Hello,

With the reduced impact of training over the last few seasons, player training is becoming more complex and time-consuming. A new trend is emerging to train the future stars of tomorrow (NG90+ with minimum 30 endurance, 200 to 220 training points), at a lower cost and without significant competition. A simple search using the right criteria will identify at least 3 to 4 top players per month. Here are a few examples:
R. Hicks
K. Grewal
A. Boucherit
G. Dillon
R. Malicsek
A. Roditi
A. Laouar
M. Chi Keung
A. Muri
C. Loyd

• Origin of players
  When a new manager sets up a club, players are generated, sometimes 21-22 year-olds with around 200 training points but limited potential (40-55). These players often receive a slight progression boost, similar to that given to 21-22 year-old players from the CDF, in the year following their theoretical end-of-progression age.
  For example, this player (A. Veendorp) has 203 training points and still has 7% room for improvement (potential 50).
  The main drawback is that these players often have an unbalanced distribution of points, requiring reallocation via the VF Store to be fully exploitable.

• Problem
  New managers are quickly deprived of their high-potential players, who could bring in a good income at derisory prices. This is particularly true if these clubs are not voluntarily created multi-accounts. In the absence of a table regulating this new market (low potential, undefined style of play, low NG, etc.), these players are generally sold for between €1m and €5m, whereas they can reach an NG90+ with 35 stamina after a few adjustments to the VF Store. This phenomenon benefits certain managers who spot these players at low prices, often to the detriment of new managers who are unaware of their real value and the potential of their players after a reallocation.

• Proposal
  Would it not be possible to create a D table to estimate the value of these players, based not on their NG or their potential, but on their number of training points, their age and their remaining room for improvement?
  A poorly balanced player with 200 points spread evenly across all characteristics would be worth less than an optimised player, but current prices seem derisory. Such a table would protect new managers (especially as the value of these players calculated automatically by the game is very low), who are necessarily new to the market and game mechanics (except for multiplayer), by preventing them from selling their high-potential players at derisory prices, without knowing that they could make a better profit from them.

Shouldn't the current table take them into account? The 'NG' is calculated by adding up the characteristic points excluding stamina, which means that style players can be included and therefore, in theory, this type of player too.

Azby: Normalement le tableau actuel les prend en compte non ? Le calcul de la "NG" se fait en additionnant les points de caractéristiques hors endurance, ce qui permet d'inclure les joueurs styles et donc, en théorie, ce type de joueurs également.

Given the recent purchase price of these players (1 to 5 million), clearly not. Table A shows the case of a 'style' player, but these players don't have any really usable styles (they're bad everywhere as it is). What's more, they're also in Table C because they're still improving. So no table really regulates their price, and that's the problem. And some take advantage of this to get very cheap players who will soon be impossible to train, as there is no concrete table for these cases, and these new managers have no knowledge of the market/game because they are new.

Hi, for the record, following the creation of these players, we discussed them with Morten and then deleted transfers that were considered too low in relation to the potential rating of these players after reallocation.

Aymeric then ordered us to leave the price of these players free. It was at that point that I decided to step down as anti-cheating administrator.

You could have put Teddy's iud straight away 🤣

I totally agree with them, I buy them mainly so that people don't take advantage of them!

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