Numenor Posted Thursday at 23:16 Share Posted Thursday at 23:16 Hello, Have any of u experienced that some players all of a sudden lose 1-2 attributes across the board in no time at all, for no apparent reason? I had one of the best strikers in the world but now after the decrease it destoyed this long term save for me... What is the reason behind this? I use the same training ive used for 22 seasons and this has just never happened before, and they werent injured either. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
fc.cadoni Posted Friday at 17:40 Share Posted Friday at 17:40 Have you edited the first player? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Numenor Posted Friday at 18:56 Author Share Posted Friday at 18:56 No, i dont even know how to use it. i share computer with my twinbrother and he runs a different save with AC Milan when he is playing. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
fc.cadoni Posted Friday at 21:38 Share Posted Friday at 21:38 Ok. Let's start. Player can decrease or increase attributes based on: - Rest CA/PA - Player: Determination, Ambition, Professionalism - Age - Coaching Department - Training Facilities - Training Schedules Let's take a close look at CA/PA. When a player has 100 PA and it's 90 CA; it's highly unlikely to improve in some attributes, like physicals ones. That's why because player has different weighting for each attribute in each position. What happens when a player it's nearly to reach PA number or have reach PA number? Player will have slower development or decline. Why? Because as I said above; all the above factors effect player development or declining. So, if you focus heavily in physical attributes ("eats" more CA numbers; like development weak foot), have to decrease somewhere else to make room for others. That's the general idea. There is a lot more details to determine why a player improve or decline. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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