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Hi Guys,
What is the best to get out of the players in Training?
1) Set the selected player intensity at "HARD"
2) Next start from "Stretching" - "Cardio" - "Practice Match"
or the other way round: from "Practice" - "Cardio" - "Stretching"
In between when the player gains 1 Skill point, you STOP, cos you do not want to drain him.
You if don't want to use some green boosters on him power training is pretty useless and if you will use, it won't matter if you will start with stretching - cardio - p match or p match - cardio and stretching.
You will need lots of green boosters for this and that will be used by saving them up, and also watching lots of booster videos and also buying green boosters with tokens.
It's best just to train a select number of players and put the players you don't want to train on rest. I'll be making a short guide on Power Training at the start of next season.
Looking forward to this my friend :DQuote:
Originally Posted by July Fourth
How do you get the most development out of them? Two questions:
1. Normal or high intensity?
2. Practice match, cardio or stretching?
High intensity on selected players, other players put on "rest", all 3 training types.Quote:
Originally Posted by Potemy
Which of the 3 trainings yields the most on average, though? I'm thinking about studying that, the average development gained per point of condition lost and stuff, but don't really have the time to do that as I need to stock up on boosters, so most of my extra condition will go into friendlies until about day 3 of the new season. I'm pretty sure there's a difference between stretching and practice match, with cardio in the centre.Quote:
Originally Posted by July Fourth
I think they are all about the same, you need to do it on a 6:3:2 ratio to find out whether one of the 3 sections is more productive than the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Potemy
Can't I just carry out each of them individually and count total development gained over total condition lost or something like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by July Fourth
Yes you can but you will need to use a calculator to work out if you had all 3 types on the 6:3:2 ratio.Quote:
Originally Posted by Potemy
Does the training intensity also have effect when a player plays a regular game? So if he's on hard intensity he will gain more points when playing regular competition/cup/champions game?
No, does not affect matches, only training.
If its possible can we plz have a guide before season starts???Quote:
Originally Posted by July Fourth
Unfortunately, No. because I am not doing any power training before the start of next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spyros
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Originally Posted by July Fourth
Can we rest certain players from training? I have some guys on low condition that I dont want to train..
Yes. Each player has their own training intensity box, you just set the players you want to rest to 1 bar.Quote:
Originally Posted by precator
What kind of investment is needed for power training the substitute players (rest main squad - train the rest) for a star up?
Are 50 rest packs enough? do i have to train them each hour all day ? can they take all 3 kinds of training without braking a leg or other injury ?
If I need more than 50 packs does it worth it or is it better to sell and get scouts?
any pro tips will be godsent - players average age 20 & average quality 47 and I need to get em to 50 - thnx in advance ;)
50 rest packs got me a average of player 15 skill points each, bearing in mind I was power training scouts to begin with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spyros
If you power train, it is only worth training those who you want to stay for a long time. I'd say between 7-11 players. Enough for a full team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spyros
50 packs isn't enough... 500 packs can get you a long way. It has been proven to be better than the personal trainer. If you buy scouts then buy one close to 7*... then you could power train him to 8* or even 9*. Just remember to buy one aged 22-24
point taken but i dont want to built a dream team...just enough quality to match competition, so how many packs for 11 players to get just one star?Quote:
Originally Posted by dv8r
question still stands ;)
I look forward to this :)Quote:
Originally Posted by July Fourth
100-150 should be enoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Spyros
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Originally Posted by Spyros
Trying to PT players who need three skill grades is gonna cost you a packet, even the fastest trainers will need around 35-40 hours of training, I'd have a guess ar around 45 minimum rest packs and at least the same in treatments for each player.
Most who PT do it with players with skill levels ending in 4 or 9.
Your point is taken but as you can see my quality numbers, its better in my opinion to close the gap than open it up by training my top ones.. is my idea wrong ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Accyrover
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This is how Panatha FC looks atm, as i said in recent post all im after is dml/ml, dmr/mr, mc and maybe an amc, you will notice mc ivor striker and ask why i keep, hes the best striker after season ends tonight, so i decided to renew his contract and see how it goes....
any suggestions about power training must players are welcome ;)
Power train Khorasani, Boukherta and Reichor. Leave the others as they will be 4* and less next season.
So dedicate 50 rest packs for each player = 150 rest packs needed. Of course if you buy new 5* players next season then power train the young, fast trainers and dedicate an additional 50 rest packs per player. You will end up spending a shed load of tokens but it's value for money in the long run
Thank you, your second option suits my roster better because I dont want to have 3 players super good and rest team just good, also as you can see my average age is around 20 only and almost all my youngest ones have a special ability and train rly fast so I believe I should get advantage of this.... for starters I will try to get as many as I can to 5 stars and see how it goes...Quote:
Originally Posted by dv8r
Lets hope it worths it :)
Definitely worth it, I power trained Petersen from 6* to 8* and he's become a beast of a player.. He will be 7* next season but I may make him better.
Standing:
- Preference of trainng is 9:6:3. First stretch then game 3-9 and who can i give him cardio...
- Problem is that sometimes player gets 25/43/33/21 from same training in several days. I do not like that but it is what it is, so I prefer
- GREEN TOKENS, yes! Sage get golden ones and get in shop if possible 50 green :) less than 1 golden for green. Do not use lll level of training unless that player really boosts.
- lll level is not worth if he progresses <96. Spending 25 health points for 60-70 is not good, not for me.
- lll level rises chance of injury.
- Train after receiving 5% :)
- I start game tih 96-99. Since I do not want to give away and +5% :)
- Biggest improvement during season Falkenberg Kenneth ~90 points. Not single injury, not single paired cards, yes used green tokens :) ST
you set on normal intensity and follow this method, yes? who can get a cardio? at what % you use a rest pack?Quote:
- Preference of trainng is 9:6:3. First stretch then game 3-9 and who can i give him cardio...
you mean first stretch as mentioned above ? soz not quite certain since it was already covered. ;)Quote:
- Train after receiving 5%
Big question is... Normal vs Hard, which is more efficient in using less rest packs and maximising training?
Hard can work pretty good :) if you will switch players in first11
hard seems best but has bigger risk for injuries, this is why its neglected by most players...
Short use, HARD. For season better use medium. MEDIUM will save you more on RED tokens, and you will be free to use more green tokens.Quote:
Originally Posted by dv8r