Fran >> Šeštadienis balandis 10 - 21:05

anyone knows a pratical way of calculating the total of experience points that a player has spent? something like looking at the 'times trained' of an attribute and using a formula

Numpty >> Šeštadienis balandis 10 - 21:43, Pataisyta Šeštadienis balandis 10 - 21:46

Yes.

I produced a formula for doing this a while ago. It should be on the forum somewhere if you search for it...

Is this what you want?

https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/forum/home-en?topic=86721

Fran >> Šeštadienis balandis 10 - 21:57

ohh, thanks Numpty, this is exactly what I was searching, for some reason i couldn't find before

Numpty >> Šeštadienis balandis 10 - 22:02, Pataisyta Šeštadienis balandis 10 - 22:03

To be honest I'm a bit surprised that someone else wants it.

I was nuts enough to produce the formulae in the first place - and they seemed about as popular as breaking wind in a lift. :D

I have them coded in a spreadsheet for my own use.

Fran >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 05:06, Pataisyta sekmadienis balandis 11 - 05:07

i was really interested in this hahaha, my major interest in this game comes from the progression of young players, which I think is a cool idea, so I was analysing how much xp my youngs could get and the level they can reach. I was surprised that there isn't any answers in your formula post, they are really easy to use if I open a online calculator, copy-paste and substitute

Numpty >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 07:36

Did you mean you wanted something like a table giving the cost of say 50, 60, 70 etc. trainings? 

Fran >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 20:31

it isn't what I wanted, but now you have said it, I think it would be a cool idea but not really necessary, it's already possible to do the calculations

however, it gives me a idea of a table doing the relation of star values to number of trainings, is it possible?

for example: a 26 years old player with 120 trainings in scoring haves around 8.65 of value (i've looked at Francis Chalana, one of my players)

there is any means to predict / calculate that?

Numpty >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 20:37, Pataisyta sekmadienis balandis 11 - 20:39

I don't have a formula and I doubt if anyone else has. 

It would be possible, in theory, to work it out but it would be an equation with about 9 or 10 variables. It's also non-linear, so it's very complicated. Plus the fact that you're also working with rounded values so that adds to the difficulty.

Lee >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 20:46

Numpty - are you a maths professor?

Fran >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 20:58

this is a good question Lee

but anyways, I also thought that this calculus would be sooo much beyond, so maybe it's better to not have a headache with it

Numpty >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 21:17

Lol @Lee, no. :D

Although many years ago I did read the beano at university. Maths was also supposed to be a large part of the curriculum, but the extra-curriculum stuff was much more fun ... :D  

Lee >> sekmadienis balandis 11 - 23:33

The Beano was a good read but I was more into the WWII Warlord comic, and Judge Dredd - plus sneaking a read of my brother's Viz.

By 'extra-curricular' I'm assuming you mean the chess club, and debate team?!