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Subject: 29y drop skill
juytt to
The_Ripper
it should still be a problem I guess usually coaches train their players :-) I suppose we can imagine an injured player u27 being forced out of training, losing a skill. A rare case.
But let's try yourself, for the science :-p
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But let's try yourself, for the science :-p
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The_Ripper to
juytt
It should’t be a problem. If Dtox9 had multiple players drop pace at 27 yo then there should be thousand examples all over sokker.
I do in fact have a player that was 27 and did not train for 10 weeks straight. No decrease though.
It should be very easy to do with a superdivine in pace because any decrease will result in a skill drop.
I do in fact have a player that was 27 and did not train for 10 weeks straight. No decrease though.
It should be very easy to do with a superdivine in pace because any decrease will result in a skill drop.
juytt to
The_Ripper
I do in fact have a player that was 27 and did not train for 10 weeks straight. No decrease though.
Proof please ! :-p
Proof please ! :-p
The_Ripper to
juytt
Ed. Obviously it would have to be a player who just popped from GT or superdivine to make it work if it is possible
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Dtox9 to
The_Ripper
drops are totally random! They occur between 0.0 and 0.50 skillpoints... I don't know if the drops are absolute or if there is an algoritm that first calculates IF a drop occurs, before ''how much''.
As for myself...I don't have any players at age 27 in my team for a long time now. I just recently bought players from ages 28 to 31 to strengthen my team, but before I played around 5 seasons with only trainees in my A-team, except a few loners for filling.
Fact for 27 year olds... It were always players with high pace. On low pace (excellent and below) it seems I didn't saw those drops.
I don't know for sure, but it might be always the case with superdivine / divine, so that means only very minor drop since superdivine isn't a higher level than divine, it's actually divine max. And those cases were from before the training changes also...
As for myself...I don't have any players at age 27 in my team for a long time now. I just recently bought players from ages 28 to 31 to strengthen my team, but before I played around 5 seasons with only trainees in my A-team, except a few loners for filling.
Fact for 27 year olds... It were always players with high pace. On low pace (excellent and below) it seems I didn't saw those drops.
I don't know for sure, but it might be always the case with superdivine / divine, so that means only very minor drop since superdivine isn't a higher level than divine, it's actually divine max. And those cases were from before the training changes also...
They occur between 0.0 and 0.50 skillpoints...
nah, wrong
you can get more than 1.01 in one drop
I had a player drop two levels at one go
nah, wrong
you can get more than 1.01 in one drop
I had a player drop two levels at one go
Excellent to solid
but I also had players drop twice in two weeks, for example 15 -> 14 and then next week 14 -> 13
but I also had players drop twice in two weeks, for example 15 -> 14 and then next week 14 -> 13
Maybe on much older cases that might be true. But the first ages where skill drops can occur, I've never seen a double drop, certainly not on higher levels.
Yeah, I didn't believe this either, but a good friend of mine had an old goalie drop 3 points (give or take) in a month.
I couldn't believe it - that's down right rotten
I couldn't believe it - that's down right rotten
kryminator to
Dtox9
I got 5 to 3 pace drop on 45yo last Thursday or the Thursday before. So very low level and very old player in that case.
SoL to
kryminator
I've got a drop from incredible pace to excelent in one season, at a 38 yo player... to much
stefanos17 to
SoL
Maybe it's not that much at his age, but dropping in 28/29 is kinda harsh.. I think there should be some period of stagnation, like when a player can't either pop or drop a skill. Two or three seasons, for example between 29 and 31/32.
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