A Guide for fast trainers

[AzaB]

3 SA points in 3x5 of which drill? Should be FT with this market value...
High 4 star should be 55M, high 3 star around 45M. Most of the times the correct values are a bit higher, the table I'm using is very old.

I tried it with Press the play first, then Fast counter attack + the ladder drill. Then with slalom dribble + gym.

Was I using the wrong drills? He is a CM so I wasn't sure which drills to use.

[Der_Ryan_M]

I tried it with Press the play first, then Fast counter attack + the ladder drill. Then with slalom dribble + gym.

Was I using the wrong drills? He is a CM so I wasn't sure which drills to use.

Try this with warmup. if he gets point every 18-19 drills he is fine.

[AzaB]

Try this with warmup. if he gets point every 18-19 drills he is fine.

Just tried it. He seems to get a CDM point every 21 warm up drills. Is this bad or is it just because he is 96% so he will obtain SA points slower?

[Grandef]

I tried it with Press the play first, then Fast counter attack + the ladder drill. Then with slalom dribble + gym.

Was I using the wrong drills? He is a CM so I wasn't sure which drills to use.

For CM, drills with more grey skills are wing play, sprint, shooting, one on one and pass go and shoot.
For example if you choose wing play (world class level) you should get on average 1.5 SA points for one training session with 6 wing plays.

[AzaB]

For CM, drills with more grey skills are wing play, sprint, shooting, one on one and pass go and shoot.
For example if you choose wing play (world class level) you should get on average 1.5 SA points for one training session with 6 wing plays.

Thank you for the information. How do you know about the 1.5 SA points per 6 wing plays? Is there a spreadsheet or picture I could view? I will test out the wing plays now.

[Grandef]

Thank you for the information. How do you know about the 1.5 SA points per 6 wing plays? Is there a spreadsheet or picture I could view? I will test out the wing plays now.

Each training session you can choose up to 6 drills. In other words, if you train 6 times of wing play (18% of condition loss) your player gains one or two SA points.

[AzaB]

Each training session you can choose up to 6 drills. In other words, if you train 6 times of wing play (18% of condition loss) your player gains one or two SA points.

I get that but is there a equation I don't know that allows you to know how many SA points a FT should be getting per x6 drills or per 18% condition loss of training?

Also, my player is getting 1 SA Point every 21 drills so I don't think he is a FT although he has a high value of 67.2 Million at level 13

[Grandef]

I get that but is there a equation I don't know that allows you to know how many SA points a FT should be getting per x6 drills or per 18% condition loss of training?

Also, my player is getting 1 SA Point every 21 drills so I don't think he is a FT although he has a high value of 67.2 Million at level 13

There are no exact equation but you can estimate it from skill values. For example, you train a player by Carioca drill that evolves aggression and speed skills with value a and b. You can figure out the gain by the average of these skill values: x = 180 - (a+b)/2. In my experience, if x >80, the gain is big. In that case your FT player should gain one SA point each 11 or 12% condition loss.

[AzaB]

There are no exact equation but you can estimate it from skill values. For example, you train a player by Carioca drill that evolves aggression and speed skills with value a and b. You can figure out the gain by the average of these skill values: x = 180 - (a+b)/2. In my experience, if x >80, the gain is big. In that case your FT player should gain one SA point each 11 or 12% condition loss.

I have just tested it by using drills that solely target the grey ones and he seems to be getting a SA point every 8th drill. I do x6 drills for 12% condition loss so if my calculations are right he is getting an SA Point every 16% condition loss. Is that too bad?