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What is the purpose of training a player with a high intensive training level?
You will have to give a rest for players with low energy at some time in future and they will not gain the training points for that week. Or you will have to set a training on low level and your player will lose 20% of training points he achieved on high level 
Putting this on calculator, your players will not get their training points faster |
| Last edited on 2016-12-28 at 2:28 |
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| It baffles me as well. The only "good" reason I can think of is that it allows transfer market flippers to sell players faster and for a higher price to gullible managers. But honestly I doubt that is worth it either, since high intensity training applies to your first team players as well. |
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| Yes, you definitely can't train your players at a high level if you compete in a top divisions. |
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| I never buy players with low energy, because to get them at 100 will cost training for all players. As I see it. |
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| IHOCreturns | |
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| Trust the process - Philadelphia 76ers |
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