So what's the Verdict? you can keep the youngster few more seasons but with the amount of tokens spent is it easier to buy scouts every year? the plus side of youngsters is not only you get to keep them longer but you also get more $ for them in the end. I feel that full squad of 7* no longer good enough....i have 1 8* soon and I might need couple more to dominate the opposition.
It's a funny one, It depends on how much ability you want your players to have and how many tokens you have available to spend, It's costing around 300T to get a 22 year old scout (including purchase price) to 8* and around 250T to get an 18 year old upto 7* and add any special ability, basically for efficency, you need to take into account how long you plan to keep your players.Originally Posted by Fmldotca
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For this guide we will use 50T for quality insurance each season for both players starting the season after the power training has finished to keep players the same relative quality when they lose a star each season.
You have also got to consider each season to maintain these players ability you will need to invest around 50 greens on both players to make up for the lost star with promotion each season to keep the same player at the same ability, If it costs 450T each to get these 2 players to about the same rating, then it would cost 800T to insure Miku for 8 seasons and 600T to insure Michu for 4 seasons until they reach age 26 and the development rate slows down for the player, then you would have to spend another 600T raising another 22 year 6* scout for 4 more seasons when Miku has turned 22 and is already still at a high ability and only insured, So it looks like the younger 18 year old players (if they are fast trainers) are 1.5x more effective to power train than your scouts. Thats if of course you have all the tokens in the first place.
We also believe that the fastest training players in the game are your 24T 4* youth players that most players refuse to pay 24T for that the youth academy generates, would be interesting to see how one of those being power trained would compare to these 2 players here.
Last edited by July Fourth; 03-14-2013 at 07:58 AM.
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If your buying an 18 year old vs Scout to not power train initially and looking to 50 greens a season power training to keep the players ability up, then just get the Scouts, the Scout will have that special ability while the 18 year old will need to be trained to high-end 6* and get the special which will cost just about 225T to start off with.
22 year old Scout + 3 seasons quality insurance (when 23,24 & 25) = 200T and for 8 seasons with 2 scouts 400T.
Young player training to get to scout level + 7 seasons quality insurance (when aged 19-25) = 225T + 350 = 575T.
The crossover point of the investment is when choosing to buy a scout and planning to invest 175T afterwards for power training and then 50T for 3 seasons quality insurance afterwards. 375T tokens on 2 scouts for 8 seasons (buying your 2nd scout when the 1st one reaches age 26) is about equal to 1x 18 year old for 8 seasons. If your planning on investing more than 750T for power training a single player over 8 seasons then the choice is the young player.
Last edited by July Fourth; 03-14-2013 at 08:03 AM.
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hows the progress of miku now, coz im doin PT too on youngster 18yo...can u post the progress everyday till 9 stars?
Thats what I'm doing, unless I run out of tokens. I have nearly completed batch #9. So update on its way.
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