Promising Players

swisst · 13-11-2003, 14:55

Anybody got any tips on how to best develop promosing players?

What attributes do you build up first? How many games do you have before you can stop developing the players?

Any info greatly appreciated.

jimmymac · 13-11-2003, 19:04

[QUOTE=swisst]Anybody got any tips on how to best develop promosing players?

What attributes do you build up first? How many games do you have before you can stop developing the players?
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To get the most points the player needs to play every game and preferably the full 90 mins. You also seem to get more points if you win.

In view of this it is best to get stamina to 99 and also train their stability to max so they can play consecutive games without getting tired.

On pes2 you seemed to get about 1 season to train them, but I am not about pes3.
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swisst · 13-11-2003, 19:24

Thanks for that, sounds like common sense.
How is the points system broken down, I know its something to do with playing whole matches, and playing in a winning side etc.

MatPhillips · 13-11-2003, 20:46

i bought Ibsen, he's an 18 year old norwegian striker and now plays regularly instead of Ronaldo!!! i was skeptical as to how good you can get them at first, but he's excellent now.

like the man said, put his stamina and conditioning up a bit so he lasts full matches then add what you think is most important 1st (e.g striker=shot power, technique, balance,heading) then add to other attributes when you've got the basics sorted out!

swisst · 13-11-2003, 21:36

Thanks again, Ibsen is the player that I've bought. Had PES2 but never bothered to try the promising players bit. Quite like the idea of it now though.

MatPhillips · 13-11-2003, 22:53

Yeah, he's good, i've heard loads of good things about Pilniak and Lavisse too, prob buy them next!

i think you get Ibsen for a substantial time. hope you do with others too. bought a goalie who i trained for 1 or 2 matches, how stupid is that?

FrostBound · 14-11-2003, 00:08

Petipa is the player I've been able to train for most games. Piliniak gets pretty far. Van gogh, Turner, Raimondi are players which you shouldn't waste your time on.

The players get more points the higher rating they get in a game.

Danny7 · 14-11-2003, 06:47

i got nowt from lavisse. moraes and pillinak has been my best

swisst · 14-11-2003, 14:24

Thanks again guys, certainly got some more to train once I've finished Ibsen then.

MatPhillips · 15-11-2003, 20:39

the goalie i was on about is Goya, he's rubbish!! I've got Lavisse and Hugo now, one's a Centre back, one's a Defensive Midfielder, how do you train them up? they hardly touch the ball! do goals still affect them or is it tackles and stuff?

FrostBound · 16-11-2003, 20:09

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Originally Posted by MatPhillips

the goalie i was on about is Goya, he's rubbish!! I've got Lavisse and Hugo now, one's a Centre back, one's a Defensive Midfielder, how do you train them up? they hardly touch the ball! do goals still affect them or is it tackles and stuff?

Both probably, since both tackling and scoring gives the player a higher rating.

***Hunter*** · 16-11-2003, 20:21

who is da best player to train would u say and where does he play?

FrostBound · 16-11-2003, 20:37

Of the ones I've tried, Petipa is the best.

dblpool · 16-11-2003, 23:39

som1 please give me som advise ! on my master league the promising players that i have bought dont seem to train up very much because after i get 3 of the stats up to 99 they don't appear in my training list anymore. how do i make them last for a while so that i can get more 99's on their stats?
thanks

MatPhillips · 17-11-2003, 00:23

Cheers Frostbound!

DBLPool, i dont know if there is anything you can do! my understanding is each player has a predetermined amount of time and it changes from player to player!