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BAL growth curve

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minenow

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has anyone seen their player "beat" the growth curve? In other words has anyone seen the red dot that denotes your players current position on the curve be ABOVE the line rather than on it?
Could consistent high performance ratings effect the curve and your players relation to it? I've only just started my third season on BAL but anyone further down the line seen any evidence of this?
 
Dale C.

Dale C.

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I'm centre forward, in my 4th season (probly explains it because im young) and average rating is 7.0

Top player aswell
 
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minenow

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dalechapman said:
I'm centre forward, in my 4th season (probly explains it because im young) and average rating is 7.0

Top player aswell
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looks like there could be a correlation then between consistent good performances and improving quicker than the curve suggests. Anyone else out there seen this?
 
Red Owl

Red Owl

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noncasus said:
wait so the red ball is your "actual" curve instead of your projected path?
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Yeah it is - it was on ML last season and worked the same way - basically playing most matches gets you above the projected line it seems.
 
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minenow

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noncasus said:
wait so the red ball is your "actual" curve instead of your projected path?
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the red ball is your players current position in relation to the curve - if it's above your developing at a quicker rate than your projected path. I'm still finding out for sure but I think that an average of 6.0 or so for your rating will keep you on the projected path. Anything over a 6.5 average rating will sit you above the path - which means that it's definitely possible to be achieving mid or even top 90 stats if you can regularly achieve a high game rating. World Player of the Year? Oh yes.
 
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samwinn

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Yeah mines well above the line and has been for a while, im 22 and have been averaging 6.5+ on top player.
 
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minenow

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possibly - although my legend is nowhere near that age in order to see fo myself. Anyone out there with legends in their late 20's early 30's that have stayed consistently above the growth curve and noticed a prolonged plateau before dipping?
One thing for sure though if good performances do "beat" the curve then it means the curve itself is not set in stone i.e decline could be later than originally depicted. Be nice to see if anyone could confirm this though...
 
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