Enzu225 Posted February 13, 2019 Share Posted February 13, 2019 The PA values for annual youth intake is far too unrealistic. A players potential should not be determined by the reputation of the club or its training facilities. Although I do agree that higher reputation clubs attract more talented players, but what if a talented player joins a low level club only because it is the only club in that region. An example of a low level club (at that time) producing a good player is Ebedei in 1999-2000, which produced Obafemi Martins (when at the time the youth facilities were rated at 1). I suggest that SI increase the minimum PA of regens to 20-50. This means that even if the club has 1 youth coaching, the minimum PA value for a youth regen is 20-25, while a 50 PA is rare (only 1 player appears every 5 to 10 years). A 20-50 PA regen will still stay at the lower levels, but at least it is better than the 5-15 PA regens. When a 50 PA regen has a CA of 1 at the start of the game, the maximum he is going to ever reach at the club (if the club is an amateur club that does not improve) is around 20-30. Maybe SI could create some additional templates for the nations, which could randomize the PA of regens, this way there could even be a small chance (1 out of 10000) of a 130+ PA regen appearing at the 1 youth level club. Clubs with low scouting ability will rate the regens with 130+ PA with only 3 stars if their CA is low. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Enzu225 Posted February 13, 2019 Author Share Posted February 13, 2019 What most low level youth players are lacking is the right guidance and opportunity to reach their full potential. If a African millionaire buys a small 3rd League club in Nigeria and hires the best coaches for the team, do the players at the club still stay at 15 PA? At least I do not think so. Although a 15+ age player has already their potential set, a player from Nigerian 3rd league can at least reach the level where they can play at the Nigerian top league (with the best of them at their peak reaching 60-80 CA). The next generation of players will have higher potential due to them being trained at a younger age. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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