New position : unlock skills

[Marc3l]

Hey,

I'm new to this game (I started 3 weeks ago), and I haven't read anything about "unlocked" skills with new position.

I recently added DMC position to my young MC. I discovered that some skills which were greyed out prior the completion of the new position, are now enlightened.
Heading, strength and aggression are no longer greyed out. So I guess it means my MC will now be able to gain skill points in these 3 categories faster than before, right ? In the long run, wouldn't it be advantageous to add new position to young players, so they get more skill points overall ?

Here are some examples of unlocked skills after completing a new a position. I hope it's clear

DC -> DL/DR : Crossing, Speed ------ Adding DL or DR to a DC enlightens Crossing and Speed skills for this player
DL/DR -> DC : Heading, Strength
MC -> DMC : Heading, Strength, Aggression
MC -> AMC : Heading, Finishing
AMC -> MC : Tackling, Marking, Positioning, Bravery
AMC -> AML/AMR : Crossing
AMC -> ST : Positioning, Strength

Edit : When I say "add" a new position I mean "COMPLETING" the new position

If you guys ever discussed about it before, forgive me and give me the link to this subject please.
No idea if this has no impact on the game, but I found it interesting.

[BeckStar]

What on the world is going on, never seen a decent question that actually makes sens from a guy that's new to the forum.. and also new to the game ?
People here that been playing for more than 2 years got no clue what you talking about including myself hahaha

This is something that we see on the new 2016 version and it's interesting to find more about it..
Whenever a DC gains a new position such as DL or DR the engine recognizes it as flank player and automaticlly unlocks the Speed & Crossing ability as those are key ability for any flank player.

The engine unlocks those new ability skills for the automatic skill point distribution after a game.
This means that once you unlock the new position the engine will start distribuiting skill points to the new key abilities after every game.

It's different in training sessions as you have control over the drills and the ability you want to teach to your players
It's also a sugestion, helps you to train your player in more efficent way by using the exact drills that will help your player increase the key abilities.

[BeckStar]

Would like to see what other people figure out untill now, if anyone knows more about it, share with us!

[Medo zalata]

Interesting thread
Sometimes I see my ST gain tackling attribute after a match. Sometimes I see my DC gain passing attribute and maybe shooting.

So I have some possibilities:
1. The player improves the attributes he used in the match. ( that's what I think )
2. Most progress goes into the key attributes ( highlighted ) and some progress goes into other attributes so the the player won't be 1% in non key attributes.

[Marc3l]

Here is a table of positions versus skills. If you give a new position to a player, he will get "enhanced" skills from new position (these new available skills won't rise slowly). That's what I guess :

[nikolgiorgos]

For heaven's sake
I 'm here in the forum for two years
playing the game (at this period) with four teams
I 've read almost all the posts in that forum

experienced managers don't know how the offside trap, hard tackling or victory bonus are working (and nobody can prove anything) and now
you 're saying that giving extra position we can add new skills and improving them our player can perform someway better ?

You 're going to far

[Davy Gravy]

Best 1st 2 posts I have ever seen. Congrats.

[Elia FC]

Dear,

I just think it is too expansive in terms of cost & time training additional postions for my players --> isn'it ?

Nevertheless, this post is really interesting and clearly points out you are a potential BIG manager, now you just have to show it !

Elia FC
Season 19
13 League title
10 Champions
4 Cup
1 Treble

[Arion]

Seems everyone failed, I shall step in
@Marc3l What I've noticed that players DO tend to gain more for the highlighted attributes in the new version. For example, this is one of my ST:
You can see the difference between the grey and white attributes. BTW all the positions and SA were as it is 5 seasons ago when he came as a recommendation.
This is another one from @nikolgiorgos post:
If someone could train a guy till 15SP in the old version and then auto-assign them, I could've concluded that important attributes are invisible, but present in the old version (don't have enough rests ). But since the OP is new, they don't need it.
Well, training players a new role or SA is a waste of time. Those 40-50 SAs could've been used for the raw quality. Also, a DC needs to focus on only 8 attributes, so it'll make him a master in defence. Adding a fullback or DMC position makes it probably 10-11 attributes to focus. Just for the sake of being an all-rounder, 3 position players aren't worth it.
I choose 2 position players mostly, wing players must play another position, since it becomes very limiting that they can play at only one spot. I never tend to play DML/R and ML/R, so I look for DC/DMC, DL/DC, DC/DR, AML/AMC, AMR/AMC, ST/AMC, ST/AML, ST/AMR. A single position DC or MC doesn't hurt (rarely you get double position MCs, and single position DC is a great defender since he has to focus on defence only — I have one, he's 120% in defence and rates consistently above 7). STs, I prefer dual position since they frequently have bad days and I can quickly get them back on track by swapping with another player. I prefer double position for tactical advantages, not for a more diverse skill distribution. I recommend you NEVER to have wing players with single position, they are very limiting. I once had a DL. He sucked every 3rd game, but I could do nothing but bench him. I nowadays swap players' position if they are playing bad.

[N3ROGamingHD]

Seems everyone failed, I shall step in
@Marc3l What I've noticed that players DO tend to gain more for the highlighted attributes in the new version. For example, this is one of my ST:
You can see the difference between the grey and white attributes. BTW all the positions and SA were as it is 5 seasons ago when he came as a recommendation.
This is another one from @nikolgiorgos post:
If someone could train a guy till 15SP in the old version and then auto-assign them, I could've concluded that important attributes are invisible, but present in the old version (don't have enough rests ). But since the OP is new, they don't need it.
Well, training players a new role or SA is a waste of time. Those 40-50 SAs could've been used for the raw quality. Also, a DC needs to focus on only 8 attributes, so it'll make him a master in defence. Adding a fullback or DMC position makes it probably 10-11 attributes to focus. Just for the sake of being an all-rounder, 3 position players aren't worth it.
I choose 2 position players mostly, wing players must play another position, since it becomes very limiting that they can play at only one spot. I never tend to play DML/R and ML/R, so I look for DC/DMC, DL/DC, DC/DR, AML/AMC, AMR/AMC, ST/AMC, ST/AML, ST/AMR. A single position DC or MC doesn't hurt (rarely you get double position MCs, and single position DC is a great defender since he has to focus on defence only — I have one, he's 120% in defence and rates consistently above 7). STs, I prefer dual position since they frequently have bad days and I can quickly get them back on track by swapping with another player. I prefer double position for tactical advantages, not for a more diverse skill distribution. I recommend you NEVER to have wing players with single position, they are very limiting. I once had a DL. He sucked every 3rd game, but I could do nothing but bench him. I nowadays swap players' position if they are playing bad.

Nice kolkatar player

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