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    I would be interested to understand how much the ball possession might affect the match result in case of opponent of the same level...I mean I have lost matches with more that 70% of ball possesions (due a big amount of friend and manager on the bench) against opponent of my level...

    I think it is right that the attendance of friends should not affect highly the match result...but indeed it is not correct to reflect the friend attendance in a bonus in ball possesion...maybe it could be better to affect (even with an hidden parameter) the average team morale

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    Distribution of skill points matter?
    well, let's talk first about the skills. Individuals skill of a player is just for the simulation of the game.
    In Attack for example, the skills are Passing, Dribbling, Crossing, Shooting, Finishing.
    But every manager of the game had a player with great success as a corner specialist, who had crossing skill less than dribbling
    or had a successful free-kick specialist with Finishing/Shooting skill less than crossing.
    A +-1 sp cannot give something special in a player.
    Also, if it had some logic, we can see that scout list players who have those special abilities, they don't have those relative skills higher than the others.
    In general, TE it's a simple program or else we could sign individually the sp to player and personalize him (as roll playing games).
    Meaning give him 10 sp to crossing, make him a super corner specialist but a bad shooter or dribbler.
    Of course then, it would be a different game, like the FIFA Manager pc edition (and I don't want that).
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