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When learning a player a 'special ability' with every training point you assign towards that, does the player slowly master that skill in the live matches?
...'Example being a centre half i have who is learning 'Defensive Wall' for every point i am awarding him towards his skill will it show more and more in his performances in the live matches...
Hope that makes sense lol
I don't understand anything.
Well maybe yea, and the answer is NO. To show the ability of defensive wall, he have to lean it 1st, is not something proggressive...
Or he know how to kick a foul, or he don't know, basically.
But too he can be bad proggrammed.... thats the 2nd half of this story.... but usually deensive wall works well... all my players that had this ability, were/are great.
In the case of penalties/fouls/corners all depend of % of internal proggramming in more sense...
Cheers,
he just seemed to me to be making crucial tackles and stopping the opponents attacks more often than he usually did since i started training him for the 'Defensive Wall' ability, he's only at 13/50 for the special ability.
I suggest not, once you gain the skill you gain it; it is not a progressive skill and defensive wall only works well to block free-kicks and not the general play that I once thought it was.
Performance varies by game based on your opponent formation and your win bonus etc. Perhaps your player has high defensive stats compared to the other defenders?
I did that in lvl 1, DONT TRAIN, BUY! the special abibillity. Ok let me tell you, will the player progress as a better defensive wall, the more points you give towards the special training, I don't know, please tell us what you see/feel is happening, as for whether he we be a better defensive wall once you finish, that is NOT for sure. He can still suck at his Special abilities, Special abilities player vary some a good at it some are bad, its just luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam Reed
yeah its not worth it to train a special ability unless it is a player you never use, and your just trying to set him up on the negotiation list
He obviously likes the attention you are given him and has responded. Book him in for a massage and he'll probably get a hat-trick next match. :D
If you have a VERY fast trainer without special ability (+115 per match or hard training) and he's good, the first thing to do is to train the best special ability. Because players will train slower as soon as they go one level up, so you gotta squeeze all those quickly earned skill points in the best way possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by RJSlow
If you have a player like that the sane thing to do would be train a new role, not ability.Quote:
Originally Posted by Celtic
The only time I did this was with my current goalkeeper... No new role possible! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gintaras Račas
Still kind of wasted SPs because GK's SAs are considered to be one of the worst :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Celtic
If you're team could really use and benefit from a particular SA then I think it makes sense to get that first and early for a Youngster. The 'loss' of SP becomes less significant as he progress through the stars and that SA might bring more to the team than improved individual skills. If you don't choose right tho' then its a loss.
To SA or not can be 'ftw' or 'fail' depending on the circumstances imo.
1 vs 1 of my GK Lehmann works excellent.. but he had the ability when I bought him :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gintaras Račas
In 20 seasons I just trained an ability this season, to a DR, ...the defensive wall, that for me is the better SA... the player have age 18 and 4* 89Quality, so he train so fast, the only problem is that he had an injurie... but I'm tanking so I have time :3
You guys are so mean, that dude is a new manager just tell him to stop training the guy for a new position, he will waste a season or more doing that and end up just selling him, maybe a 50% profit, while if he moved him up a star or more, then that player will double or triple in price.
I'm not mean...Quote:
Originally Posted by Philip L. Willis
My deal is:
Got a VERY fast trainer?
GK: train one-on-one stopper. Then push him until 7* if you can.
DC: train defensive wall SA. Then push him until 7* if you can.
ST: train one-on-one scoring ability. Then push him until 7* if you can.
The reasoning behind this is if you start pushing him to 7 stars immediately, as soon as he gets near the 7th star, he will become a VERY slow trainer and will gain very little.
In the long run if you got a fast trainer and started with the SA you'll only benefit.
I must be mean, because I'm not average.
That's acute math jokeQuote:
Originally Posted by Buffs Mad
Replying to the opening poster in a concise way:
Nope. 0 or 49 is exactly the same thing in this game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam Reed
It's stupid, I know.
And even worse, if you sell players before finishing special abilities, buyers will have to start from 0.