Heading is fine, just in case he decides to head a corner off, creativity shud be there according to me, not sure but i think the GK need to be creative in thinking so as to read the shot well. Ya, Dribbling and crossing is totally unnecessary. The GK won't be going on solo runs so why does he need dribbling. And crossing???? Is he playing winger. Even 5 or 10 in both these stats shall work. After that, no more skill point shud get allotted to them.
And what good would this do? Then you get a GK with 100 positioning, 100 handling, 5 tackling, 5 marking and 5 heading. And what happens then? He either keeps a clean sheet forever OR Nordeus adjusts the handling and positioning stats to have less impact so that the result stays the same. I'm gonna put my money on the latter, hence this change is totally useless and not relevant at all. It's all relative, so it doesn't matter where the skillpoints go as long as the quality and performance is improved when training.
O.K agreed. But the point here is that even if Q increases, skill points are wasted on some irrevelant things which the player does not require according to his position. Like if u see, as for MC and ST, MC has higher dribbling and crossing while ST has higher finishing and shooting, even if they have same Q. But, if u see, MC needs a hang of all the attributes. But as in case of GK, why does his dribbling need to be the same as his positioning??? Alright, 10 is too less, agreed but that being equal to others is a bit too much, u got to agree with me here.
I agree with you on your entire point, you misunderstand me.
I'm just saying that the game gets balanced around the training points we spend now. If they lowered the amount of 'useless' skills, GK would get overpowered and they would just balance it to make GK as strong as they are now. So it makes no real difference.
Also, most players are generated with a balanced amount of skillpoints (like scouts who have pretty much all stats spread). If training could give you more useful skill-points, then it would be hard for any new GK to be better than one you've been training.