Saving a movement once and reusing it
Short answer
How do I reuse the same movement in another system?
Save a range of phases as a named sequence in My Sequences, then apply it to any later system. Names and faces are stripped when it is saved, so it works with any squad. Saved sequences are on Pro.
- Where
- My Sequences.
- Plan
- Pro and above.
- Last checked
Step by step
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Save the phases
Save a range of phases as a named sequence in your personal library.
You can capture the whole pitch or just a region of it. Sequences are saved without player names, so they work with any squad.
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Apply it
Applying one asks two things. Add alongside brings the sequence in as its own counters and leaves everything already on the board exactly where it is; Cast my players moves your nearest players into it instead.
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Mirror and place it
Swap flanks mirrors it across the pitch, so a pattern drawn down the left runs down the right. Swap ends mirrors it along the pitch.
It lands selected, so you can drag it straight to where you want it. Dragging moves it on every phase it runs over, not just the one you are looking at.
Questions
Do I have to rebuild the same movement every time?
No. Save any run of phases as a sequence and drop it into a later system: the third-man run, the press trigger, the rotation you coach every week. Names and faces are stripped when it is saved, so a sequence is a movement pattern rather than a record of who ran it, and it still works when the squad changes. Positions are matched to whoever is standing on the new board.
What is a sequence, and how is it different from a system?
A sequence is a slice of a system: a run of phases lifted out of one board with the identities stripped off, so there are no names, no photos and nobody in particular left in it. What remains is the movement. Save it once to your account and you can drop it onto any other board, where it runs on whoever is standing there. A system is a board you keep. A sequence is a movement you keep, and it does not mind which board it lands on.
