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Anybody have an idea of how much training you get for less than 48 minutes??
I ask cuz we only got 2 games this week and well a lot of guys are gonna end up with partial, not full 48.

Is it like a % based on how many minutes you played??? So like if you played 23 minutes is that 23/48ths of full training? If you played 24 minutes is that like 1/2 as much as a full training???
Or is it just any player who gets a minute in that position gets like 1/2 training or something? Like if a guy played a minute at that position(had 3rd string guy end up getting a minute) does that mean 1/48 of full training (which is probably 0, depending how detailed the sublevels are) or like 1/2 of training or like a default .0001 (whatever the lowest denomination of the subratings is)???

I know people talk about subratings, but I just wonder if you train an older player, low potential, not right size, limited minutes, team training etc.. and they are do for a reallly really gradual increase are they gonna just not increaes AT ALL, or is their a really really minute sublevel boost rating that is like detailed to the .01 level so a specific training pattern might take 100 weeks to pop, but will still in theory eventually pop?

I ask for this reason- Should I try to get guys over 48 this week or just go for 4X minutes for the same group of guys I would be getting 48 with in a 3game week?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts or insites from game developers, fellow players and vets.

Nobody (other than the BBs, and they're not telling) knows the exact percentage of training you receive for minutes played less than 48 per week, but it is not a direct percentage. As in, if you play 24 minutes, you're not getting 50% training. From what people have said, if a player gets 47 minutes in a week, it's a steep drop from 48 minutes, maybe 90% training. And it's downhill from there.

Its not linear, getting a player 24 minutes won't get him half training , it will be a lot less then half training.

10 % for the first minute i think is way to hard, but it is more then 1/48 but i will expect 4% for it.