Toutatess |
42 days agoHi commu,
I imagine the question has been asked 6000 times but never mind. When I look at other clubs' youngsters, I see that they often gain 0.1 xp or more, and that's very rare for mine. So I'd like to know how to optimise the xp gained and what it depends on.
Thanks for your help!
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Demi-cerveau |
42 days agoHello, the XP taken depends on your player's playing time and progression coefficient. When you compare your youngsters with those of other clubs, make sure you compare them with a youngster who has the same progression coefficient, or at least a very similar one. Logically, you should find the same values for xp.
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Toutatess |
42 days agoIs the progression coefficient a random number given to each player or can it be influenced?
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Lebaygue |
42 days agoToutatess |
42 days agoCan a higher potential affect this or can you have an 80 potential with a low coefficient and a 55 potential with a high coefficient, for example?
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Bernarinho |
42 days agoYes, you can have a season with a smaller pot that has a higher coefficient than a larger pot.
But over the whole course, the sum of the coefficients is equal to the pot.
you can't rely on the season alone.
That's what you have to remember: in the end, whatever the distribution of coefficients across the different seasons, the total coefficients are the same.
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Bernarinho |
42 days agoThe same: for the same player I mean (and therefore equal to his pot)
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Merior |
42 days agoToutatess: Un potentiel plus élevé peut jouer dessus ou tu peux avoir un 80 potentiel à faible coeff et un 55 potentiel avec un gros coeff par exemple ?
As long as at the end of the training course you have the sum of all the progression coefficients = potential, you can have a very high prog coefficient and then a very low one the following season.
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Akram |
41 days agoToutatess: Un potentiel plus élevé peut jouer dessus ou tu peux avoir un 80 potentiel à faible coeff et un 55 potentiel avec un gros coeff par exemple ?
The Coefficient is a random percentage defined each season over the training period
Example: Player A 17 years 80Pot
80 pot = 100Coef (Margin of progress remaining)
- Season 17..18ans = 10 coef the player at the end of the season will have a margin of progression remaining 90%
- Season 18..19ans = 15 Coef the player at the end of the season will have a margin of progression remaining 75%
- Season 19..20ans = 20 coef the player at the end of the season will have a margin of progression remaining 55%
- Season 20..21ans = 25 coef the player at the end of the season will have a margin of progression remaining 30%
Season 21..22ans = 30 coef the player at the end of the season will have a margin of progression remaining 0%
The "Coef" figures may vary according to the player's progress and state of advancement
( Correct me if I'm wrong so as not to mislead )
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Sun's |
41 days agoAkram: Le Coefficient est un pourcentage aléatoire définie chaque saison sur la période de formations
Exemple : Joueur A 17ans 80Pot
80 pot = 100Coef ( Marge de progression restantes)
- Saison 17..18ans = 10 coef le joueur en fin de saison aura une marge de progression restantes 90%
- Saison 18..19ans = 15 Coef le joueur en fin de saison aura une marge de progression restantes 75%
- Saison 19..20ans = 20 coef le joueur en fin de saison aura une marge de progression restantes 55%
- Saison 20..21ans
That's right, if you add up all the coefficients at the end you should get his potential, so you can get an idea of the coefficients over the last season of prog
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