Medevenx wrote:slimm44 wrote:In my testing, potential works by raising ratings (statistical ratings as well as offensive/defensive awareness) every year in the offseason until the player's overall rating is as high as the potential rating. The bigger the disparity between the potential rating and the overall rating, the bigger the increase of those ratings in the offseason. IIRC, the awareness ratings get the biggest boosts. I just kind of guessed at the potential ratings but had some trusted posters look over them. I sent you a PM to look over all of my new edits but I assume you didn't get it ie full inbox. If you'd like to look it over, I'd appreciate it. I'm not married to the idea of having the awareness ratings determined by stats anymore and, with potential being completely subjective, the more eyes that are willing to look over it the better.
Yes, I received the PM but sending a reply there when we all have full inboxes is kind of just a hassle lol. While most awareness ratings I completely agree, I do have a recommendation for the Potential ratings.
IF Peak Start > Age
Potential = Overall + (Peak Start - Age)
IF Peak Start < Age < Peak End
Potential = Overall
IF Peak End < Age
Potential = Overall - (Age - Peak End)
For example, an 84 Overall player who is 20 years old with a Peak Start of 26 years old should have a 90 Potential. Based on simulations, this creates a very gradual increase/decrease in players where they don't suddenly increase in potential.
How to get the Overall without manually counting it? Start an Association mode with the roster, then save the file without doing anything. Open the Association save file in RED MC and go to the Skills section of the Players tab, the Overall_I will have the Overall value. From there you can perform the Excel rituals you need lol. While I'm not saying this is exactly what to do with Potential, I do recommend that you try it. With that, you can tweak the Peak values instead for better manipulation.
I like that idea. Unfortunately, I don't have the ability to open association files in RED. Would someone be willing to do this? I can give very simple instructions if necessary. It would be a great help.