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205689.6 in reply to 205689.5
Date: 1/2/2012 1:53:16 PM
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There are a lot of different theories on exactly how much training a player will lose with <48 minutes but I've never heard or read that 47 = 20. The less training minutes they have, the less training that player will recieve.

The only thing that most people seem to agree on is that if the player recieves 47 out of 48 minutes, the player is losing more than 2% of his full training.

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Date: 1/2/2012 2:07:37 PM
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Here is what I found in the manual. I'm not 100 percent sure what this means, but I took it to mean that you're not guaranteed any certain amount of training if you fall short of the 48M.........

...........playing a player 24 minutes at a training position does not mean that that player will receive 50% training at the update. Training is not linear, it is exponential.

I take the word exponential to mean there is no assigned value to the number, meaning there is no assigned training value to 47 minutes or to 20 minutes, meaning you could get the same training for 20 minutes that you receive for 47 minutes. At the same time, I take it to mean that you could actually get more training for 20 minutes than you would for 47 minutes because it is random.

Again, I could be wrong on all of this. I'm only stating my opinions for purpose of conversation.

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205689.8 in reply to 205689.7
Date: 1/2/2012 2:18:10 PM
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You're just interpreting it wrong. Exponential doesn't mean random. 47 training minutes is still significantly better than 20.

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Date: 1/2/2012 2:39:16 PM
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I know exponential doesn't mean random, it means there is no value assigned to a certain component. If there is no value assigned to 47 minutes and no value assigned to 20 minutes, then how are you guaranteed to get better training for 47min than 20 min? Seems that would automatically make the amount of training you got for each number random since there is no vaue assigned to either. I could be wrong, but this is how I take it.

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205689.11 in reply to 205689.9
Date: 1/2/2012 2:49:19 PM
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You are free to interpret it however you want, but I would ask yourself how this interpretation makes any logical sense?

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205689.12 in reply to 205689.11
Date: 1/2/2012 2:58:32 PM
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I never said it made any sense. It makes perfect sense that 47 minutes training would get better training than 20 minutes. But I've got to ask you, if there is no assigned value to either 47 minutes or 20 minutes, then how does one get a higher value than the other?

What you're saying, and you could be correct I'm not debating that at all, is that there is actually an assigned value to 47 minutes and 20 minutes? I think there would have to be assigned values to each number if one is guaranteed to get more training than the other.

What is the exact meaning to the word exponential?

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205689.14 in reply to 205689.13
Date: 1/2/2012 7:22:08 PM
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Just learn math guys :) u will know what exponential means :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_function xD :).U probably wont get it but 47 min is way better then 20 mins...and u should train 6 players :) let that two with 47

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205689.15 in reply to 205689.14
Date: 1/2/2012 8:25:01 PM
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exponential (ěk'spə-něn'shəl) Pronunciation Key
Relating to a mathematical expression containing one or more exponents. ◇ Something is said to increase or decrease exponentially if its rate of change must be expressed using exponents. A graph of such a rate would appear not as a straight line, but as a curve that continually becomes steeper or shallower.

So I'm guessing that the loss of training minutes will multiply
with each missed minute.
Thus 47 not so bad
46 worse by a multiple and so on and so on...
So that 44 minutes is plenty worse than 47

Can someone please tell me I'm ok or way off base on this

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