Subject: [info] Training issue - solutions

Well he can but he basically compete with 10 players. Though last season my 20y striker had more goals than one close 3x17..
What bothers me most is the slowed training for u27 +
Cause for youths was always like this now is even slightly better

+1 for removal of injuries in friendly

At least lower the probability to bordering 0.
It could still happen but extremely rare.

Either by increasing exp influence on performance or limiting max skill level you can train based on exp.

I'd vote for increasing exp influence.
It is so logical and natural solution - experienced players do play better as they age.

Details of possible implementation should be discussed as there must be some traps along the way.

But that would NOT help the top teams playing in highest division

That would again help those that play in low division and can easily use 18-21yo players in league games

injuries should be like this:

-70% from 1 til 7 days.
-28% from 7 til 14 days.
-2% from 14 til 21 days maximun.

and remove for all nt matches and friendlys!!!

Which one did you refer to?

Increasing the importance of experience

I must admit I didn't think it through and I am interested in why do you think so?

Well... you just talked about how it's harder to train at highest level

Now you'd like to add importance of experience [which comes from playing] on player's performance

...and since you can't play youngsters at top level - you can't train them properly and you also can't give them experience

...so if you make experience even more important, then being in lower leagues would be even better than now, because those teams could give 16-21yo players both max training and max experience

edit: double post

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Looks like you just defined a way for weaker teams to catch up.

Well... you just talked about how it's harder to train at highest level

Not exactly, I think that young players have nothing to do with top clubs as does the guy I replied to.
Younger players should be trained at lower tier teams and there you gave the solution how can they improve even more.

Experience should benefit older players which tend to lose skills imho.


Anyway, thank you for this reasoning we could come up with something valuable.

But it's already much more profitable to play in lower division, I don't really see the point in making it even more easy.

If the idea is to make the life up top more miserable and help those in lower leagues - sure, that's a good idea, I'm not sure though if that's the good direction to go.

Aren't they going exactly that way?

A page back your argument was:
There's one HUGE downside to that
If you allow max training then it would be relatively easy to have a maxed out team all the time

Now you argue in favor of this exact thing. Really I dont understand you.

I think the game needs balance, it can't be too easy/too profitable just for one part of teams and much worse for others

If you allow max training for everyone without need for playing = it's too easy for top/rich teams, they can keep the highest level forever if they want

If you implement additional impact of experience = you make playing in lower leagues even easier and more profitable than now [max training + max experience]

ps. Even if you implement both, it'd still be too easy to stay at the top since experience won't matter among 16-20yo players and you can make most money on training such players