sponsorship and attendance income. In order to adapt to these new conditions, many teams are using uberwingers to maintain high levels of performance and more manageable salary levels.
