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Hi Everyone
One thing regarding training, I cant find the answer to:
What intensity of the general/match training to choose.
If I understand this correctly, if I set the general/match training to minimum, the most stat increase will be due to individual role or attribute training and not the general training. This would help me shape my players more to my likings eg. minimum tackling training for my offensive players. I know, that the overall CA gain will be lower that when I put the general training to average or higher but the CA will be put into stats I care about.
Does it work this way or am I totaly wrong here?
Cheers.
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Hi Cleon,
One thing, I cant find the answer to is, what intensity od the general/match training to choose.
If I understand this correctly, if I set the general/match training to minimum, the most stat increase will be due to individual role or attribute training and not the general training. This would help me shape my players more to my likings eg. minimum tackling training for my offensive players. I know, that the overall CA gain will be lower that when I put the general training to average or higher but the CA will be put into stats I care about.
Does it work this way or am I totaly wrong here?
Cheers.
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Quickfire Questions and Answers Thread (Tactic and Training Questions Only)
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Hey Ilama3,
Thank you for the answer.
The question i was asking was not about match training in comparison to general training but general training/match training (which comes from the same time pool) in comparison to individual training (specific attribute or a specific role).
Cheers.