Is there any reason for a new club not to immediately start training at the highest intensity? Will my players all end up in the hospital or something?
It's really not worth the couple of extra points....within a few weeks, most of your players will be below 90% and playing below their potential. I've never done it, nor would I recommend doing it. Get your finances in order, vip/exec seats built and then you will have the revenue to build and support training centers and coaches......that will give you the training points necessary to maximize building player skills
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Daudy
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Posted on 2011-11-29 7:07:23
Yes, you'll end up tiring your players out. Then you'll either have to repeatedly train on lower settings to regain that energy (hence there being no point training higher for no or negative gain overall) or simply waiting for it to go up with average training (a very slow process).
If it's especially bad, you may even need to rest players to regain energy in a hurry. This actually ends up being worse, as you'll be missing out completely on training cycles for only a few base points extra some weeks (which when added up, don't usually come close to the amount of points lost through resting).
wtdawg
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Posted on 2011-11-29 15:16:32
Appreciate the replies, thanks guys!
AbCat
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Posted on 2011-11-30 10:22:40
Yes. Medium intensity all the way, and then when everyone's close to 100% high intensity for one week and then back to medium until they creep back up to 100%.
MarioBross
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Posted on 2011-12-01 22:38:09
And if my player rests, how many point will he recover?
Around 13 percentage points if I remember correctly. It's a good jump, however, you don't gain any training points (you could lose as much as 60 training points with full hall and coaches). When you factor that on maximum training, you could lose up to 10 percentage points, but only gain an extra 6 training points each week, it's just not worth it.
Around 13 percentage points if I remember correctly. It's a good jump, however, you don't gain any training points (you could lose as much as 60 training points with full hall and coaches). When you factor that on maximum training, you could lose up to 10 percentage points, but only gain an extra 6 training points each week, it's just not worth it.
It's not worth it, it just isn't, but plenty of folks keep doing it. Just look around and have a good chuckle at the myriad of rosters out there with energy levels 50 to 85% and my prediction is those players/teams will never recover from that. Who would do that for a maximum of 6 training pts in a week???? You need 100 to gain a skill point, so all you're doing is killing your team on game day in the long run. The best way to recover is resting a player and then, guess what? You get NO points for that player on that week. Save yourself the grief and enjoy the game with normal training
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