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193580.2 in reply to 193580.1
Date: 8/7/2011 3:59:37 PM
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Scrimmages don't count, cup games do. It takes a while for experience to grow, and it depends on how serious the competition is (that is, a league II game will provide a bigger boost to experience than a league V game)

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193580.3 in reply to 193580.2
Date: 8/7/2011 4:10:09 PM
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Scrimmages do count,

Read the Game Manual

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193580.4 in reply to 193580.3
Date: 8/7/2011 4:13:42 PM
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OK, I stand corrected. I had just read it somewhere and assumed it to be true.

"The primary purpose of a scrimmage is to give your team an extra day of training and experience", you're right ;)

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193580.5 in reply to 193580.4
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193580.6 in reply to 193580.2
Date: 8/7/2011 8:01:17 PM
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Ok, that makes more sense as my trainee's competition was almost entirely against extremely inactive D. V teams.

But has anybody done any research on about how many minutes average it takes for a player to pop? If not I'll go through some of my older players that have been drafted, but a lot of stuff to sort through if somebody's already done it haha

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193580.7 in reply to 193580.6
Date: 8/7/2011 8:10:13 PM
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don't count minutes... count games played instead...

for a rookie to play regular starter play on league and cup games, it takes a season tp have a pop at experience.

for a rookie to play as starter in leagues and cup, and to play in a U21/NT... I think it takes 1 and a half season to have 2 pops in experience. (based on experience on one player)

Don't take my word for it, however. It's better to experience it yourself firsthand... and I'm not really sure if potential has a factor in it either.

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193580.8 in reply to 193580.7
Date: 8/8/2011 12:47:54 AM
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Hi Katchafire, just a couple of questions:

1) Would age be a factor as well?

2) When you say "for a rookie to play regular starter play on league and cup games, it takes a season tp have a pop at experience" does it mean he has to play all 22 regular season games as well as all the cup and scrimmages?

Am curious as to the rate as well as my 23 year old just popped in XP - to pitiful. He's been playing in at least half of the total games played (regular season plus cup plus scrimmages) these past 4-5 seasons (up to S16).

By inference based on that player it would take at least 2-3 seasons for a pop in XP.


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193580.9 in reply to 193580.8
Date: 8/8/2011 1:19:27 AM
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1) Would age be a factor as well?


nope.

2) When you say "for a rookie to play regular starter play on league and cup games, it takes a season tp have a pop at experience" does it mean he has to play all 22 regular season games as well as all the cup and scrimmages?


in my experience, yeah. each game counts for something, experience-wise

Am curious as to the rate as well as my 23 year old just popped in XP - to pitiful. He's been playing in at least half of the total games played (regular season plus cup plus scrimmages) these past 4-5 seasons (up to S16).


in his first three years, did he play more on league games or just scrimmages?

and again, i dunno also if potential plays a factor in the experience pop.


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193580.11 in reply to 193580.9
Date: 8/8/2011 4:22:09 AM
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in his first three years, did he play more on league games or just scrimmages?



hmmm first 2 seasons mostly cup and scrimmage at 1 or 2 games a week with a minimum of 48 minutes played a week.

I didnt move him into the regular rotation until his 3rd season.

So for an XP pop based on my 1 player its its 1-2 full Seasons (?)

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