As you will see from the attached spreadsheet, Nino has taken a sample of 125 players and has recorded their height, weight and CA at certain intervals over 12 years in game. This could be very useful when determining what height/weight/CAs to give very young players in EHM.
Here's the original explanation Nino recently sent to me:
nino33 wrote:Here's the data produced from my recent testing....I just wanted to have a better idea for myself of how CA (might) develop given my limited playing experience + I needed to be look at Height/Weight development (very important for my 1974 db)
It's not "done" but I'm putting it aside for now to return to some direct editing on the 1974 db.
I think I'll be completing the tests at some point as I'd ike to see the lowering of CA occur prior to player retirement.
I've kept the saves, and even have a few more seasons already done but I haven't got to entering the data into the spreadsheet yet.
What I do have entered in the attached excel spreadsheet is three different tests, the first two go from 2006-2013 and the third from 2006-2008.
Using the UUDB 5.0 I followed the CA of 125 different players (ages 12-29); in hindsight I could have picked some better players to test in some cases but that's OK...
I also looked at Height/Weight development. The yellow highlighting indicactes "growth" from the previous year, orange indiactes "regression"
In initial testing I learned Height/Weight changed immediately at start-up, so I have start-up (August 30) data and then data from each year on October 15th
I did not know basic things like if CA could develop more than a few points each year, so for me the data I obtained was very enlightening.
And critical knowledge for me was the Height/Weight progression, and I learned it's pretty much a "one time thing" regardless of starting age, and so I'm hoping I can get desired results with a trial-and-error approach (though I have NOT yet actually reviewed the data so i'm not sure how random the amounts gained are in the "one time adjustment").
