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Confidence is a feature that determines how likely you are to score from your [[regular chances|scoring chances]]. | Confidence is a feature that determines how likely you are to score from your [[regular chances|scoring chances]]. | ||
It can be improved by winning, and is always low after a heavy defeat. Hiring [[Sports psychologist]]s can improve confidence, but you should | It can be improved by winning, and is always low after a heavy defeat. Hiring [[Sports psychologist]]s can improve confidence, but you should always be wary of [[overconfidence]] | ||
At one time, it was thought that scoring chances went through a two stage process, with [[attack ratings]] weighed against [[defence ratings]] first and then a final check on confidence performed to decide if the goal was scored. However, [[HT-Bjorn]] has stated in a global [[conference]] post that confidence is factored directly into attack ratings. | At one time, it was thought that scoring chances went through a two stage process, with [[attack ratings]] weighed against [[defence ratings]] first and then a final check on confidence performed to decide if the goal was scored. However, [[HT-Bjorn]] has stated in a global [[conference]] post that confidence is factored directly into attack ratings. | ||
Revision as of 07:12, 12 August 2006
Confidence is a feature that determines how likely you are to score from your scoring chances.
It can be improved by winning, and is always low after a heavy defeat. Hiring Sports psychologists can improve confidence, but you should always be wary of overconfidence
At one time, it was thought that scoring chances went through a two stage process, with attack ratings weighed against defence ratings first and then a final check on confidence performed to decide if the goal was scored. However, HT-Bjorn has stated in a global conference post that confidence is factored directly into attack ratings.