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I have one question. I read somewhere that a player, who achieves scout status, does not train as hard as he did before. I was wondering if this is true? If so, is it better to keep him a 5* player, in order to achieve better development?
best wishes
Yes - a player who achieves scout status does not trains fast...Quote:
Originally Posted by dopewalka
But it like this only...
2 star will train faster than 3 star, 3 star will train faster than 4 star, 4 star will train faster than 5 star and so on...My advise is when your players is about to reach SCOUT status than it better to make him learn a SPECIAL ABILITY than to make him scout...Or just store the skill points and assign them the next season...
or to keep the skillpoints and spend them the following season to keep him a 5* player, right?
Yes exactly...By doing his your player will immediately be on the verge of becoming a scout the next season...Its you choice what ever you want to do...Quote:
Originally Posted by dopewalka
thanks
But even unassigned skill points are calculated in a players Q so he will train slower. Like a player 2 Skill Points from 6* has 3 Skill Points unassigned, then his Q is taken as a scout and he starts to train slowly..... So no use in saving skills, u can use them to train SA or just apply them. It will benefit ur players as they will be better Q and strong:)
really? well i thought the player's Q just rises when the SP are given to him
Experience or hearsay?Quote:
Originally Posted by Saransh Vatsa
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Originally Posted by Razz
Well both. :) JF and a few other experienced managers have rectified it and last time I tanked and was saving SPs, I saw this happen to a few players who.had enough unassigned SPs to make them 6*. I am tanking again so I will keep trying.....:)
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Originally Posted by dopewalka
The quality increase of the plauer is not shown unless u assign the SPs. Like if a player is 69Q and 5 SPs from 70Q, and he has 5 unassigned Skills, he will remain being showed as 69Q. But due to the unassigned Skills, the system recognises him as a 70Q and hence he trains slow. Hope it makes it clear.:)
yes this makes sense on one hand, but on the other hand it doesn't. also the value of the player rises if the SPs are given. so the system should also recognize a rise in the value if the SPs are not given. so somehow this makes no sense at all.
Quite like most of the game!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dopewalka
So in what kind of situation, we need to save skill points?
correct, more stars = low training, and if you win a level and player loose the star, again goes a little bit faster.
thats the .1
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scout is like a player of, 4,5 stars, but, trained.
so, he can be good, or bad playing in the same % as all players of, 2,3,4,5 stars.
To have reference of who's better training, look his wage, his salary, and look his value. Young players fast trainers have the value 30,40 times his wage. Old players of near 30years, and not good trainers have the value near x10 times the wage.
So use this information to compare between 2 players.
My experience doesn't support this. there may have been a small slowdonw in training when they earned the skill points for the next level, but they didn't drastically slow down until I applied the skill points.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saransh Vatsa
I agreed with Razz...small slowdown but not much to hurt.
This post is not true.There is no matter how many stars is your player to train faster or slower.It depends only from the years.There are 4 periods of training.18-21 ; 22-25 ; 26-29 ; 30-34 ... I have 19 years old player who is 6 stars already and he continues to train harder than before.
FYI It depends more on M.V and then on age, not only age:pQuote:
Originally Posted by sdw