The problem with just going nuts and making a super team is that once you reach 7* even fast trainers slow down a lot. I have tested this for 2+ seasons and you can fly them up to 7* but if you want to go further you better be ready to fork over serious cash for green packs.
At first i thought the slow down was permanent and panicked a bit but at the start of the next season my 7* players became 6* again and bam, fast training returns up to 7*.
The 2 things I take from this that are critical are that if you want to train a SA or new position you'd better do it before they hit 7* and it is just not financially feasible to go to 8 or 9*.
I was wanting to pump them up that high so that I could make use of the fast training while they were young and maybe get a treble but then realized the fast training is more tied to *'s than it is age for those 22 and under anyway. Don't really know what happens to older fast train nordgens as my first batch is just now 20-21. I have a whole second batch on my bench and they train even faster at 5*, then a drop but still fast at 6*, then a big drop at 7*.
For young fast train nordgens it looks like this.
5* get 60+ per max train
6* get 40-60 per
7* get 20-40 per
not yet trained to 8*
To speed things up what I do is do one max train and then one mid train, this brings player down to yellow usually (if not I do a stretch). Then I open the card and employ the green pack and close out. By this time there is maybe 1 second left til it lets you train again.
That is power training and it seems to be at least as effective as waiting the 7 seconds but it has the added advantages of being much faster and also being close to right on the money for the green packs (meaning using a max and a mid makes it use just about the 15% the green pack replaces with every so often an extra stretch or only a max)


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