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Teams

Teams Attributes

Explore the world of TikiTaka by joining or creating your own team, each with its unique characteristics and attributes that contribute to the team’s overall performance and identity.

City: Represent your chosen city and create strong local fan bases.
Stadium: Build and upgrade your home stadium to enhance your team’s performance and revenue.
League: Compete in your local league with teams of varying skill levels and challenges.
Division: Climb up the ranks and divisions as you strive for glory and recognition.
Group: Collaborate and compete with other teams in various groups and tournaments.

Football Players

Assemble your dream squad by acquiring and training football players, each boasting a unique set of attributes and skills that contribute to the team’s on-field success.

Player Attributes

Player Football Skills

Stamina: The player’s ability to maintain a high level of physical performance throughout the match.
Goalkeeping: The player’s proficiency in guarding the goal and preventing the opposition from scoring.
Defending: The player’s ability to protect their own goal by intercepting passes and tackling opponents.
Playmaking: The player’s capacity for creating goal-scoring opportunities for their teammates.
Passing: The player’s skill in accurately distributing the ball to their teammates.
Winger: The player’s aptitude for exploiting the flanks, providing width and crossing opportunities.
Experience: The player’s accumulated knowledge and understanding of the game, influencing decision-making on the field.
Scoring: The player’s talent for finding the back of the net and converting chances into goals.

Player NFT attributes

Name: The player’s unique identifier, reflecting their real-world persona or a fictional character.
Nationality: The player’s country of origin, contributing to the diversity and global appeal of the game.
Avatar: The player’s visual representation, showcasing their appearance and personal style.
Date of Birth: The player’s age, affecting their potential and career progression.
Talent: The player’s innate potential for growth and improvement, shaping their future performance.

Player Speciality Attributes

Header: The player’s ability to score goals or defend using their head.
Technical: The player’s finesse and mastery of ball control, dribbling, and close-quarter skills.
Strategical: The player’s understanding and execution of tactics, positioning, and game plans.
Control: The player’s capacity to dictate the tempo of the game and manage possession.
Leadership: The player’s ability to inspire and motivate their teammates, influencing their performance on the field.
Speed: The player’s acceleration and top speed, impacting their ability to outrun opponents and exploit spaces.

NFT Integration

Experience the future of virtual football management with our innovative NFT integration. In our game, each player can be minted as an NFT, providing you with unparalleled security and transparency when trading and transferring your prized football stars. Participate in exclusive NFT-based competitions and events, and engage in a thriving in-game marketplace, fueling your passion for football while creating opportunities to earn real-world value through your in-game achievements. Immerse yourself in a cutting-edge gaming experience that blends the excitement of football management with the power of blockchain technology.

Staff

Build a strong support system for your team by hiring and managing staff members, each playing a crucial role in your team’s development and success.

Staff Roles

Coaches: Skilled professionals who help improve your players’ abilities and overall team performance.
- Manager: Oversees the team’s tactical approach and game strategies.
- Functional Coach: Specializes in training specific player attributes and skills.
- Fitness Coach: Improve players’ stamina, endurance and overall fitness levels.
- Goalkeeper Coach: Focuses on developing and improving your goalkeepers’ skills.
Scouts: Experts in identifying and evaluating potential player acquisitions, helping you discover new talent and strengthen your squad.
Community Manager: A key staff member who boosts fan visits by actively engaging with supporters maintains enthusiasm and excitement around your team’s progress.
Doctor: A vital staff member responsible for diagnosing and treating player injuries, ensuring a swift return to the field.
Analyst: Provides valuable insights by simulating matches against any opponent, helping you prepare and adapt your team’s strategy to maximize success.

Training Facilities

Invest in training facilities within the game to support your team’s growth and development. Enhance your players’ skills and fitness levels while also attracting new talent to join your team.

Facility Types

Training Grounds: Develop your players’ technical and tactical abilities through targeted training sessions and practice matches.
Gym: Boost your players’ physical fitness and strength with a well-equipped gym, tailored to meet their individual needs.
Rehabilitation Center: Help your injured players recover faster and more effectively with cutting-edge medical facilities and dedicated staff.
Youth Academy: Nurture and develop young talent, preparing them for a successful career in your team’s senior squad.

Training Process

Improve Skills: Assign coaches with expertise in specific skills to players who need improvement in those areas, maximizing training effectiveness.
Coach Quality: The higher the skill level of a coach, the more significant the improvement in the player’s abilities during training sessions.
Progress Tracking: Monitor your players’ development over time, allowing you to make data-driven decisions on their training plans and match strategies.

Matches and Competitions

Participate in various matches and competitions to challenge your team, gain experience, and earn rewards. Test your skills and strategies against teams of different levels and styles.

Matches

Preparation: Set your team’s lineup, formation, and tactics before each match, considering your players’ strengths, weaknesses, and opponents’ strategies.
Simulated Matches: Watch your team’s performance in simulated matches, observing the effectiveness of your chosen tactics and player roles.
Adjustments: Make real-time tactical adjustments during the match to counter your opponent’s moves and exploit their weaknesses.

Competitions

Domestic League: Compete against other teams within your city striving to become the top team in your local league.
Cup Tournaments: Participate in knockout competitions, where each round is a high-stakes, do-or-die battle for advancement.
Continental Competitions: Represent your nation and club on the international stage by competing against top teams from different game worlds.
Friendly Matches: Arrange exhibition games against other teams, offering valuable opportunities for experimentation and player development.

Playing the match

In TikiTaka, matches consist of a series of attacks between two teams. This section will describe how matches and attacks are structured, and the various factors that influence the outcome of each attack.

Match Structure: A match consists of two teams, the home team and the away team. Each team has a set of players with different skills and attributes. The match is played by running a series of attacks, one per minute, where one team attempts to score a goal and the other team defends.
Attack Phases: Every attack starts at the build-up phase and has at most 4 phases:
- Build-up: In this phase, the attacking team tries to move the ball up the field through passing and playmaking. The success of the build-up phase depends on the attacking players’ passing and playmaking skills, as well as the defending players’ ability to intercept and tackle.
- Breakthrough: Once the attacking team has successfully navigated the build-up phase, they enter the breakthrough phase. In this phase, the attacking team attempts to create a clear goal-scoring opportunity by bypassing the defenders. The success of the breakthrough phase depends on the attacking players’ talent, passing, and playmaking skills, as well as the defending players’ stamina and defending abilities.
- Finishing: If the attacking team manages to create a goal-scoring opportunity, they enter the finishing phase. In this phase, the attacking player can pass or take a shot on goal, with the outcome depending on the player’s shooting skill, the goalkeeper’s ability, and any pressure from nearby defenders.
- Complete: If the shot is successful and results in a goal, the attack is considered complete. The match simulation proceeds to the next attack, with the teams switching roles.
Player Skills: Each player has a set of skills, such as passing, shooting, and defending. These skills influence the outcome of an attack. For example, a player with a high shooting skill is more likely to score a goal, while a player with a high defending skill is more likely to prevent the opposing team from scoring. The outcome of an attack is determined by calculating a weighted probability based on the attacking players skills and the skills of the defending players. This ensures that a skilled player has a higher chance of succeeding in an attack, while a less skilled player has a lower chance.

The defending player’s skills, such as tackling, marking, or goalkeeping, are used to adjust the probabilities of the attack’s outcome. A skilled defender is more likely to prevent the attacking team from scoring, while a less skilled defender has a lower chance of stopping the attack.

External Factors External factors can also influence the outcome of an attack. These factors can include team morale, weather conditions, or home advantage. These factors can be added as attributes to the Match or Team models, and their impact on the attack’s outcome can be calculated using any formula or weight deemed appropriate.

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Budget Management

Effectively manage your team’s finances to ensure long-term success and stability. Allocate your budget wisely to improve your squad, facilities, and staff while maintaining financial health.

Budget Categories

Player Acquisition: Allocate funds for purchasing new players or extending contracts of existing players. Balance your spending between star players and promising talents to optimize your team’s performance.
Staff Salaries: Set aside funds for staff salaries, including coaches, scouts, and other support staff. Invest in high-quality staff to enhance your team’s development and performance.
Facility Upgrades: Allocate resources for upgrading and maintaining your training facilities, which directly impact your players’ growth and development. Prioritize upgrades that will provide the most significant benefits to your team.
Youth Academy: Invest in your youth academy to identify and develop young talents, creating a pipeline of future stars for your team. Balance investment in youth development with spending on experienced players.
Marketing and Fan Engagement: Dedicate a portion of your budget to marketing and fan engagement initiatives, which can increase your team’s popularity and generate additional revenue.

Budgeting Strategies

Financial Planning: Create a comprehensive financial plan for your team, outlining your short-term and long-term objectives. Adjust your budget allocations based on your priorities and goals.
Revenue Generation: Identify and capitalize on revenue-generating opportunities, such as in-game merchandise sales, ticket sales, and prize money from competitions. Maximize your income to increase your budget and invest in your team’s growth.
Cost Control: Monitor and manage your team’s expenses, ensuring that you stay within your budget limits. Make data-driven decisions to optimize your spending and avoid financial difficulties.
Monetize Talent Development: Develop and improve your players’ skills, increasing their value in the marketplace. Sell or trade high-value players for profits, which can be reinvested into your team’s growth and future talent acquisition.