Subject: »Sokker Questions/Answers

hm, you got your team 6 days later than me in 2005, and I don't remember any rules text or news telling these 90 and 95%. Maybe some other old user can affirm if there was something like that or not?

there were always mentioned only 33% of training from NT game, nothing about % of training from official/friendly matches

ok, well in conclusion is better don't make numbers about that and just play one full match for every player that is training...


I have another question:


I have a player in a NT, i wanna know what are the benefits for the club and for the team, for have it.

afaik higher attendence on home matches only

okey, maybe I got it from someone else... but I was sure about that :(

nope... but everyone uses those numbers and tells them to people... id assume they are right, because i play 1 match with players and their talent doesnt seem to be affected by much i would think...

League prestige is not dependant on the avarage ranking of teams... its dependant on the number of league levels a certain country has

Says who. League prestige is based on how strong the league is, not on how many divisions a country has. Actually can be prepared to prove it can't be a very big/ if any significance of number of leagues because the top of Ireland get's very similar to the top of Australia yet Australia has a 4th division.

The reason it appears the case that higher divisions get more is because they have higher number of users, therefore at the higher divisions have much more competition and so consequently only the strongest survive in that division and the league becomes stronger than others who have less developed sides floating in their higher divisions.

So, unless you can prove otherwise, number of divisions means almost nothing for league prestige.
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which is as i said.. higher rankings = higher income..

im putting some data together in my first division league at the moment on sponsor income.. although there is definately a prestiege factor as such in the league...

the only thing is, im guessing the prestiege factor is dependant on fanclub, ranking, etc...
which is why i couldnt be bothered trying to find that out for the minute, but rather the effect all those factors have on an individual clubs income...
only a few teams in my league giving data though, so will be another week or two before i get info right :)

tpyical example of the factors for 2 diff teams...

€153 200, Rank = 3379.55,1769 fans, fanclub = 10/10,
131 096, € 1241 fans, 2541.54 ranking. 10/10 supporter mood


only diff is fanclub numbers and ranking points
other clubs with show a similar pattern too
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I've discussed that in the linguist forum when I was a linguist. Most mods, admins and devs participated in the discussion, and my argument then was that it was unfair that a team from the first division of a country with a few users receives less number of new fans based on league prestige.

I am sure about what league prestige is. My question is regarding when does league prestige value changes: does it change when the whole level is added or does it change when half a level is added?

I am not a linguist any more since about a year ago... so dont expect me to copy-paste anything regarding this.
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If I train scoring and put my forwards as MID's, they train at the maximum?

Training of striker

Strikers (ATT position) train most effectively, a bit slower the midfielders (MID) and to a little extent, defenders (DEF) and goalkeepers (GK).

If you set your Strikers as MID, they won't get max training.
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Thanks.

I read that but I was little confused.

Lol. But you get to train 10 strikers in the week. Why not? Haha.

I am sure about what league prestige is. My question is regarding when does league prestige value changes: does it change when the whole level is added or does it change when half a level is added?

Neither.

There is absolutely no direct link between adding an extra division or not. There are indirect links associated with having extra divisions due to the increased number of strong teams (in the long run) but these only occur as a result of teams improving and the better teams suddenly locking up the top leagues having a flowback effect for the lower divisions as they now get stronger due to the top teams finding it difficult to promote.

It's like how people think training is 95% for league, 90% for friendly. That's not official, it was made for calculating a rough estimate for how many weeks worth of training someone had, yet people believe it's official.

Strikers (ATT position) train most effectively, a bit slower the midfielders (MID) and to a little extent, defenders (DEF) and goalkeepers (GK).

Do you see an option to alter how striker trains? No - that is because there isn't one

striker always trains ATT only

Okey... you dont know the answer.
This time is not like 95% for league... I dont need nothing official. I personally questioned devs on this because I had to translate the rules. I am sure league prestige is linked to the number of divisions in a country, but dont expect you to believe. Just dont insist with your point of view and let someone else who shares my view and knows the answer post his reply.