Good Trainers?

[Rebelsunited]

This is the proof only , I don't know the explanation .

[Toxcatl]

This is the proof only , I don't know the explanation .

Let me explain again with the given examples.

There is a hidden parameter (I call it Talent) that determines the pace of training.
If I remember correctly, there are only three parameters that affect Value, namely, Age, Quality (overall) and Talent. Ahman has Value 93.3 because his Talent is higher than Lupu's with his Value 90. But there are no steps in the Value (and, therefore, Talent). Imagine the 3rd players with the same parameters, but his Value is 90.1. Is he FT or SFT by your classification? What about Value 91? Or 92? Or 93?
Where is the border between FT and SFT? Only in our heads. This border is not in the game mechanics.
So my conclusion is: there are fast trainers and slow trainers with blurred border between them, because it's our construct. You can add more borders and grades to slow trainers or fast trainers, but it will be "sturgeon of the second freshness".
The second grade fast trainer is a slow trainer, 'nuff said.

[Rebelsunited]

I think we all can agree that the academy players that cost tokens is a fast trainer . I just wanted to point out that there are players that can train faster .
If I remember correctly there is a post on this forum about two recommended players ( example is similar to mine ) . The market value of one of them was bigger and some people came to the conclusion that the one with the bigger market value is fast trainer and the other one is a slow trainer . I think both of them are fast trainer and one of them is even faster . That's all what i wanted to point out .

[nikolgiorgos]

Of course there are young slow trainers but I agree with @Rebelsunited that there are two categories of ft.
I call them 1st and 2nd class. The 2nd class needs about a +20% of greens for the same progress.
A T academy can be both, most of the times the 14T is 1st and the 10 is 2nd.
In higher levels, I also have seen 1st and 2nd class with the higher value
Example here https://forum.topeleven.com/tutorial...ainers-58.html
#573

I don't agree with the example (pic) of @Rebelsunited in the point that from one only training (specially with this GK trick) we cannot be sure from that result.
We need at least 5-6 training results to be sure.

[Rebelsunited]

Of course there are young slow trainers but I agree with @Rebelsunited that there are two categories of ft.
I call them 1st and 2nd class. The 2nd class needs about a +20% of greens for the same progress.
A T academy can be both, most of the times the 14T is 1st and the 10 is 2nd.
In higher levels, I also have seen 1st and 2nd class
Example here https://forum.topeleven.com/tutorial...ainers-58.html
#573

I don't agree with the example (pic) of @Rebelsunited in the point that from one only training (specially with this GK trick) we cannot be sure from that result.
We need at least 5-6 training results to be sure.

But the market value I think is a good indicator !

[Rebelsunited]

It was not only one training , I've done it now just to prove my point . I have test it several times and with other players also .

[nikolgiorgos]

But the market value I think is a good indicator !

hmmm, not in higher levels.
For example there are two values.
105 & 106 or 126 & 127 in my level now.
The 106 M' can be 1st or 2nd class, the 105 M' can be 2nd or slow.
So you have to buy two players and make some training to be sure who is the 1st.

[Rebelsunited]

hmmm, not in higher levels.
For example there are two values.
105 & 106 or 126 & 127 in my level now.
The 106 M' can be 1st or 2nd class, the 105 M' can be 2nd or slow.
So you have to buy two players and make some training to be sure who is the 1st.

But the 127 should be the best !

[Rebelsunited]

I think they train equally until they reach 140%, and the difference between 1st and 2nd class can be spotted only after 140% quality .

[nikolgiorgos]

But the 127 should be the best !

at post #14 I gave an example from my guide.