How`s that? mutants 18 y.o.

[TropikThunder]

ok, here is the answer
The only thing must do is
- not to use him in official games (only asso games)
- not to train him with grey skills drills
Usually those teams staying season and play only for asso- platinum- top100.

Is there an advantage in getting all the grey skills down to 1%, or is it just for looks?

[Ποσιδονας]

Is there an advantage in getting all the grey skills down to 1%, or is it just for looks?

The scenario is that - let's say for example - a player with 1% grey skills and 200% white skills has avg q 100%.
This team probably will play vs another team with about the same q because that's the way the draws are working in T11.

But our player with 200% or more in white skills is recognized as a high class player from the game mechanics, more than a 8* so dominates in the game vs players with more balance skills.

The other scenario is that the game mechanics have some kind of malfunction when calculate games-teams-players with top skill numbers, giving them enormous advantage.

Some prefer to call those players "well trained" instead of mutants but it's not that logic .
The first mutants had 1500% in Fitness, Speed or Strength only.
How can a defender dominates the game with only 1500% Fitness but 1% in tackling and marking