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I have now played this game for a while, and I have begun to notice some strange things.
Therefore I would now like to know if any of you can confirme some of it.
Just about every time one of my players are promoted to next star, he playes awful next match (5) up to this he has been in the (7-9) margin. This is a terrible thing because you often plan to reach that point right before an importetant match.
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his colleagues did fine
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If you were training him hard pre game it might have had an effect on his performance? I've seen nothing but an increase in form on players going 2-3, 3-4. I've seen it go both ways on 4-5. Never trained 6-7 tho so I have no basis of comparison.
yes, good point. I still remember when I 've lost in a Cup semifinal in lv3.Quote:
If you were training him hard pre game it might have had an effect on his performance
I trained my players (most of the squad) 3 times, 3bars practice, gave them greens and then they performed unexpectedly bad in the afternoon game. :(
Also, if you have some gathered sp and give them only in one skill (attack for example) then it can change the balance of the player (some times for good, some times for bad).
but in general, no for me.
So what your both are impying is that they need som actual resting before the game, eventhough they are at condition 95-99? how long would you recomende?Quote:
Originally Posted by nikolgiorgos
if this is true I need to tweak the way I traine my team
Yes, I think green packs don't give the "real" rest in a player.
The same with the red packs. If you heal a player, he is still vulnerable in an injury.
If a key player get injured today and I have a critical game on Monday, I 'll fix him today and let him out of training and games today and tomorrow so I can use him at Mondays match.
For resting, I leave at least 1-2 resting period (3 hours) before the game - for the first eleven of course.
I don't know how it works the "rest all" button - giving 7-8 greens and see the bar covering 3 hours.
All these above is a personal rule. :p
* and this is another good thing about the new "no time limit" in training because previously I had to find the "dead" periods of the day, to make my trainings.
I don't have record, but have an impression that in medium run players slightly badly performed after promoting to new star level or sign contract midway in a season.
However, I have a counter example tonight. My player who just promoted to 5* continued his excellent form and got a 8 match rating in league match. I am glad that my decision to turn down two 3-token offers for him is at least not incorrect.
I generally try not to take more than 40% condition out of my players a day through training and use greens to recuperate first team players after matches that are performing well, I only hard train my lowest fastest trainers as it seems they can cope with the higher intensity due to age and being low star. I find that every player's form benefits from once a day practice match training even the older slower trainers, like think about it from a real world perspective. Running isn't going to increase your form, just practice will do that. I generally train my first team and reserves separately. Excepting the fast trainers.
Try to change his position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
Now he has played 4 matches 5 in tre an 4 in one, this is just awfull :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Visionary S
He has restet since yesterday, and still he sucked big time
You've done the reverse of my full team cardio trick which significantly boost performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
The trick is basically letting the whole team or at least the starting lineup to reach condition 90%+ (95%+ even better), do a full team normal cardio (-6%) and use rest all (that cost 6~8 green depend on your team size) before the match starts.
Player who train alone a lot trend to have uncontrollable form, to me training player individually is a bit risky if you don't figure out his breaking point already. Although powertraining usually result in good form, overtraining can cause form to plummet.
My left winger stated this season with 1 sp allocated to gain his 5*.
Ratings this season have been:
8*988789*6777688789*88879*877887 - *=MoM
I could have managed him better having played him 12 games out of first 13 but I still have no sub for him, he'll retire at the end of Season (Dead to me ;) ) and I have had youngsters to give packs to.
His 'next star' had zero impact on his performance and his dip coincided with the team having LWDWD.
Normally if a player dips and his game time is well managed......and he's a decent trainer.....I'll look at whether I've skewed his sp allocation beyond 'preferred'. Else, its Voodoo time.
(My Winger doesn't score that many or get that many assists but if he passes/crosses succesfully and the receiver provides an assist then the winger gets 0 credit in the stats, only his ratings benefit.)
Is there a link or not....couldn't possibly say but if there is a rule then my guy is the exception.
In managing player performance I think, Game Time, Condition, Team Performance, Orders & Attribute skewing but not necessarily in that order. For fast trainers I pay particular attention to the latter - and I do have a DL/DC that played better as 6* than 7 ;)
I meant the following matches, not permanently. I just experienced it when upgrate just up to important games. I just wanted to hear if others had same problem or it was just me.
:)
It is for me just as good to get this speculation falsified:o
Well I gave you the lot.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
He got 8 and MoM in the first game after 5* and followed it with 988.:cool:
