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The Bow/Dagger combination is versatile in both offense and defense.

Defend nodes with ranged attacks, and switch to Dagger for immediate response to close-quarters threats.

Collaborate with guild leaders and members to formulate a comprehensive Node War strategy.

Allocate roles based on classes and strengths, ensuring a balanced and coordinated approach.

Prioritize securing and defending the Sandworm/Stonemason Boonstone.

Guilds controlling this boonstone gain a significant strategic advantage, influencing resource gathering and defensive capabilities.

Effective communication is paramount during GvG Node Wars.

Establish clear channels for communication, share information about enemy movements, and coordinate attacks and defenses.

Encourage guild members to remain adaptable in combat.

The Bow/Dagger duo excels at adapting to changing scenarios be it a ranged assault or a sudden switch to close-quarters combat.

Identify and exploit weaknesses in the enemy guild's composition and strategy.

Target healers, disrupt formations, and capitalize on strategic advantages to gain the upper hand.

Leverage the enhanced defensive structures provided by the Stonemason Boonstone.

Strategically position defensive barriers to impede enemy advancements and buy TL Lucent protect key locations.

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Like the absence of momentum that is evident in the running game It doesn't seem like there's a constant pushing on both sides of the ball. If you're running in front of the defensive lineman, and then getting blocked - as if the two players were in a the middle of a wrestling match that has been scripted - it's like the decision was made before the ball was taken.

There's a lot of incompetence from defense players as well as the CPU. When a play is played prior to the half, the CPU can attack linebackers and then drop into a tense zone. Defenders will make a move towards the ball even if they're not towards the direction of the ball. It is important to note that this has been happening less frequently than in the past.

Punting and kicking is more real than ever before, in part because football is able to function more naturally. The call to play buy Mut 25 coins seems a bit more energetic as the CPU plays more cautiously when their backs are against the wall, and somewhat less risky when they have space for it. The blocking strategies of the game are more comfortable and look better which means less head scratching mistakes.

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Juan Cuadrado is a Serie A and Juventus veteran. At 33-year-old, this right back seems to be aging like fine wine. A pace rating of 90 and 87-rated dribbling are among the highest in the entire game for this position. He's a must-buy for FIFA players wanting to build fast-paced, counter-attacking teams.

Of course, not everyone has the 8.000 coins required to purchase Cuadrado right away. Lazio's much, much cheaper (~1.000 coins) Manuel Lazzari offers a similar skill set, with a bit lower dribbling rating (82), but better pace (92). As far as carrying out blistering counterattacks goes, few players are better than Lazzari, although he might be a bit of a liability when it comes to defending with his 65-rated physicality.

As well as being a solid budget option, Manuel Lazzari also happens to be the fastest Serie A right back available in FC Coins for sale. Cuadrado is the second fastest, with Atalanta right back Joakim Mæhle (89 pace) third on the list. The young Dane typically costs around 700 coins, though given that Lazzari can be snapped up for only a few hundred more, this isn't really much of a bargain. For those with team chemistry on their minds, Napoli's Giovanni Di Lorenzo (84 pace) isn't a bad shout though, especially at just 850 coins.