Training a Special Ability or New Position

[nikolgiorgos]

Well Al as you asked me a couple of times if it's worthy to go for extra position (or sa) instead of gaining quality, I added 3 posts in my team show case, answering to you.
http://forum.topeleven.com/team-show...greece-14.html
#136, 137 ,138.
it's all about strategy

[Al Svanberg]

Well Al as you asked me a couple of times if it's worthy to go for extra position (or sa) instead of gaining quality, I added 3 posts in my team show case, answering to you.
http://forum.topeleven.com/team-show...greece-14.html
#136, 137 ,138.
it's all about strategy

It was a lot cheaper than I expected when starting the SA from the get go with a fast trainer! Thanks for all the advice as usual Nik!

[Al Svanberg]

Well Al as you asked me a couple of times if it's worthy to go for extra position (or sa) instead of gaining quality, I added 3 posts in my team show case, answering to you.
http://forum.topeleven.com/team-show...greece-14.html
#136, 137 ,138.
it's all about strategy

I have changed my opinion, from Day 1 of next season I will probably add at least one NP and a SA instantly to my fast-trainers.

[ingineru]

I have changed my opinion, from Day 1 of next season I will probably add at least one NP and a SA instantly to my fast-trainers.

That is a good idea! I'm doing it for a couple of seasons but i am still failing to win the cup.

[Bunzo]

That is a good idea! I'm doing it for a couple of seasons but i am still failing to win the cup.

Maybe you´re the Spurs of T 11

[nikolgiorgos]

Is it too much to power-train and play the player at the same time?

it affects the performance

[Rautz]

it affects the performance

I've seen this advice in a few places: 'don't train before the game, do it after'

As a multiplayer online game it doesn't make much sense to me.
Some people(me included) have the matches set at the end of the day, they can only train before.

Also I interpret their official post the same way:

Also remember that your players will have a worse performance if they play a match tired, so don’t train close to the start of a match unless you have the Rest Health Packs to make up for it.

Emphasys on UNLESS.
Their advice is not about training before the matches, but about having low condition at the start of the match, and thinking about that when training.
The word unless means that if you do regenarate your condition with packs it doesn't affect performance. So the most important thing is to have you player condition high at the start of the match, no matter the way it got that way.

[Al Svanberg]

I've seen this advice in a few places: 'don't train before the game, do it after'

As a multiplayer online game it doesn't make much sense to me.
Some people(me included) have the matches set at the end of the day, they can only train before.

Also I interpret their official post the same way:

Emphasys on UNLESS.
Their advice is not about training before the matches, but about having low condition at the start of the match, and thinking about that when training.
The word unless means that if you do regenarate your condition with packs it doesn't affect performance. So the most important thing is to have you player condition high at the start of the match, no matter the way it got that way.

Great stuff!

I think there are two issues here.

Firstly, Nordeus say what you quote. If you train your players they will loose condition. If you train them before a game, and do not have any rests, the lost conditioning will carry into the game.

Secondly, Nordeus say like "Do not work your players too hard" (translated from Sw), you can see it when you start the game. I definitely think this has a big impact. If you power-train someone and play that player in all games, the production will dive and dive pretty hard.

So if you train a player before a game, will that mean that you have "worked him too hard"? No, like you imply I also definitely don't think that will be the case. Of course, a training before a game can be the straw that breaks the camels back, but there is no direct correlation. Like lets say all your players have 99% health an hour before the game and you will get 6% more in 30 minutes. I wouldn't hesitate one second to train them down to like 90% before the game.

So how much can you train a player before you have worked him "too hard"? I've heard some of the gurus at this place talk about not doing all "three" things one day, with the three things being (1) game 1, (2) game 2 and (3) power-training. But that two of three things is doable. Other gurus say that if you power-train, you shouldn't play any games. I think its a bit unclear, but its a very important issue no doubt.

On this topic, I have one question, when the AM say that you have won a game like early in the 2nd half, and that you should rest your stars, should that be taken as an indication that your stars are a bit tired?

[Al Svanberg]

BTW, many thanks for all the great feed back!! This place is the best!

[nikolgiorgos]

Emphasys on UNLESS.
Their advice is not about training before the matches, but about having low condition at the start of the match, and thinking about that when training.
The word unless means that if you do regenarate your condition with packs it doesn't affect performance. So the most important thing is to have you player condition high at the start of the match, no matter the way it got that way.

sorry for the late response, I didn't see that.

Unless

I didn't use it and I 'm against this.
The greens give a "fake" replenish of condition.
The better you can do after a power training is to give a good rest of one day.
Unless it's very critical game and you have to use this player cause you don't have other choice.
But the possibilities to perform well , are very small.

Some people(me included) have the matches set at the end of the day, they can only train before.

Those two first days of the season are perfect for this