How to keep the older riders from improving?
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kissaha |
Posted on 01-04-2012 21:46
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I'm wondering how you can keep all the older riders from improving drastically before they start declining? If you lower their potential, their stats will decrease too fast when they hit their "declining age". I'm tired of having Contador reaching 85MO and 80TT in just a year, it's just not very realistic, and makes longer saves unrealistic. So how can you keep the riders who are unlikely to improve from improving? |
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Posted on 01-04-2012 21:56
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kissaha wrote:
I'm wondering how you can keep all the older riders from improving drastically before they start declining? If you lower their potential, their stats will decrease too fast when they hit their "declining age". I'm tired of having Contador reaching 85MO and 80TT in just a year, it's just not very realistic, and makes longer saves unrealistic. So how can you keep the riders who are unlikely to improve from improving?
Editting their LIM stats in the DB
Sure someone will briefly explain you how to...
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lluuiiggii |
Posted on 01-04-2012 22:05
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Yeah can't think of another way now but editing their stat limits in the DB. I also dislike the fact that the best riders still have room to improve in a career (so several riders end up with 84-85).
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Posted on 01-04-2012 22:09
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I was hoping for another answer I know of this option, but it is extremely time consuming to research and edit so many riders. Aren't there any files which determines the way riders develop? |
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Posted on 01-04-2012 22:12
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kissaha wrote:
I was hoping for another answer I know of this option, but it is extremely time consuming to research and edit so many riders. Aren't there any files which determines the way riders develop?
You could edit their potential...
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Posted on 01-04-2012 22:12
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fcancellara wrote:
You could edit their potential...
kissaha wrote:
If you lower their potential, their stats will decrease too fast when they hit their "declining age".
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Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 01-04-2012 22:14
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That wont solve the problem.
If I remember correctly, someone explained before that you can't give a top class rider a low potential, since they'll exceed it immediately, rendering it completely useless. So I don't think that'd work.
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Posted on 01-04-2012 22:21
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How about the riders evolution factor which you can set at the beginning of every game. Normally it's 0.5, but you can decrease it to, lets say 0.2 and you got a much slower evolution. Also you are able to edit this factor during the game if you edit the DYN_manager table. Lets say you are doing this, none of the riders will get a drastically boost during the 1st season while riders still getting older. When you edit the factor in the beginning of the 2nd season to the normal level some of the older riders have achieved already their decline year and don't get any big benefit.
I use it especially in historic databases to limit the evolution in the first year. At the beginning of the 2nd season I increase the factor to make the development a bit faster. For me it's just working fine.
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kissaha |
Posted on 01-04-2012 22:25
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bigggassi wrote:
How about the riders evolution factor which you can set at the beginning of every game. Normally it's 0.5, but you can decrease it to, lets say 0.2 and you got a much slower evolution. Also you are able to edit this factor during the game if you edit the DYN_manager table. Lets say you are doing this, none of the riders will get a drastically boost during the 1st season while riders still getting older. When you edit the factor in the beginning of the 2nd season to the normal level some of the older riders have achieved already their decline year and don't get any big benefit.
I use it especially in historic databases to limit the evolution in the first year. At the beginning of the 2nd season I increase the factor to make the development a bit faster. For me it's just working fine.
This could be a solution. But how does this affect the young talents? And more importantly the riders who are having their breakthrough at an older age, like Nordhaug for example. |
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Lachi |
Posted on 02-04-2012 09:35
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Every development will be slower. |
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