I am doing a Moneyball save with Brentford. I added your CB meta attributes to my scouting app and got these results. Are these fine, or do I need to tweak anything else?
Honestly, I don't understand why there's so much controversy around the ratings, in my opinion they do their job. I have this example: Yaya Sithole, played as a CM in a 4-3-3 system, cost 200K and had 5 solid seasons
So I decided to try the FM26 Player Scoring System and found this striker for just 800k. He went on to score 42 goals in League One, despite being rated only 13.4 in the app. I used the weights mentioned in post #215.
OpticFawn said: using blended or pure? Expand blended For example, this player: I signed him for 800 thousand at the age of 24, and so far he has been incredible
Morten Hjulmand starts the game at 23 years old and, after 3 seasons, his CA only went up by 1, but his attributes adjusted and, after those 3 seasons, he is a clearly superior player.
After using this training system for 1 year, the maximum improvement was 7 CA. Strange case: Ousmane Diomandé had no improvement whatsoever in a year, especially considering he is 19 years old and has 35 Ability points still to develop.
FM24 – Very Short 6-Month Test I set up this training system in FM24 and just wanted to share the results from 6 months. I'll keep tracking and, once the season is over, I'll share more data.
The 331 training method, in my experience, causes a lot of player injuries.
In the first season, without the 331 training method, I had few injuries. In the second season, once I started using the 331 method, I had almost triple the injuries. And the third season isn’t starting any better.
In my current save, I’m already in 2032, and I use my own spreadsheet to scout players. At the moment, I’m using Orion’s Coefficients as the evaluation formula, and I use this website to analyse the players.
For example, my player has 14 as a AF.
This is the best AF up to 18 years old in the game, according to the spreadsheet. 13 rating.
I have this striker who came in on a free transfer and was always a substitute, but whenever he played he scored regularly, so I eventually had to make him a starter. Out of curiosity, I checked his CA and PA: 135/135. I wasn’t expecting a player with 135 CA to be able to score so many goals.
To see if I understood the post correctly, this striker is very strong because he has acceleration, pace, flair, and work rate.
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Crazy CB 88,6 Rating
I am doing a Moneyball save with Brentford. I added your CB meta attributes to my scouting app and got these results. Are these fine, or do I need to tweak anything else?
I have this example: Yaya Sithole, played as a CM in a 4-3-3 system, cost 200K and had 5 solid seasons
Are the ratings on page 8 for all positions, or are they only focused on strikers?
Let me give you some examples
Reached 100 points!!
One thing is for sure this is amazing for finding strikers.
4 straight seasons with the league’s top scorer.
blended
For example, this player: I signed him for 800 thousand at the age of 24, and so far he has been incredible
Season 3 almost won everything with a low-tier club from Portugal
Here it is
After using this training system for 1 year, the maximum improvement was 7 CA. Strange case: Ousmane Diomandé had no improvement whatsoever in a year, especially considering he is 19 years old and has 35 Ability points still to develop.
I set up this training system in FM24 and just wanted to share the results from 6 months. I'll keep tracking and, once the season is over, I'll share more data.
In the first season, without the 331 training method, I had few injuries. In the second season, once I started using the 331 method, I had almost triple the injuries. And the third season isn’t starting any better.
For example, my player has 14 as a AF.
This is the best AF up to 18 years old in the game, according to the spreadsheet. 13 rating.
https://fm-client-app.vercel.app
To see if I understood the post correctly, this striker is very strong because he has acceleration, pace, flair, and work rate.