Train a player

[Altiplano]

Coming from the post here.



Currently I try to understand how a player can be trained. So this means:

Each player has a hidden bar for each skill which is growing with each training (but we never know how much)?
If the skill is part of his skills and reach 100, his quality will grow +1%?
White skills will reach 100 faster then grey skills?

Oh mate, you picked a bad day to be asking about training.
But. Yes a players white skills will train faster than grey. Up to an undisclosed percentage (which nobody knows. 200%? 250?). This was an update 3 weeks ago.
The update tomorrow will further confuse everything.
But. Yes. As a general rule whit skills will train faster than grey.

[PSTrainer]

Oh mate, you picked a bad day to be asking about training.
But. Yes a players white skills will train faster than grey. Up to an undisclosed percentage (which nobody knows. 200%? 250?). This was an update 3 weeks ago.
The update tomorrow will further confuse everything.
But. Yes. As a general rule whit skills will train faster than grey.

Thank you. But do I need to train all skills so that the total quality (not the quality of one of the skills) will grow +1%? Or because it is an everage of all the skills and there is a maximum for each skill I have to train all skills to grow the total quality and in the end earn one more star?

[Altiplano]

You can concentrate training on only 1 drill. Quimbamba for example could be trained with long run to push up fitness and speed only. Eventually these skills will stop making gains if the other skills are "relatively" low in comparison. The thing is, because of recent changes to training, we don't know at what point gains will stop.
The player you showed in the photo, Quimbamba, could be trained using all drills apart from the attacking ones, and he should progress well towards becoming a six star player.

[PSTrainer]

You can concentrate training on only 1 drill. Quimbamba for example could be trained with long run to push up fitness and speed only. Eventually these skills will stop making gains if the other skills are "relatively" low in comparison. The thing is, because of recent changes to training, we don't know at what point gains will stop.
The player you showed in the photo, Quimbamba, could be trained using all drills apart from the attacking ones, and he should progress well towards becoming a six star player.

Thank you very much for your help!

[nikolgiorgos]

it's about your team only

[nikolgiorgos]

"The future is uncertain and the end is always near"

Jim Morrison

[Bunzo]

Ah .. Jim Morrison.
West Brom & Scotland player ?

[Altiplano]

Ah .. Jim Morrison.
West Brom & Scotland player ?

No. I think he means the bloke in a Parisian graveyard.

[nikolgiorgos]

Yes, that one with the greeks on it