Players ability to earn skill points when promoted!

[Drumpot]

I notice that when players get to a certain level their ability to earn skill points reduces and they earn them much slower. This happens even to expensive players at a certain point.

My entire team is mainly 18 year old expensive players and a few 19 year olds. They are mostly either 6 stars or nearly there. I notice that any players with 6 star gain skill points much slower then those below irrespective of value.

My question is, when I get promoted and my expensive six star players are expensive 5 star players ( I know they will still be expensive players at a higher level from scouting leaders of the league above me) will they start earning skill points again at a higher rate, like they used to as level 5 on the current level?

[Siddharth Shanker Singh]

Interesting observation......
Keep up the GOOD work......

Yeah they will again start earning skill point at higher rate... But the rate will be very slightly lower than the previous rate because you players are now 1 year older...

[khris]

if you win a level, your 6* players will loose a star and will win one year of age, so, yeah, they will train a little bit faster because they lost a star. Aprox. when a player win a star the % of proggress that win a player in training is reduced a 30%.
In the case of the 8* to 9* I can say a 50% looking that my player Cocu won +30%in hard training match practice and now won 15%, so, as all players Cocu will have 8* again next season and will recovery speed training again. Maybe not all, but, will recovery, and more reason for that if is young.

[nikolgiorgos]

But the rate will be very slightly lower than the previous rate because you players are now 1 year older...

at the ages 18-20 didn't notice anything. It's starting at 21 and growing.

[Steppenwolf]

Aprox. when a player win a star the % of proggress that win a player in training is reduced a 30%.

Not true... When a young fast trainer gets a star skill progression reduces by 1%, 2% or 3% of skill gain (Stretching, Cardio or Practice Match). If his progression range as 4-star is 18-28% (Stretching), at 5-star will be 17-27%, at 6-star will be 16-26%. The highest range border is always 10% from the lowest range border. Its 20% for Cardio training and 30% for Practice match...
For "flops" calculating is different...

Example:
Player stars_______Stretching______Cardio________Practice Match
4________________16-26%________32-52%_______48-78%
5________________15-25%________30-50%_______45-75%
6________________14-24%________28-48%_______42-72%...

Flops:
Player stars_______Stretching______Cardio________Practice Match
4________________8-12%_________16-24%_______24-36%
5________________7-11%_________14-21%_______21-32%
6________________6-9%__________12-18%_______18-27%...

[khris]

Not true... When a young fast trainer gets a star skill progression reduces by 1%, 2% or 3% of skill gain (Stretching, Cardio or Practice Match). If his progression range as 4-star is 18-28% (Stretching), at 5-star will be 17-27%, at 6-star will be 16-26%. The highest range border is always 10% from the lowest range border. Its 20% for Cardio training and 30% for Practice match...
For "flops" calculating is different...

Example:
Player stars_______Stretching______Cardio________Practice Match
4________________16-26%________32-52%_______48-78%
5________________15-25%________30-50%_______45-75%
6________________14-24%________28-48%_______42-72%...

Flops:
Player stars_______Stretching______Cardio________Practice Match
4________________8-12%_________16-24%_______24-36%
5________________7-11%_________14-21%_______21-32%
6________________6-9%__________12-18%_______18-27%...

hmmmmm.... .....¬¬' I think we don't talk same language lol

[Steppenwolf]

hmmmmm.... .....¬¬' I think we don't talk same language lol

Pick any young fast trainer at next season start and you will see the pattern... Write his stats for Stretching, and when he gets a star, write new stats in parallel with old stats and you will see it's only 1% difference (2% if you do hard training)...