Langkymus said:
I was looking at my senior LF and RF and realized something interesting.

LF : http://uk.strikermanager.com/inicio.php?accion=/jugador.php%3Fid_jugador%3D5676341
RF : http://uk.strikermanager.com/inicio.php?accion=/jugador.php%3Fid_jugador%3D988680

For each training of crossing,
My LF already has a 53% pass but it's still getting +0.76 each, whereas
my RF only has a 39% pass and it's getting a smaller increase of +0.6.

Overall, my RF gains 30% more in training, so the increase was definitely not proportionally distributed.

So here is my question.
Is it true that the more I train a particular attribute, the more it will increase in terms of its cap value?



OK, I guess I figured it out. My RF's other attributes were lower and hence increased more during crossing.
So the answer is probably NO to my question.

Edited by Langkymus 07-04-2012 07:02

@practicesquad said:
For those of you training LF RF, the best formula for balancing finishing, dribbling and speed as well as maximising average output is as follows:

First three weeks:
Penalty Shots
Penalty Shots
Beating Markers
Beating Markers
Crossing the Ball
Crossing the Ball
Attacking Headers


Fourth Week:
Penalty Shots
Penalty Shots
Sprint
Sprint
Crossing the Ball
Crossing the Ball
Attacking Headers

With motivation varying from between 80-106% my results were as follows:

For my test subject, his speed was about 10% lower than the other three attributes so his increase in that area may have been a bit above average. If your attributes are evened out you may want to change a beating markers for a sprint in the third week but it depends on you. This test was done by training each type one day in a seven day period and recording the results. The combined total increase is projected from these results, so as attributes get bigger the results should become less.

In any case, this is the most balanced, highest average increase I could create from the results I got.


Finishing: 11.396
Dribbling: 11.732
Speed: 11.37
Total Average Increase: 12.324

Hope that helps

@practicesquad said:



I think if you train one attribute (like speed) more than anything else, you will lose cap in other attributes. I would assume the loss would be evenly spread, but I've never trained any player from beginning to end of FC so I'm just guessing.