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This type of [[training]] will train the skill [[Playmaking]] for [[ | This type of [[training]] will train the skill [[Playmaking]] for [[Inner Midfielder]]s and [[winger]]s (half rate). | ||
Midfield is considered the most important part of your team, so improving that is a good idea. This way this is the most chosen training, 28% of the Hattrick managers train Playmaking. | Midfield is considered the most important part of your team, so improving that is a good idea. This way this is the most chosen training, 28% of the Hattrick managers train Playmaking. | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 7 December 2005
This type of training will train the skill Playmaking for Inner Midfielders and wingers (half rate). Midfield is considered the most important part of your team, so improving that is a good idea. This way this is the most chosen training, 28% of the Hattrick managers train Playmaking.
Pros
- You train 10 players (though 4 at half speed), which is the most after defending training.
- After training a while you will have a very strong midfield.
- Since playmakers are in high demand, this might make you a lot of money.
Cons
- Only 3-5-2 is a viable line-up form training perspective.
- You need 10 trainees, which might cost a lot of money.
- When you start with 10 trainees, your midfield rating might be very low.
- You need to either buy trainees with high stamina, or switch to stamina training sometimes, because playmaking skill is dimished if a player doesn't have excellebt stamina.
