HTs on Global/Counter Attacks
| From: | HT-Jonas | (3937616.70) as reply to (3937616.69) | |
| To: Loke_ | 14-09-2005, at 16:15 | ||
| Is a counter-attack produced by using the Counter Attack tactic counted as an SE?
If I remember correctly; no. CAs for non-CA teams is not counted as a SE. | |||
| From: | HT-Jonas | (3937616.75) as reply to (3937616.71) | |
| To: kaspur | 14-09-2005, at 16:27 | ||
| So, a CA (wether or not you play the tactic) is not an SE.
But why is the CA by a non-CA team mentioned as an SE in the rules? (you said something else than Loke, so just to clarify) My god, this is getting complicated :) I've checked the rules now, and they are indeed wrong. A CA by a non-CA-team (hereby named extra-CA) is not a special event. We'll clarify the rules. | |||
| From: | HT-Tjecken | (7831771.60) as reply to (7831771.1) | |
| To: Everyone | 06.02.2007, at 10:35 | ||
| Reply to (7831762.304)
We know that in order to get counter attacks (from the tactics) the team has to be less dominant in the field. Can a team who gets more than 50% at the beginning of the match but falls to less than that receive counter attacks after the drop? meaning - is it theoretically possible to see a match with 2 teams getting tactical counter attacks? Yes, that is possible. The right to counter attack can go back and forth between the two teams because of injuries, tiredness and red cards. The determing thing to get a counter attack is if you're less dominant (less than 50% ball possession) in that very moment of the game (in practice the game engine recalculate the possesion after injuries, substitutions, increase of tiredness etc). | |||
