So i think ROTATING will develop my players better, but should i ever use CONDITION in my training regime? when? maybe 1 or 2 days before an upcoming fixture,
It has been discussed in this thread before, just take a look =)
a) "Conditioning" should not be left out, as it also trains condition (important aspect ^^).
b) The comparison to BAL has been mentioned here somewhere, where you always have a few days of "conditioning" before each match (makes sense to have "fresh" players at each match).
So as you said, conditioning few days before a match might be best solution. But nobody can say for sure, it's too soon and you'd have to do a lot of testing ^^
by using ROTATION how much further more my players stats will increase comparing using just CONDITION, for example SANTON 83 overall when joined, using CONDITION will get 84 overall at the end of 1 season, 87 overall if using ROTATION, do you mean this is what will happen by using ROTATION?
Yes, that's what I meant, only that the differences will be higher. It's simple math, just combine/add all the blue and red bars of the trainings and you'll end up with "little red bar" in each category. With pure conditioning, you wouldn't have that.
But that's just my theory (even if it sounds plausible), and I surely didn't play 2 whole seasons ML (one with rotation, another with conditioning) to proove it ^^
In simulation though, team values didn't increase that much withing 1 month with conditioning only. Rotating training each week increased each attribute by at least 1 though in that month!
I also prefer to just watch the players develop at a consistent and fair level, in relation to players on the CPU teams. In in my previous masterleagues I have preferred to limit the amount of development I give my players to roughly the same level that the CPU can develop their own players, to try and retain a fair balance in the masterleague. Its just personal preference, I expect that everyone plays ML differently and for many the fun is developing an all-time great team (which really is the way Konami have usually designed it to be played).
Ok, makes sense. Just try and find out if that suits for you =)
And as optimistic said, you won't forget training ^^ Also, if you don't change training (except "condition"), some players will complain after a while ^^