Interesting players;)

[Ποσιδονας]

I admit that I don't look the skills of the players I want to buy, only their previous stats but I want to ask something.
I have the impression that all the older players after many games and training have skills like that (their light grey).
I mean an attacker has very high attacking skills and a defender very high defending skills.
Those skills are higher than a 6* (or 7*, recommended) player, young one, with balanced skills.
Only on prurpose, choosing specific drills you can keep a player with equal skills.

[madflo19]

I admit that I don't look the skills of the players I want to buy, only their previous stats but I want to ask something.
I have the impression that all the older players after many games and training have skills like that (their light grey).
I mean an attacker has very high attacking skills and a defender very high defending skills.
Those skills are higher than a 6* (or 7*, recommended) player, young one, with balanced skills.
Only on prurpose, choosing specific drills you can keep a player with equal skills.

That's right,but if you search better the TM you will find players with their main skills much better than others.
For example this guy was looking for an ST and he choose this one,but right above the one he placed a bid,it was another ST (the same quality but with much better attacking skills)


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[LarryC]

Sure, this gives the advantage of having strong players in their main attributes,but global quality does not grow up so outrangeously,so
to also contain quality average of the whole team

some managers speculate that this can be an advantage.

To me only one of these two statements is true, but I don't know which one:
- global quality (q% or number of stars) matters, then when grey skills go low you need to keep white skills up in order to keep a good average (one can say you could also inefficiently train the grey skills).
- grey skills don't matter, and the global quality value/star is not representative of the actual quality of the player. In this case we are all victims of an illusion when we use stars/q% to evaluate players

[Gabez Teh]

As in picture stated my IRL friend's DL

[Gabez Teh]

And here is my Terminator

566 goals so far and ridiculous amount of MOMs

He let me down only once... @ my prev cup final (ofc)

[LarryC]

I wonder how many rest packs are needed to create such remarkable players

[112000]

As in picture stated my IRL friend's DL

I wonder how this happen, he has really high crossing but heading or finishing is so low, how to train him like that?

[madflo19]

As in picture stated my IRL friend's DL

This is what I'm talking about,this players are the future of TE,especially after the old version will end


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[madflo19]

This is the player i bought this season (it's in the 1st post(i changed his name)he played 12 minutes in champions league and he scored 1 goal,45 minutes in cup he scored another and today he played 90 minutes and scored 1,had 1 assist and took the MoM from van Basten lol




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[Gabez Teh]

I wonder how many rest packs are needed to create such remarkable players

Don't ask, tremendous (dropped down under 3K from them) that's why i'm not using greens anymore (ok not anymore but for couple of seasons)

I wonder how this happen, he has really high crossing but heading or finishing is so low, how to train him like that?

easy: massive def counter courses and heading is 1% coz it's gray and faded away coz he is old And he got ton of MOMs