[87Birdman]

So my take on the xp system is I think it can work there are just some things I don't like. Mainly some positions just don't get hardly any xp.

I think I good cure for this would be the whole team gets xp every week. Their developmental levels, how they perform, and even coaches can effect how much they get. They could even keep the focus training on some players.

Then for the game planning say the scouts found out what they preferred passing/running blitzes/zines/man and key players. And you take that info and say you are playing the patriots it might day on offense they like to pass and gronk is a key player. So for defense you set the game plan to try to stop gronk in the passing game do your drills and get your small boost. Now the patriots could go straight run and that game prep becomes not very helpful as the boost wouldn't help them in that regard.

So there would still be game planning and everyone would get xp which than you pretend how you went about it and with some basic factors determining how they get those points you can build a team the way you want without some players suffering from thelack of making plays and getting no xp. Aka shut down corner who does his job. Obviate on the field stats would probably give the smallest boost as they are lopsided as it is with some positions.

But that it just how I view would be a good way about going about it.

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