"Fast Trainers"

[Tom Millson]

Talking about token youth players, how fast are they going to train? As the player's price ranged up to 24 tokens, and is the cost of the player determines their training ability?

I received a token youth yesterday for the full 24 tokens. I managed to PT him to a new position before my 7pm League game. As a rough estimate, he gets 5x the number stated for average gain on each exercise when on hard training. So for a 4* token youth, that's 50/100/150.

[Tom Millson]

Talking about token youth players, how fast are they going to train? As the player's price ranged up to 24 tokens, and is the cost of the player determines their training ability?

I received a token youth yesterday for the full 24 tokens. I managed to PT him to a new position before my 7pm League game. As a rough estimate, he gets 5x the number stated for average gain on each exercise when on hard training. So for a 4* token youth, that's 50/100/150.

Going back to the position training, if you think about it I got him up by over 50 points in less than a day of power training. Do it regularly enough and you'll probably have a scout after 3/4 days.

[LaKu]

Aw I didn't know about the player you get from the academy that he is a fast trainer. And I was wandering why he would cost 12 tokens! Sadly I missed many chances, but next time I might invest in him

[Cat Harrison]

They cost between 12 and 24T. Often they are fast trainers but it varies. I get them pretty often (12 days) with fully ungraded Academy and I try to buy the ones that I can use and haven't been disappointed, But then there are always bid wars for young good players on my server. On a couple Teams this season I have only one GK and leave a slot open to sign & (eventually) sell the freebie.

[Steppenwolf]

Young players between 18 and 21 years old. They will have a higher market value than the exact same player who is a slower trainer. When you train them at high intensity, look for skill gains of around 60 (stretching) /100 (cardio) /140 (practice match).

Don't confuse people with hard training numbers, not everyone is using hard training... If a 18-21 old player can reach 20% skill progress doing normal Stretching training, than it's fast trainer... Slow trainers (flops) can not reach 20% for Stretching, even if they are 1-star players...

[mani8005]

The formula is simple.... player value divided by player wage..... the higher the value the better fast trainer the player is.

[mani8005]

If a player is 8M and wage 100K.... he is a very fast trainer compared to a 3M player with 100k wage....

[Steppenwolf]

The formula is simple.... player value divided by player wage..... the higher the value the better fast trainer the player is.

Not true... I have a flop player in my team with higher value/wage number than fast trainer who got promoted with him from YA...

Flop Varela... 2.91M / 92K = 31.63
Fast trainer Semedo... 7.6M / 270K = 28.14

[Buffs Mad]

Academy recruits skew the wage to MV factor - and after a certain point it has no impact on training rate. A high value player with a salary 35 times wage will train faster than one of 20x but a player with 60x will not train faster than one 45x just because of the higher factor. Imo you must rigorously stick to 'high value for Q' and an MV 30-40 times (roughly) the wage for normal players but take care your not looking at a 30x 'flop' academy training dud.

Btw did I say 'imo'.

[mani8005]

No steppenwolf....

Both hav a ratio of arnd 50....

Varela 2.91/53.... and semedo 7.6/150...

However, ST are by nature usually fast trainers.... they cant be compared to Midfielders...

The theory i suggested was learnt frm dis forum only.... and i hav found it useful as a thumb rule... thr could b exceptions though