That would make sense alright bluebeard I think the length of the season in another factor as well. The less games in a season the quicker players will get to 100% the more games and things are a bit slower.
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That would make sense alright bluebeard I think the length of the season in another factor as well. The less games in a season the quicker players will get to 100% the more games and things are a bit slower.
Yup, that also makes sense too, Steno. I don't think that the duration on the pitch in a game counts though - a 2 minute sub appearance seems to count as much as a full 90. I am also pretty sure that the result and form have no impact on experience either, nor the importance of the game.
Pure domination of the Provos. Better than the Alberts?
Need to drop points before the season end as don't want 100% record to be denied by bottom team in the league. Reminds me of the time I missed out on top 2 by losing to the Sligs. :p ;)
Match experience explained here:
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Individual match experience needed for development
The number of matches a player needs to have played to get 100% of his potential development at the season update has earlier been a fixed number of matches for all players in all leagues. As this has been quite blunt and not always fair we have decided to make it more sophisticated. Instead of having a fixed number of matches, the number of matches required for a player to get 100% out of his potential development will depend on various factors like the number of rounds in the league and the surrounding team-mates. If the player plays with older and more skillful players that act as mentors, the player will need fewer matches than if the player plays with younger and less skillful players. This will be calculated in two parts where one part calculates the “mentor value” of the team part the player belongs to (defence or offence) and the other part calculates the “mentor value” for the whole team. There will be minimums and maximums for how much “experience” the player can get on one match. As earlier the goalkeepers won't need as much match experience as the other players. Another thing is that the players that is a leader will give more match experience to his team-mates than a similar player without the special quality of being a leader.
On the player’s page you will be able to check how much “match experience” the player has gained during the current season. This will be shown as a percentage. This percentage also shows how much your player will get out of the skill update at the season update. The maximum of the match experience is 100%. This means that if the player only has gained 15% match experience then the player will only develop 15% at the skill update.
The number of matches required to get 100% match experience during the season will be hard to say. But in leagues playing 14 rounds (like in our official league systems), the minimum number of matches required will be about 3 matches. In leagues playing fewer rounds the minimum required will be less than 3 matches and in leagues playing more rounds during the season the minimum required will be more than 3 matches. One thing that also is new is that if a player is substitued and only plays 5 minutes it will not count as a whole match but instead be counted as if the player played 30 minutes. In other words the matches will be divided into half hours.
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Time in club will count
Since the new match experience counter was added it has come to attention that the match experience required for full development will have to depend on how long the player has been in the club. This means that if the player only has been in the club for part of the season then he won't require as much match experience for full development.
But as the player (that is skill updated when bought on the transfer market) already has "cashed out" some of his seasonal development for the time period before he came to his current club he will then only be able to "cash out" for the part of the season that the player has been in his current club.
In other words this means that if a player came to the club during the ongoing season he won't have as much in the development deposit to cash out as players that has been in the club the whole season. It will also work the same with the skill update made when a player is sold on the transfer market. If the player is sold in the middle of a season he will then collect development for the part of the season he has been in the club and that is what the skill update will be based on.
This also means that the requirement of number of form notations is removed. It won't matter how many form notations the player has received since he came to the club. The player is able to be skill updated even if he only has one form notation.
There is one exception and that is players bought through vip direct transfers within private leagues as those players aren't skill updated when they are transfered but instead those players will carry their form notations and average form with them. These adjustments applies to players bought on the transfer market only. Talents from the youth team are considered as original players and will be counted as if they been in the club the whole season.
These adjustments are already in effect.
I'm guessing that you missed my valedictory Alberts 5-1 away win against them in the off season last then;).Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Come back in three and a bit seasons and we'll see:p.
That was a fairly strong and in high form side we put out, so ominous..though why you had to put in your best performances ever twice against us :mad: :D
Match Experience is exactly like that. Carl Dolan got 74% ME after the first game whereas Braidy Boyle has just reached 100%
As ever, it's the strikers left now that are in trouble with ME with only Isgren sorted.
Once they reach 100%, if they're not played again for the rest of the season do they still stay at 100%?
Yep. I'll often leave out young players on high form if they've 100% ME, so I can maintain their form without threat of injury.
In my newest female team, I got a 16yr old junior 4* with cool and intelligent SQ and average form of 16 and current form of 20 for weeks. All going good, possibly a 17 6* on the cards...second last game of the season, she comes on as a sub for an injury and has dropped 5 form bars. She didn't need the ME either :mad:
Drunk Babysitters 3-1 Landenstown Forest
Pants AFC 0-4 UCD AFC
Provisional SRFC 3-1 Sligo Rovers F.C.
Loftys Lazy 11 6-3 Cobh Ramblers F.C
Patsys Fags 4 - 1 Sligo Starlets
Wexford Boys 1 - 1 Holidaysong FC
Ragball Rovers 2 - 1 Gates of Steel
Burton Albion FC 4 - 0 SRFC Sligo Rovers
The First Division remains a 3 from 4 race with only 2 points covering the top 4. Wexford's game in hand should be enough to see them safe. I'm away to second from bottom Starlets in my next match and then two home games to finish. I've a 100% record at home this season so feeling confident enough.
Think I'm gonna take a risk now and play a few inexperienced lads in order to get their match experience up. Can't see meself staying up now anyway.
Dunno, if ye beat us next week you'll be out of the Relegation Zone, given that Forest have UCD - thats provided UCD put out a full strength team. If you DO win next we're in serious trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Absolutely demolished by UCD today, no complaints at all. Gonna sack Camoranesi. Aboyne, and Pearcy tonight...so that I have no choice but to use the younger players. 1st Div here we come :D
Deserved win for Ragball tonight - more's the pity. Makes the last four rounds very tight! I reckon that the result will not have been the death of our chances, rather that it means they die a little earlier, as I'll outline for cash!
Asbrink and Sjoholm, maybe Skaggmark too...Quote:
Originally Posted by dancinpants
Not in the position to not take the three points, but still, we should've won by more with that many chances and those ratings.
We've played a game more than most, so we're in big big trouble. dp, sligoman - I think risking the youth players I think are the best decisions you've ever made, you should do just that :) :) [/desperate]
All but relegated now! terrible. Thought I'd do better!
Just a draw will do tonight to lift the trophy. Can add that to my win in the Xpert League last week which has finally seen me get out of Div 5.:)
Bye bye Premier Division.
:mad: f*ck it!!! didn't need that loss tonight, ah well its squeaky bum time now
Mahoosive win on the road without Boyle, Davidsson or Di Napoli, but still only three points ahead of Pants, equal GD and one game more played.
Incredibly tight
Congratulations Dman - more than deserved winners :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
However I think this season will be remembered for the relegation battle - anyone from 3rd to 9th can get relegated :eek: Great win tonight and just as happy with the clean sheet given Sjolund, Tone, and Slaney all started in defence!!!
And heres one for the longer standing members of the league - just TODAY Greg Carstairs scoring record has been finally equaled!!! :eek: