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LazyPedia [EN]
  • 🦥How to Play Lazy Football
  • 🦥1. What is Lazy Football?
  • 🦥2. Creating a Team in Lazy Football
  • 🦥3. Player Skills & Power in Lazy Football
  • 🦥4. First Steps in Playing Lazy Football
  • 🦥5. User Interface in Lazy Football
  • 🦥6. Development of infrastructure in Lazy Football
  • 🦥7. NFTs and Buildings
  • 🦥8. Infrastructure and NFT Staff
    • 🦥8.1. Office: Team Management Center in Lazy Football
    • 🦥8.2. Training Center: Improving Players' Skills
    • 🦥8.3. Fitness Center: Player Recovery
    • 🦥8.4. Youth Academy: Development of Young Talents
    • 🦥8.5. Medical Center: Player Health and Safety
    • 🦥8.6. Stadium: Center of Profit and Popularity in Lazy Football
  • 🦥9. Web3 Wallet in Lazy Football
  • 🦥10. Market in Lazy Football
    • 🦥10.1 Packs
  • 🦥11. Managing NFTs in Lazy Football
    • 🦥11.1. Lazy Staff: Main Game NFT Collection in Lazy Football
    • 🦥11.2. Lazy Alpha: Genesis Collection in Lazy Football
    • 🦥11.3. Lazy Boxes: Special NFTs with Gems in Lazy Football
  • 🦥12. Unions in Lazy Football: Community and Competition
  • 🦥13. Tournaments in Lazy Football
    • 🦥13.1. Regional Leagues: Gateway to the Elite
    • 🦥13.2. Amateur Conference: Pathway to Regional Leagues
    • 🦥13.3. Champions League: The Pinnacle of Club Competition
    • 🦥13.4. Contenders League: Gateway to Greatness
    • 🦥13.5. Friendlies: Practice, Compete, Connect
  • 🦥14. Simulation of matches in Lazy Football
  • 🦥15. Match Visualization & Replay in Lazy Football
  • 🦥16. Team Fame in Lazy Football
  • 🦥17. Experience and levels of Lazy Football Managers
  • 🦥18. Lazy Football Game Economy
  • 🦥19. How to earn in Lazy Football?
  • 🦥20. How to Donate Wisely in Lazy Football?
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3. Player Skills & Power in Lazy Football

Overview

Every player in Lazy Football is defined by a unique set of skills that shape their contribution on the pitch. The balance and combination of these skills, not just total Power, determine real effectiveness during simulated matches. Player skill sets differ between goalkeepers and outfield players, reflecting their distinct roles on the field.

Skill Distribution at Start

When a new player is generated, their skills are distributed randomly — however, our underlying algorithms are designed so that players typically receive higher values in skills that are most relevant to their position, and lower values in less crucial skills. The exact formulas and priority of skills for each position remain undisclosed — figuring out which skills are most impactful for each role is part of the game’s strategy. Use your football intuition and observation of match results to guide player development.

Outfield Player Skills

Skill
Description

Defense

Ability to anticipate, intercept, and block opponent attacks.

Passing

Precision and creativity in distributing the ball to teammates.

Pace

Speed and acceleration, both with and without the ball.

Ball Control

Comfort and technique in handling the ball under pressure.

Heading

Skill in aerial duels and directing the ball with the head.

Shooting

Power and accuracy in finishing chances on goal.

Goalkeeper Skills

Skill
Description

Distribution

Effectiveness at restarting play with throws, kicks, or passes.

Anticipation

Ability to read the game, react to situations before they develop.

Reaction

Quickness in responding to shots and unexpected situations.

Jumping

Vertical leap and timing in claiming high balls.

Aerial

Command and confidence when coming off the line to claim crosses.

Positioning

Optimal placement to make saves and cover the goal.

Note:

  • “Power” is the aggregate indicator of a player’s overall ability, but the outcome of every in-game action depends on specific skill values, not Power.

  • You cannot play a goalkeeper in outfield positions or vice versa.

Skill Development & Tactical Fit

The effectiveness of each player is heavily influenced by how their skill set matches your tactics and formation. Skills should be developed with consideration for the player’s natural position and your preferred play style.

  • Skill development is strategic: A player with high Power but poorly distributed skills may underperform compared to a well-trained specialist.

  • Positional penalties apply: Playing a footballer outside their main positions will decrease their effectiveness significantly.


Looking Ahead: Traits & Position Flexibility

Lazy Football is evolving. In upcoming updates, we plan to introduce:

  • Multi-position players: Some footballers will be able to cover more than one position effectively.

  • Player traits: Unique positive or negative traits that further individualize players and influence match simulations.

Continuously refine your squad by developing both general Power and specific skills that align with your football philosophy — this is the key to dominating matches in Lazy Football.

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