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I mean, set Paul, who is number 3, on position 8 at x time with a specific condition, like, ''always'' within 1 order
Then, set Paul, which is on position 8, back on position 3 at x ++ time, with a specific condition, like, ''always'' within a second order

tnx!

Are you keeping track of the training progress, both advanced and standard? I'm not sure if I'll need more players next season with the international cup competition. I've put some young players up for sale because my training slots are all full, and finances are tighter now.
I don't know training basic and advanced, the same ages and percentages of training time, makes that much of a difference. If anyone knows.
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1x100% Advanced training = ~4x100% basic training

1 100% advanced= ~4x100% formation =~8x100% general training

Not exactly what it's for. I'm assessing all players coming through the English junior system.

This is an old version that hasn't been updated with the new progression formula, I'm still working on some adjustments. What this doesn't account for though is how talent slows with age. The tracking lines are linear (straight) when they need to be logarithmic (curved). I managed to install a logarithmic trend line but it peaked too high and dropped off too early.
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Your work is great and interesting. And thank you to the other friends for the answers.

is this for sacking or leaving with this skill orders, age and talent ?

Damjan Šuša, age: 18, height: 176 cm
value: 53 500 €, wage: 900 €
club: trga world champion, country: Hrvatska
form [9] very good, tactical discipline [0] tragic

stamina [5] average, keeper [1] hopeless
pace [3] poor, defender [1] hopeless
technique [2] unsatisfactory, playmaker [9] very good
passing [3] poor, striker [1] hopeless

> Youth Talent Calculator

So what I've got now I recalculated talent and targets is this, and you can see the problem with the logarithmic trend line. It starts too low, raises too quickly and then drops below the actual target line.
I don't think OpenOffice even allows me to change the logarithmic calculation so I might have to change it over to to Libre.

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he is at least 20 points behind in any ss... so definitely not worth the spot...

Would be a shame to lose such a talented player. I would train him if he was mine.

Would only train him in tech, playmaking and passing. Forget pace and defence.

He can definitely become a very good classic 10 like Jorge Valdivia, Juan Roman Riquelme or Ganso.
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that doesnt work in sokker xD

It does!!! xD

This guy was always slow but had the other skills high and has been one of my best midfielders. Only this season he lost his starting spot.

Gábor Eszterházi, age: 39

club: Flaite`s United, country: Magyarország
value : 504 000 k.$
wage: 7 120 k.$
brilliant [14] form
unearthly [16] tactical discipline
height: 184 cm, weight: 78.6 kg, BMI: 23.22


formidable [11] stamina tragic [0] keeper
poor [3] pace formidable [11] defender
outstanding [12] technique incredible [13] playmaker
outstanding [12] passing average [5] striker

one question.

Someone knows how Sokker calculate "Experience" of the players?
I have 2 guys with similar skills, value and number of matches played. One of then has 10 of "Experience", and the other has 13.

In fact, the one how has less experience has few more matches and played in Argentinian national team.

Thanks

I think the rival you play against has a major impact on experience. Playing against a strong team gives more experience than playing against a weak team. I think the same occurs with tactical discipline

It's probably based on player activity during a game.

I have players with 40 official games and lots of friendlies, but they still have 0-1 experience because they are inactive in the games.