Improving Data Facilities

[henri.melo00]

What exactly means having better data facilities?

Does a poor facility mean worse accuracy? I understand the concept, but like training and youth facilities, it's clearly how they affect your players. So, what a improvement in my data facilities mean in advantages for me? No wrong reports, fast analysis, better information?

[XaW]

I think it's supposed to give more detailed analysts reports, but I haven't seen much difference myself. I do still improve it when my club have enough money to do so. It's not expensive, at least.

[Snorks]

It's not expensive and quick to do, although I am not convinced there is any real benefit to be honest.

Improving training facilities involves building stuff - new gym, new pitches etc. Improving Data Analysis facilities I guess is upgrading a couple of computers, paying software license fee or buying the latest version of FM for it's database.

[xavierm]

I think it gives you more accurate reports.

I have noticed that after a couple of Data Facilities upgrade, when I have a pre match analysis of my future opponent, I can see their tactic with their mentality, shape, and which roles their players have. Really helpful.

[Vali184]

I have state of the art data facilities and all reports about all teams say they play with short passing and mixed tempo. There is no variation at all.

[Nacaw]

I'm yet to see any indication, from SI as well as other users, that the data facilities or the specific data analyst stats actually do anything. I wouldn't be surprised if they do nothing right now - the most promising thing about these features are the possibilities they create for new details to be added in the coming years. Feels very much like a module that is in its infancy