how is CA calculated numerically?

hi, I've wondered about this for while now, but never got around to asking -- how is CA calculated numerically?

I mean, when I check the game db out, I see for example, Sergio Aguero at 170 CA -- then 2 ingame months later it will be 175 CA (and hes only increased in 2 skill points) -- this is only an example!! -- so it makes no sense to me

how is CA calculated? are there only a few player attributes that are added up? Anyone know?

All attributes increase/decrease CA. Some cost more CA points than others depending on the players position.

So for a CB tackling costs more than say finishing. I.e. an increase in tackling will force his CA to increase more than if it was an increase in finishing.

I can't help you with the specific numbers.

Likely along the lines of:

Where C is the CA, w a vector of weights weighting the attributes (dependent on position), v a vector consisting of the corresponding attributes and f a function which computes all this, which could simply multiply the numbers together.

Likely along the lines of:

Where C is the CA, w a vector of weights weighting the attributes (dependent on position), v a vector consisting of the corresponding attributes and f a function which computes all this, which could simply multiply the numbers together.

Simple as that?

It's very complicated. It takes more CA to increase finishing from 19 to 20 than from 1 to 2, for example.