Tactics FM Mobile 24 is the best plug-and-play tactic in history.

[TmcnAsln09]

Hello fmmvibe family. This tactic is the most successful of the tactics I've tried. I've been playing since January with this tactic. It works on every team in every league. You'll enjoy it. Good games.

Edited December 22, 2024 by TmcnAsln09

[TmcnAsln09]

I think tactical isn't tried with big teams like Manchester city, Barcelona, Madrid. A successful tactic should be recruited in every team in every league. This tactic I shared doesn't belong to me. I saw it on Facebook. I've tried in many lower leagues, upper leagues. There's no team left that I didn't succeed. I won't share registered files, fixtures, screenshots. Try your curious friends speeded up 1 season and experience the result yourself. Good games

[Schwantz34]

Okay I'll bite.

Let's see how it does with Wolfsburg and Venezia on my saves.

[DanEnglish]

Title:
“FM Mobile 24 is the best plug-and-play tactic in history”

Evidence:
None provided

Explanation:
None provided - about how nor why it works

🤨
“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence” … this certainly could be a ‘good’ tactic, but the ‘best in history’? 

[Schwantz34]

Only 12 games with Wolfsburg so far (top of the league in October 2024 when I applied the tactic), but;

0-0 Mainz (A)

0-1 Rennes (A) Europa League

0-0 Bayer 04 (H)

1-0 Magdeburg [D2]

(H) DFB-Pokal

0-0 Heidenheim (A)

2-1 Arsenal (H) Europa League

1-1 Augsburg (A)

2-0 Dortmund (H)

2-0 Antwerp (H)

3-0 Osnabruck [D2] (H) DFB-Pokal

3-0 Gladbach (H)

6-1 Utrecht (A) Europa League

We'll see how it progresses. It's only early.

[jellis]

This tactic is from here - 

Its a very good tactic where I've bad success with PSV, TNS and even took me straight to Premier league in successive promotions with Oldham. 

[TmcnAsln09]

3 hours ago, jellis said:

Bu taktik şuradan geliyor - 

Bu çok iyi bir taktik, PSV ve TNS'de kötü başarılar elde ettim ve hatta Oldham ile üst üste iki kez Premier Lig'e yükselmemi sağladı. 

Previously published on the tactical site. The subject is locked.

[Schwantz34]

Now that's interesting as I just noticed I'm using it without the man marking applied at Wolfsburg but it's still performing.

[oskarsson81]

Man, you don't follow FMMVibe. Otherwise, you won't publish a topic with that kind of title.

I mean, socials (facebook, YouTube, ecc) are plenty of "meta" tactics that are just a copy-paste of original works posted on this community.

 

[Leex78]

I have OCD, so I cannot use this tactic 😭

[Schwantz34]

Tried it with Sheffield Wednesday in the EFL and it was terrible.

 

Definitely not a plug and play tactic but it is one that can be very effective.

[Samnewby4554]

I can’t get any tactic to work not just this one but I seem to win then get battered 

[Schwantz34]

1 hour ago, Samnewby4554 said:

I can’t get any tactic to work not just this one but I seem to win then get battered 

With what team?

A lot of the tactics posted here do work but NOTHING IS PLUG AND PLAY so never believe that statement ever. Closest to it is probably the Black Hawk if you need a tactic to build from that should be effective early on.

Try it as a starting point;

 

[Pinuccio]

1 hour ago, Schwantz34 said:

Con quale squadra?

Molte delle tattiche pubblicate qui funzionano, ma NIENTE È PIÙ E GIOCA, quindi non credere mai a questa affermazione. Il più vicino è probabilmente il Black Hawk se hai bisogno di una tattica da costruire da quella dovrebbe essere efficace all'inizio.

Provalo come punto di partenza;

 

I agree with you. I collaborated with Magicomonta for fm mobile, a project that I was unable to carry out due to work commitments. It emerged that in broad terms the game engine greatly facilitates two game modules (4-3-3, 4-2-3-1). I'm not sure why, but managing them or playing against them, these two modules turn out to be very OP in all variations. I think that if a user is looking for an easy-to-manage module that can immediately lead to quick successes, the 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 can be very suitable.

[neutralstate]

On 30/12/2024 at 09:38, Schwantz34 said:

Tried it with Sheffield Wednesday in the EFL and it was terrible.

 

Definitely not a plug and play tactic but it is one that can be very effective.

Hey there! As @jellis mentioned I am the originator of this tactic!

You are absolutely right that this was never meant to be a plug and play tactic, it was just the first one i found to have consistent success with. if you follow the link to the original thread (see below) I provide some tips about how to vary the tactics based on the situation. This includes ideas like moving the IF to an off-centre PF if your personnel situation leaves you with only a traditional striker, or dropping a RP to CD when facing a 3-4-3. The latter in particular is super important because the 3-4-3 can overwhelm 2 man defences. Having a 5 man defence and then hitting the opponents 3-4-3 in the wide spaces where they are exposed with your IF is a very effective way to counter it. 

Additionally, no tactic can be good without proper rotation and team talks because fitness and morale can be more important that the tactical setup at times.

Hope this helps! I will also try the tactic out with Sheffield Wed myself and see what happens. I am always keen to figure out ways to improve tactics. 

  

[neutralstate]

On 23/12/2024 at 01:33, TmcnAsln09 said:

Hello fmmvibe family. This tactic is the most successful of the tactics I've tried. I've been playing since January with this tactic. It works on every team in every league. You'll enjoy it. Good games.

 

glad you enjoyed the tactic!

[Pinuccio]

2 hours ago, neutralstate said:

Hey there! As @jellis mentioned I am the originator of this tactic!

You are absolutely right that this was never meant to be a plug and play tactic, it was just the first one i found to have consistent success with. if you follow the link to the original thread (see below) I provide some tips about how to vary the tactics based on the situation. This includes ideas like moving the IF to an off-centre PF if your personnel situation leaves you with only a traditional striker, or dropping a RP to CD when facing a 3-4-3. The latter in particular is super important because the 3-4-3 can overwhelm 2 man defences. Having a 5 man defence and then hitting the opponents 3-4-3 in the wide spaces where they are exposed with your IF is a very effective way to counter it. 

Additionally, no tactic can be good without proper rotation and team talks because fitness and morale can be more important that the tactical setup at times.

Hope this helps! I will also try the tactic out with Sheffield Wed myself and see what happens. I am always keen to figure out ways to improve tactics. 

  

 nice work. but in mobile FM the tactic does not become a 3-4-3 but a 2-3-4-1. the play maker moves 360° and does not move backwards like a backward play maker.

[neutralstate]

19 minutes ago, Pinuccio said:

 nice work. but in mobile FM the tactic does not become a 3-4-3 but a 2-3-4-1. the play maker moves 360° and does not move backwards like a backward play maker.

hey there not quite sure what you mean there! moving 360 means that the playmaker is just spinning on the spot so i am not quite sure what u mean.

in any case, i have found adding a centre back for a back 5 and having a front forward that can attack the flanks useful to counter 3-4-3 (the one with 4 midfielders across the middle, no use of wingbacks).  try it out!

[neutralstate]

45 minutes ago, Pinuccio said:

 nice work. but in mobile FM the tactic does not become a 3-4-3 but a 2-3-4-1. the play maker moves 360° and does not move backwards like a backward play maker.

i think i figured out what you mean. i don't mean that the RP drops between the defence during game play. I just mean that you should replace the RP with a centre back (formation becomes 5-4-1) when playing against a 3-4-3.

[Samnewby4554]

I’m getting a lot more joy now with the save. One thing I am struggling with is the amount of goals my striker scores I feel like with his stats and the way we dominate games he should be scoring more has anyone any tips? 

[Schwantz34]

15 hours ago, neutralstate said:

Hey there! As @jellis mentioned I am the originator of this tactic!

You are absolutely right that this was never meant to be a plug and play tactic, it was just the first one i found to have consistent success with. if you follow the link to the original thread (see below) I provide some tips about how to vary the tactics based on the situation. This includes ideas like moving the IF to an off-centre PF if your personnel situation leaves you with only a traditional striker, or dropping a RP to CD when facing a 3-4-3. The latter in particular is super important because the 3-4-3 can overwhelm 2 man defences. Having a 5 man defence and then hitting the opponents 3-4-3 in the wide spaces where they are exposed with your IF is a very effective way to counter it. 

Additionally, no tactic can be good without proper rotation and team talks because fitness and morale can be more important that the tactical setup at times.

Hope this helps! I will also try the tactic out with Sheffield Wed myself and see what happens. I am always keen to figure out ways to improve tactics. 

  

As you can see further up I also tried it with Wolfsburg and it was good, hence me saying it's not plug & play but can be very effective still.

 

Wasn't saying it didn't work at all. With Sheffield Wednesday their squad is quite poor which never helps. I'm sure with some additions it would have picked up a bit but I tried it without signings and wouldn't have made it to January without being sacked there unfortunately.

[DanEnglish]

2 hours ago, Samnewby4554 said:

I’m getting a lot more joy now with the save. One thing I am struggling with is the amount of goals my striker scores I feel like with his stats and the way we dominate games he should be scoring more has anyone any tips? 

You want to score more goals? 

There’s a guide on ‘how to score more goals’ with 4 options to evolve your 41221 tactic (like yours) here!

 

[Pinuccio]

6 hours ago, DanEnglish said:

Vuoi segnare più goal? 

C'è una guida su ‘come segnare più goal ’ con 4 opzioni per far evolvere la tua tattica 41221 (come la tua) qui!

 

Dan, great job.

From a tactical point of view you have nailed the problem well.

I only add three things for those who don't want to make changes, but still want to get the most out of their tactics

1- pre-match speeches without putting pressure, making sure that there is motivation before the match.

2- take the field at the beginning with the same players in the initial phase of the league, this allows you to immediately establish relationships between them. Once the relationships are activated the tactic will have a significant booster.

3- if you delegate training, entrust it to a trainer specialized in form. Fitness at the highest level also allows you to benefit from other skills and not just physical ones.

[neutralstate]

On 05/01/2025 at 05:56, Schwantz34 said:

As you can see further up I also tried it with Wolfsburg and it was good, hence me saying it's not plug & play but can be very effective still.

 

Wasn't saying it didn't work at all. With Sheffield Wednesday their squad is quite poor which never helps. I'm sure with some additions it would have picked up a bit but I tried it without signings and wouldn't have made it to January without being sacked there unfortunately.

 

thanks, i've had time to look at Sheffield Wednesday for a bunch of games and their team does indeed look bad.

i also tried a few of my favourite tactics but couldn't get anything consistent out of the team - i could occasionally go on a good run of a few games but would then lose everything when i restarted and tried the same run of games again with the same tactic.

could i ask, what tactic had you had consistent success with using Wednesday without any signings? the squad looks abit like a lost cause for any tactic to rescue consistently.

[Schwantz34]

On 07/01/2025 at 14:28, neutralstate said:

 

thanks, i've had time to look at Sheffield Wednesday for a bunch of games and their team does indeed look bad.

i also tried a few of my favourite tactics but couldn't get anything consistent out of the team - i could occasionally go on a good run of a few games but would then lose everything when i restarted and tried the same run of games again with the same tactic.

could i ask, what tactic had you had consistent success with using Wednesday without any signings? the squad looks abit like a lost cause for any tactic to rescue consistently.

Only the Black Hawk got anything out of the Sheffield Wednesday squad for me.

[neutralstate]

6 hours ago, Schwantz34 said:

Only the Black Hawk got anything out of the Sheffield Wednesday squad for me.

oh that's interesting, black hawk was definitely one of the tactics i tried and i got destroyed quite a number of games as the high line was being exposed. the tactic has a really offensive structure that accentuated the weaknesses in the default Wednesday squad for me.

i guess i will try it again, sometimes theres variability between play throughs.

Edited January 11 by neutralstate

[DanEnglish]

29 minutes ago, neutralstate said:

oh that's interesting, black hawk was definitely one of the tactics i tried and i got destroyed quite a number of games as the high line was being exposed. the tactic has a really offensive structure that accentuated the weaknesses in the default Wednesday squad for me.

i guess i will try it again, sometimes theres variability between play throughs.

A few of us have used the black hawk - but with 2x DCs and a ‘normal’ defensive line - when we use slightly defensively weaker / slower clubs. It’s helpful 

[neutralstate]

23 minutes ago, DanEnglish said:

A few of us have used the black hawk - but with 2x DCs and a ‘normal’ defensive line - when we use slightly defensively weaker / slower clubs. It’s helpful 

yes i did think about trying that next, thank you!

[Schwantz34]

13 hours ago, neutralstate said:

oh that's interesting, black hawk was definitely one of the tactics i tried and i got destroyed quite a number of games as the high line was being exposed. the tactic has a really offensive structure that accentuated the weaknesses in the default Wednesday squad for me.

i guess i will try it again, sometimes theres variability between play throughs.

Can't remember who I used at the back now but it was the CB's with the most paced.

None of them are particularly quick though.

[Black Hawk]

I've been testing a version of the tactic with three at the back (close to what Amorim plays at Man United) and I found that it is useful with weaker sides, even with slower CBs as they are less exposed. Its on the last pages of the topic of the tactic.

In the 4123 original version there are only two CBs at the back and they are oftentimes exposed, its a problem on weaker sides, that's why I always say to use pacy CBs - for them to be able to recover when opponents are able to go deep behind them. With three at the back, that happens a lot less, it may be an alternative worth to try.