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Yeah, it's on my "to do" list when I can be bothered, along with a couple of player name changes.
Also, that lower right pic goes as proof that Development Sheets are not exactly "accurate" (and the GKs never had training boosts). Alright, to the players.
Big update incoming! I'll post stats for my entire squad inside the spoilers (GK + DF, MF and ATT), with the most relevant players outside. Before that, paging [MENTION=228218]Silver Surfer[/MENTION].
As you can see the training boost does exist in my ML
Already peaked, but I'll hold on to him. Great keeper, not the best around but quite good regardless.
Flourished and became this. What a monster, hardly loses any battle, be it aerial or physical. Crucial.
This is what happens when you reverse Bale. Kinda enough for defensive duties (speed and stamina help),
incredible when attacking. Just like the real deal.
Great sub. Gives enough guarantees for me not to worry. Develops like mad, and there's still room for more!
One of those players I'll never sell. Plays well above his OVR, and his passing range + Low Lofted Pass + Long Ball Expert is too good to miss.
The ultimate understated monster. Like Puyol, and not only on the hairstyle department. It honestly feels like cheating.
He can overtake Neymar. He can dispossess Ibra (and every other player). Another one I won't sell.
Building the future. Training will be on Defence until he retires, the rest is already perfect. Surprisingly good aerial ability.
Great crossing, great defensive capabilities, shit stamina. I mean, real shit. Won't go past 70 mins,
and I really like to push my fullbacks forward. Still, great LB.
Bench player, nothing more to say. Needs more dribbling, the rest is quite good. Waiting on Coentrão.
Cancelo's counterpart. Nevertheless gets forward quite often, but it's simply not comparable to Cancelo.
The captain. Textbook, someone said. Hell yeah it's textbook. Over 150 tackles a season. Holds my midfield all by himself.
At last a fitting nickname! Everything goes through the feet of this man. Every season he's the one with most dribbles,
passes completed and received. Everybody that likes PES should try a player like this at least once. It's pure joy.
Neves' sub. Like Sá, gives just enough guarantees for me not to worry. Great passing, similar to Flávio Ferreira.
He really is Zidane-esque. First season was difficult for Gomes, Sanches was the man, but that dribbling does make a difference.
Strong, decently fast, powerful shot. But just... develops too slowly. Still waiting for a breakthrough.
Developing steadily, gives a different approach to the game compared to Bernardo.
Faster, more physical, it really feels different. Won the place over Marcos Lopes.
Was shit before the flourish. Then, bam!, Lewandowski. Needs to improve in the aerial department though,
hardly win any battles in corners/crosses.
Started on the right. Crucial to the team. Them flourished and became the star alongside Bernardo.
With Iuri's explosion was moved to the left, thus completing the Ronaldo-Transformation TM.
That dribbling was 80 before the flourish. That's what a bit of training can do.
This is Messi. Messi is a Portuguese starlet that exploded to the world around season 2, and now destroys defences for fun.
Messi likes to dribble around the opposition players and make them beg for mercy. Also enjoys the casual
long range piledriver that turns GKs into little girls.
Ivo Rodrigues. Product of Porto's youth system. Sent Ivan Cavaleiro to Greece. I really like him. Probably the player
that showed me Dribbling and Ball Control take priority over raw Speed.
And then there's Quaresma, that takes that raw Speed and adds raw Technique. You all know this fella.
Was the main man upfront until André Silva's flourish. His dribbling still goes a long way vs more closed in teams. Truly a sub of the highest caliber.
To end the post, the complete squad + main game plan.
