I feel like the training system on FM16 is worse than previous FMs. Your thoughts please?

[Domus Clamantium]

Previous training system: player can set general training intensity, individual intensity, match prep level

Current system: player can set general intensity and match prep but not individual intensity.

Firstly, does anyone know what the reason was for this change and is it a change for the better that I don't know about?

Secondly, in previous systems being able to set individual intensity gave the player more control over which attributes improved.

Reading Cleon's post on training showed us in FM15 and prior that if we set match prep to 10%, put our general team intensity on low or very low, but maxed out our individual intensity, the player's workload would be dominated by his individual training.

It seems to me that this is no longer possible. Am I wrong and is this change for the better?

For your reference:

FM15 Training

http://i.imgur.com/5umN9du.jpg

FM16 Training

http://i.imgur.com/5umN9du.jpg

[Cleon]

All the new training changes and how they work can be found here;

http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/442638-Important-FM16-Training-Changes

Previous training system: player can set general training intensity, individual intensity, match prep level

Current system: player can set general intensity and match prep but not individual intensity.

As pointed out above it's all combined now.

Firstly, does anyone know what the reason was for this change and is it a change for the better that I don't know about?

Secondly, in previous systems being able to set individual intensity gave the player more control over which attributes improved.

It didn't give it more control, it's the same as the current system in FM16. It just mean all the training time was spent on the focus you'd selected. This is still the case, the only thing that's changed is the workload which is explained how it works above.

It never made any sense to have an individual training intensity anyway, so this change is a good one.