Btol

Ok, so how do you deal with skilful players with good mental attributes, but **** poor physical attributes??

Wanna make a schedule, that's relatively short term to get a quick physical return, but won't alter the other stats too much.. anyone help?? or used one before??

Cheers people!!

Btol

no one??

Leroy1883

Physical attributes are the core attributes in the game, without a solid core of physical stats the player will not be able to take advantage of his technical or mental skills.

Number 7

Not exactly. Arshavin is a god for me in 2013 still. Bought him in first season for £7m and scored around 100 goals for me since. Legend!

Lyssien

That ain't gonna happen short-term and not gonna happen without sacrificing other attributes either.

I haven't checked the specific players, but what I 'd do is this:

1) Check in the training schedule screen what attributes are influenced by each training section (e.g. Defending training affects Tackling, Marking and Concentration).

2) Check player's profile. Decide what attributes I can do without. E.g., if we are talking about Strikers, I can live without them having good tackling, marking etc.

3) Create a training schedule that initially looks similar to general. Then decrease the regime that is not needed (e.g. Defending) and increase the regime that is needed most (e.g. Aerobic, if I want to make the player faster). Make sure that overall training workload does not change too much with respect to the general schedule, otherwise I will probably get the player injured.
Assign the player to this new schedule.


Be patient, because the change is gonna be slow.

Lyssien

I actually do the above for all my youth players (according to what my needs are for each position) and I end up with pretty decent players, even if their PA is low. :cool: