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daedalus 06-27-2003 12:34 AM

Keepers in Weak Form
 
Okies . . .

So, heading into a game against the best team in my serie, my form went to crap because I f'ed up my friendly. I have enough depth to cover most spots but my keeper's form went to weak. Ugh. What kind of performance drop should I expect? A full star?

Rich1033 06-27-2003 03:53 AM

Nah, I doubt a you would lose a full star. You probably will lose half a star if his form was passable before training. Im sure you already know that 2 levels of form equals one skill level. So if he was putting up 2 1/2*s as a high passable, I would still expect 2*s out of him. (I believe thats what a high Inad keeper in passable form would put up.)

This is all just my best guess.

FrogMan 06-27-2003 06:46 AM

rule of thumb we've seen (sometimes presented by DataKing, among others) is that two levels of form is like a drop of one level of skill. It's even mor straightforward with keepers, since there's only one skill. So I'd say a weak for passable keeper would perform like a passable form inadequate keeper, or just about... Probably half a star loss...

FM

daedalus 06-27-2003 02:02 PM

Oh. Okie-dokies. Thanks, y'all. :)

DataKing 06-28-2003 11:13 AM

I've noticed that two levels of form roughly equates to one level of skill. The more analysis I do, the more I lean towards a ratio of 2.5 form : 1 skill.


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