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192339.528 in reply to 192339.526
Date: 12/16/2011 5:41:49 AM
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There have been some slowdown issues reported on young NT hopefuls, and elsewhere in the forums. Here's a fine example from Astragoth: (199625.32)


Elastic effect. My then 22y old was popping just fine from 13 to 14 and from 14 to 15 in OD; pop every two weeks. However, he had DR 14 and HA 13.

Then again, for the first time in his "career", my U21 player needed 3 weeks for OD to pop (14 to 15). His DR and HA are both 13. But except for ID, he has low inside skills so maybe CT was bringing that down a bit. If CT had such a great effect like you are claiming to have from this example, my player should employ at least 4 weeks to pop in OD - and that's not the case.

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There have been some slowdown issues reported on young NT hopefuls, and elsewhere in the forums. Here's a fine example from Astragoth: (199625.32)


Elastic effect. My then 22y old was popping just fine from 13 to 14 and from 14 to 15 in OD; pop every two weeks. However, he had DR 14 and HA 13.

Then again, for the first time in his "career", my U21 player needed 3 weeks for OD to pop (14 to 15). His DR and HA are both 13. But except for ID, he has low inside skills so maybe CT was bringing that down a bit. If CT had such a great effect like you are claiming to have from this example, my player should employ at least 4 weeks to pop in OD - and that's not the case.

I fail to see how you player is like the example Astragoth posted. His player didn't have a single skill within five levels of the one he was training, whereas yours had/has two skills within two levels of the skill in question, and both of those skills are secondary to the trained skill. I think you're comparing oranges and tangerines.

I don't claim to know anything about CT for certain, as I don't believe we've had enough time to experiment with it to have enough data to draw too many conclusions. But there have been posts like Astragoth's that suggest that, at very high levels, it makes sense to stop training something for a while until the player's other skills catch up.

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Date: 12/16/2011 7:40:13 AM
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I don't claim to know anything about CT for certain, as I don't believe we've had enough time to experiment with it to have enough data to draw too many conclusions. But there have been posts like Astragoth's that suggest that, at very high levels, it makes sense to stop training something for a while until the player's other skills catch up.


Exactly. But not only beacause of CT...also because of elastic effect.

I don't know how I am comparing oranges and tangerines... My player has 3 skills that are 12 or more levels below his OD and his OD wasn't affected so much as Astragoth's was. I believe that's what you were trying to say. And I say Astragoth's player's OD is so slow because of elastic effect and not because of CT.

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Date: 12/16/2011 7:25:25 PM
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I don't claim to know anything about CT for certain, as I don't believe we've had enough time to experiment with it to have enough data to draw too many conclusions. But there have been posts like Astragoth's that suggest that, at very high levels, it makes sense to stop training something for a while until the player's other skills catch up.


Exactly. But not only beacause of CT...also because of elastic effect.

I don't know how I am comparing oranges and tangerines... My player has 3 skills that are 12 or more levels below his OD and his OD wasn't affected so much as Astragoth's was. I believe that's what you were trying to say. And I say Astragoth's player's OD is so slow because of elastic effect and not because of CT.

OK, and I'll be more than happy to agree with you if you can point to me one instance similar to Astragoth's example that happened before CT was implemented.

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192339.532 in reply to 192339.531
Date: 12/17/2011 9:04:47 PM
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I am not impressed. I got 2 young PG to train. I am only training these 2 guys and the lest to weeks I have been training PRESSURE.

Last week:
Player A trained Outside Defense
Player B trained Inside defense

This week:
Player A trained Inside Defense and Driving
Player B trained Outside defense.

Why would I want these guys training Intside defense???

Last edited by mikpj at 12/22/2011 10:13:38 PM

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Date: 12/17/2011 9:44:35 PM
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What?

Pressure trains mainly OD but improves ID, HN and DV.

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192339.534 in reply to 192339.532
Date: 12/17/2011 10:21:22 PM
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Second Team:
Canada Purple Haze BC
To perfectly honest
If I was training pressure
and both guys got pops in ID & OD in 2 weeks
I would be thrilled

And I'm confused
why wouldn't you want OD from a PG?

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Date: 12/21/2011 9:31:30 PM
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Why would i want ID on my PGs

Last edited by mikpj at 12/22/2011 10:14:14 PM

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Date: 12/21/2011 9:45:41 PM
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Again you baffle me. Good job sir.

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Joke, ironic or zero basket?

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