February 10, 2009 21:25
Gabriel Cesario
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? I’ve just changed the system, check this topic in the Announcements forum. |
February 10, 2009 08:51
Nirabdha
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Youths improving very slowly (Copied from Suggestion Forum) Avatar Alexander 5 post(s) Feb 3, 2009 2:04pm Avatar Gabriel Cesario Administrator 1,602 post(s) Feb 3, 2009 4:56pm Thanks Alexander! We have received some complaints about this and we think we can improve the system. Youth players should improve a little bit faster, making it easier to tell whether or not he will become a good player. After being promoted to the regular squad things could go back to the speed we have now. Cheers! Avatar Luc Blomme 35 post(s) Feb 8, 2009 2:35am Gabriel Avatar Davison 16 post(s) 10 hours ago my player is 16 yrs old 80 shooting 70 most of the rest Avatar jakobK 12 post(s) 1 hour ago In my opinion 40-50% of a players potential should be possible to reveal during “Youth academy” time if thats obtainable of course depends on matches played, quality of coaching and time factor the only get the “boost” when they are in the youth academy after that its normal development. |
February 04, 2009 08:39
Davison
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? sory 25 goals. he scored an avg 3 goals a game in friendlies |
February 04, 2009 08:39
Davison
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? i totally agree with jakob i have a young lad who has played 12 friendlies 3 league premier games and rated 10 scored 18+ goals and is 17 with 80 shooting but isnt gaining anything since i got him |
February 02, 2009 15:13
Nirabdha
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? well said… |
February 02, 2009 13:27
jakobK
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Yeah i think one of the major points here is that they should increase more while they are in the “youth academy” atleast they did in Soccersim. The period of time they are in there should then maybe be changed so it goes from 3 months to 2 years or whatever is needed. After they leave “youth academy” the normal rules should apply for the remaining points they have left to develop. It makes youth players boring when they dont grow, much easier to buy more developed youths and spend valuable game time on them instead. As i see youthplayers they should give an early signal on if they are worth counting on or not. I am glad to hear you will look into this, because youths have went from the most exiting aspect in this game to the most boring. /Jakob |
February 02, 2009 13:27
Patrick C.
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Thanks for listening |
February 02, 2009 13:06
Gabriel Cesario
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? I’ll try to come up with a better improvement rate for youths. As soon as I have something concrete I’ll post it here. |
February 02, 2009 12:19
Patrick C.
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Very wll put guys Jacob, i agree one of the great things of these games is developing youth and finding the occasional bagain etc. |
February 02, 2009 09:33
Nirabdha
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? And to add to that… i have another youth player who is 18 and has not improved any stats on any skill in 28 matches ( 1 league game and 27 friendlies). I have maintained an excel copy of players statistics after every tick. ( well, except those ticks which occur when i am in sleep, but almost all). |
February 02, 2009 09:12
Nirabdha
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Exactly, jakobk has hit the bulls eye with his post. My coaching is also 10, and after playing 37 games ( 36 friendlies and 1 league game) my 17 yr old kid has following developments (after 1 season) But he is a defender, and i am surprised to see that he hasn’t developed a single bit on his primary skill. May be i am just crying sour grapes, but then someone could advise me. And he is the one who has grown most… i had to let other guys go because of lack of development. |
February 02, 2009 07:26
jakobK
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Let me follow up on this, i understand the fear of an overflow of good players, but as the system is now we dont get better players they just develop their first bit a bit faster. I received a youthplayer turn 98 last season with a starting value of 240571 he was 72 in shooting so he looked a bit promising, now turn 71 the season after his value is 305.717 and his shooting is 74 this is after he have played: 76 friendlies My coaching is 10. I just think this is waaay to slow 2 points in 1 year after that amount of matches it may be to little to go from but none of my other youths have developed as well. One of the things i love about games like this is developing good youth players, but after the change it seems impossible. As it is now you need to keep a player in your team 10 years to find out if he has potential. |
February 02, 2009 04:31
Nirabdha
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Sly, may be u didn’t read my whole post … |
February 01, 2009 11:34
Sly
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? You misunderstoud me here Parag. I didn’t say there was a problem by loaning a good playerto a team. A lower team will never loan a player with 70 stats. Getting a player from 70 to 80 is the hard part. I think this shouldn’t be made easier since then we might get the same problem as before. To many great players. I still also think it’s not bad to “lose” a superstar on free transfer and have him eventually quit football because nobdy wants him :). We can handle a few losses with the current level of great players. |
February 01, 2009 02:17
Nirabdha
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? i can’t agree with sly fully though… Although i said i cannot agree with Sly fully, i agree with him partially. But we can still discuss more and come to a more agreeable solution, if this is debatable one :) |
January 31, 2009 22:31
Gabriel Cesario
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? There is a thin line here Sly, you’re right about this risk. We’ll think carefully about it before changing anything in the current system :) |
January 31, 2009 16:09
Sly
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? I think then you will get the same problem again. I don’t agree here. If you get players from 70 stats to 80’s very fast, then you can loan them to the lower teams. When playing the officials they will increase very nice. I think this should be the challange. Besides….I don’t think with the current level of players it will be a loss if a “superstar” is lost….. |
January 31, 2009 10:54
Gabriel Cesario
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Interesting…we could make it faster for youths I guess, sounds reasonable. |
January 30, 2009 23:23
Philipp Leibeck
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? in general: should grow faster in the first (3) years, slower (less) in the next years … |
January 30, 2009 21:05
jakobK
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Topic: Youth grow to slow..? Dont know if it’s just me but i think the way youth players grow now is way to slow, in my opinion it should go much faster and they should develop more from friendlies when they are still in the youth academy. they need to grow more in order for me to play them in first team, so as i see it they need to develop more the first 2 years. what do you think? /Jakob |