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They give us an editor within the game we buy!

They should have instructions how to use it right!

Its rediculus to try to guess the ca in order to change some attributes...whats the point of the editor then?

And what SI will lose if we know the correct ca we have to input in order to see the attributes we edited ingame?

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Well it is pretty simple applied mathematics to me.

CA and PA are out of 200.

You want your Winger with Pace of 18.

His PA is 145 so at CA=145 Pace=20

Therefore 145/20*18=130 or 131 depending on how you round numbers

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Well it is pretty simple applied mathematics to me.

CA and PA are out of 200.

You want your Winger with Pace of 18.

His PA is 145 so at CA=145 Pace=20

Therefore 145/20*18=130 or 131 depending on how you round numbers

Having re-read my post there is slightly more to it.

If you are using the supplied pregame editor, the value you put to a stat will be the maximum it can get to.

So using the above again as an example.

If a player has a PA=145 and you want to have the Pace at the value that you enter then the CA must be about the same as the PA

If the CA=130 and the PA=145 and you put the Pace at 18 then when you run the game the Pace will show as 16.

This is achieved by: Pace/PA*CA or 18/145*130=16

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Having re-read my post there is slightly more to it.

If you are using the supplied pregame editor, the value you put to a stat will be the maximum it can get to.

So using the above again as an example.

If a player has a PA=145 and you want to have the Pace at the value that you enter then the CA must be about the same as the PA

If the CA=130 and the PA=145 and you put the Pace at 18 then when you run the game the Pace will show as 16.

This is achieved by: Pace/PA*CA or 18/145*130=16

I'm sorry to say, but it doesn't work that way. If it did, you could have a player with, say, 18's all over the place regardless of PA/CA.

The sum of attributes will always be equal to CA*X, where X is an unknown that we sadly don't know. It can be figured out, but will just take some time.

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