Not what Buffs said at all. The ranges are big but its the averages that are compared over a period of sampling. The difference between 5* & 6* (unallocated) and 5* & 6* (allocated) are, for me, after 20+ x each training type on hard intensity, consistently producing a significant reduction.
%age change from previous star = 78/78/83
%age change from previous star = 79/77/76
%age change from previous star = 69/80/77
%age change from previous star = 74/75/74
You might not detect it from 1 individual result to another but you will see it on the averages of decent sized samples.![]()


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by his TR Factor VALUE 1,47M /WAGE 4,1K =358 . I bought him Sep 4, for 1,42M 3rd round. I sold DAVID LUIZ from my squad ( in 1st post) for 1M and start recording. (Yes, another guinea pig for my lab).
. Ok , this FACTOR isn’t the original. He must be started around with 600-800K, his x manager trained him a lot, add his skills and sell him with this added Value and the same Wage. To be precise, he sold him to another manager because the fast training must happened under 22 y.o. and all the contracts last 3 years. So I must be his 3rd manager. I had an empty pos. in my squad (I always do) so I signed with him with the same Wage.





