Training In Franchise

[Mephiskapheles]

It says that if you don't train a player his attributes can decrease. I'm controlling all teams as far as transactions (trades and releases). I let the CPU set their lineups/rotations and send up/down. I don't set injuries. I'm doing everything myself for my team.

So do I have to set training for every player on every team? Is there a way I'm not seeing to have the CPU control everything on the other 29 teams besides trades and releases?

[Chetballard]

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Good question I would like to know too. In all my years playing the show never really messed with training. Still early in my season so if it makes a differnce guess I need to start training

[The Chef]

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Fairly sure you can set auto for training in the mode management section or whatever its called for that profile that youre using for the other 29 teams. I dont even do training for my own team and when I go and look at the training area on the game it has everything working and says auto next to each player as well as what training they are working on. Im not by the game so apologies for not getting 100% specific but Im pretty sure it will do it on its own for you.

[Mizzou24]

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Generally takes 3-5 weeks to notice training starting to take affect


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[forme95]

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Ive wondered too about the training screen. Mine are all on AUTO, but there are some guys that have like -1 above certain attributes. So I have moved the training to correspond with that.

[wolfpack23]

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Okay

Back on point. In regards to player stat decreases even while training. I think what happens is if the players overall exceeds their potential rating the game starts to balance the two out. By doing so it decreases certain attributes regardless of what you train.

Also it usually takes at least a month for training to take effect. I personally let the computer handle most of my training when it comes to the low level prospects and MLB vets. I handle all of my own training for prospects B potential and above as well as my MLB players under 30.

[dregos]

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I always felt like manually dealing with TRAINING and SCOUTING just made the game far too easy.

[Pezell04x]

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I'm currently using auto training. I'd like to manually train so I can get a real feel for franchise as I already scout manually. My question is simple:

How long should I have my players training at one thing? A month? Two months?

[NDAlum]

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I always felt like manually dealing with TRAINING and SCOUTING just made the game far too easy.

Man I had the #1 pick in the draft and I really don't share this opinion. I knew I was getting an A potential blue chip guy but it's not like Mike Trout or Stephen Strasburg were just sitting there and no doubt picks.

Scouting is tough as heck for me as well. I feel like I barely scout any guys.




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