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Originally posted by cliff7197:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by MattUK:
Another point in Favour of CA/PA is realism.
We all know the quality of players like Bojan, Saivet, Aguero.
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But IRL do we know they have good PA, or do they just have high skills compared to others in their age group?
Let me put it this way. When you look at a group of young players IRL, perhaps your own team's U18 squad, do you think "Ah, now all these players are of the same standard but I think Player X has high potential."?
Or do you think "Player X is head and shoulders above the rest of these muppets, I think he'll go on to become a star."?
You see the difference between the 2 statements? IRL there's no such thing as PA. How much a player then improves depends on a number of factors, for example:
Age
Determination
Ambition
First team opportunitites
Personal life
Training facilities available
Like for the coaching staff / manager
Happiness at club
etc.
There's no such thing as PA, it's an artificial concept that's been created especially for FM.
It still serves a purpose at the moment, but I think we're rapidly getting to the point whereby PA can fall by the wayside (And CA with it) as we can just use the other attributes to judge a player's abilities and potential to improve.
At the moment all attributes are just about as easy to improve as the rest, but it shouldn't be the case. Some should be easier to improve than others, and the ease of which any or all can be improved should be deterimined by the factors listed above. It's an ambitious change to make, but
IMO one that needs to be made sooner rather than later as the CA / PA thing has gone as far as it can go. </BLOCKQUOTE>
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