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'''Multi-skilled''' [[players]] have two or more high level [[skills]]. | |||
== Player types == | |||
[[Winger|Wingers]] are the first example of widely-trained multi-skilled players in the game. And, for the first 10 years, they were the only ones. | |||
[[Defender]]s used for [[counter attack]] tactics need good passing, [[offensive wingback]]s need good wing, | |||
[[ | [[Forward toward wing]] need good wing and [[defensive forward]]s need a particular combination of [[scoring]], [[passing]] and [[playmaking]] skill to help boost [[midfield]]. | ||
[[Midfielder]]s are other possible multi-skilled players. At the upper levels of the game this may mean utopian playmaking and outstanding passing, whilst lower down the scale, formidable playmaking with solid passing and [[defending]] might fit the bill. | |||
[[ | == The rage agains mono-skill == | ||
[[Hattrick Team|HTs]] are always controlling player creation and [[retirement]] process, making sure Hattrick remains a game that holds interest for the casual gamer as well as for the hardcore. Among aims are reducing overall mono-skilled training (without making the game less fun and interesting), lowering average [[wages]], promoting the idea of the best players also being the most valuable ones in the [[transfers|market]]. | |||
[[ | Multi skill are the main focus of changes to the [[match engine]] since 2007 (there was some debate over how successful these efforts have been). | ||
To promote multi-skilled players the [[training]] speed was also [[Faster training next season|halved]] in 2010, and a skill level factor in the skill drop formula was introduced to make it harder to maintain extreme skill levels – this will be especially noticeable at the levels above divine. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
[[HTs on Global/Multi skilled players]] | * [[HTs on Global/Multi skilled players]]. | ||
* [[Multiskilled Defending Training]]. | |||
[[Category: Game Concepts]] | [[Category: Game Concepts]] | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 21 October 2020
Multi-skilled players have two or more high level skills.
Player types
Wingers are the first example of widely-trained multi-skilled players in the game. And, for the first 10 years, they were the only ones.
Defenders used for counter attack tactics need good passing, offensive wingbacks need good wing,
Forward toward wing need good wing and defensive forwards need a particular combination of scoring, passing and playmaking skill to help boost midfield.
Midfielders are other possible multi-skilled players. At the upper levels of the game this may mean utopian playmaking and outstanding passing, whilst lower down the scale, formidable playmaking with solid passing and defending might fit the bill.
The rage agains mono-skill
HTs are always controlling player creation and retirement process, making sure Hattrick remains a game that holds interest for the casual gamer as well as for the hardcore. Among aims are reducing overall mono-skilled training (without making the game less fun and interesting), lowering average wages, promoting the idea of the best players also being the most valuable ones in the market.
Multi skill are the main focus of changes to the match engine since 2007 (there was some debate over how successful these efforts have been). To promote multi-skilled players the training speed was also halved in 2010, and a skill level factor in the skill drop formula was introduced to make it harder to maintain extreme skill levels – this will be especially noticeable at the levels above divine.
