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About FreekickFrom WikiFreekick[edit] About Freekick
Playing the game is easy. You use your browser to log in and get access to all information you need and issue orders for your club. Common decisions are what tactic or lineup you want to use and what each player should train. The game is ongoing and you will always have access to our server. At any time you can log on and find out what has happened since yesterday and what new interesting tasks the next day may offer. FreeKick is designed to be playable without effort. So, for the manager with limited time, there are easy ways to keep track of what is going on each week and never any specific need to come online at any specific time. You can set default line-ups, set long-term training and youth development plans, and there is no visible "highest bidder" on transfers, giving everyone an equal chance. When you invest more time and enthusiasm in the game you will find that it will pay off in better results for your team and more fun for you and your opponents. The community is growing at an increasing rate, and divisions are getting tighter, more active, and more competitive. The forums are alive with discussions, with people trying to figure out the best tactics for their side, and offering their suggestions to help improve the game even further. FreeKick offers an active developing team, who are working on the game daily, and they work with the public to help the game grow to its potential. When you delve into the depths of your club, you'll find the flexibility in your team, through players, tactics, lineups, and strategies. Your players will vary from being apt in one position, to many, though you'll realize that no man can carry your team; yet a bit of individual flair can go a long way. There are no guaranteed victories either. Your tactical development of the club can help you thwart even the strongest teams. Besides the mandatory league matches every week, there are also friendlies. There's no real disadvantage from declining these events (for example, there is NO disadvantage for not playing a friendly one week), so which ones you want to do well in are entirely up to you! From League matches, youth team matches, a league cup within your nation, an international cup which everyone gets to compete, along with friendlies, to extra responsibilities like running your countries national squad. In the next chapters we will explain features, some of the challenges you will have to overcome and the possibilities that lay ahead. Mastering FreeKick is a journey - it's your judgment that will decide how far the trip will go! [edit] External links
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