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Another Proposal: Training
If possible, could players be given the option of training (ie hitting the nets etc.) to improve their stats? It could be done as follows...
If a player is not training, everything is done as normal. If a player is in training, every day they DON'T play a FC/A-List game (including days where no game is played for that team), they are given one day of training. During this day, they can improve their ratings/simming stats by a certain amount in either batting or bowling. During this day, they also increase their chances of getting injured by a certain amount. I don't think this could be done for fielding due to the fact that fielding changes in multiples of 3 and therefore can't have very small changes like batting/bowling can have (eg. 0.1 run increase on batting). If a player is injured, they can't train anymore. What the amounts would be is what would be the main debate. It could be 0.2 improvement in batting / bowling simming stats for double the chance of injury or something... dunno. But that would be ideal, really. If you were sitting out for 10 games, you could add a couple of runs to your average via long days in the nets. The catch is activity - some players are inactive in this place and shouldn't really be given an advantage. For this reason, I'd suggest making a thread where the player has to 'sign in' for his training every day he's not played. This is all very early days in the idea, so a huge amount could be worked on, but I think the idea of injury-risk-for-training is the best idea I've heard so far as to how we can allow for players to improve their play, and it also allows for those who sign up with poor stats to improve instead of just sitting on the sidelines in every game. |
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It sounds like a fantastic idea and could be really good with a little refinement. I personally haven't been good enough to play every FC game so I like the idea of being able to improve to possibly get into the team - and it'd be a gamble as well as to whether I'd want the risk of injury and whatnot. Sounds like a very good idea thus far.
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Ah man, I swear we're the ultimate team Towns. Your random brain and logic makes everything possible. B) Anyway, I like it (obviously) Anyway, I'd say the risk of injury should be dependant on the amount of training you do. It would be a bit harsh for someone to do one day of training and then get injured for a month. There should be a fatigue meter of some sorts, and the higher your fatigue the more likely you are to get injured. Well, if that's possible anyway.
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Needs a cap.
I'd be willing to get injured to add 10 onto me simming average
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Maybe to show activity each player signs up every 1/4 for training, rather then everyday. Very good idea though.
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Call me old fashioned, but I'm not a huge fan of the idea, tbh. Seems abit like when WCC used finances and the IRL sign up. Imo, it's just complicating a simple game
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It has its merits, but I don't know how the increased injury likelihood is going to come into being with the present simulator.
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Eyes not spreadsheets
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Yes, I knew that from the way I did the WCC injuries before it was decided to launch a coup, but it does then just double the chances of being selected - which seems a tad harsh for training!
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let's go!
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Then you'd have to not start 100 games if it was a 0.1 increase each game. I'm not including the off-season. And with the increased chance of injury, you may take a lot longer than 3-4 seasons without startig a game to do that.
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As for the idea, as as been said, it has its merits. I think you should only be able to train on one thing though, and that must be disclosed by the player (such as batting average, bowling SR or bowling ER).
I'm ion favour because I'm desperate to improve my bowling SR! (Problem is contracted players won't be allowed to train so freely due to more chance of injury). |
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