Is there data somewhere on how much FT grades change based on potential? i.e. green is 2 letter grades? I haven't tracked that in a while and can't seem to find anything on the forums in a quick brush through.

Thanks

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Posted by zhawks on 1/16/2017 6:02:00 PM (view original):
Is there data somewhere on how much FT grades change based on potential? i.e. green is 2 letter grades? I haven't tracked that in a while and can't seem to find anything on the forums in a quick brush through.

Thanks

I just looked at some old players to try to answer this. From what I can see, Green means an improvement of 4-6 "levels".

Meaning C+ to B- is one level.

I've had one guy who went from D to B which is 6 level improvements (D+, C-, C, C+, B-, B). Most are either 4 or 5 though.

I thought green was 28+ (for number ratings) meaning no less than 28 and quite possibly much more? I've had many of those exceed 50 points of gain. I of course am assuming that VH potential would function the same for all ratings, FT's included.

Posted by kashmir75 on 1/17/2017 7:57:00 AM (view original):
I thought green was 28+ (for number ratings) meaning no less than 28 and quite possibly much more? I've had many of those exceed 50 points of gain. I of course am assuming that VH potential would function the same for all ratings, FT's included.

Meaning there is no cap for FT?

I don't know. Yes there's a cap, but maybe it's the same as other ratings? Each recruit and each VH potential is different. I have a guy that started at 26 for PER and topped at 95. Maybe FT's work the same way.

Posted by kashmir75 on 1/17/2017 8:11:00 AM (view original):
I don't know. Yes there's a cap, but maybe it's the same as other ratings? Each recruit and each VH potential is different. I have a guy that started at 26 for PER and topped at 95. Maybe FT's work the same way.

I'd think they could work similarly but even within the other ratings, the max potential is very different. PER/LP will sometimes gain 80 points. You won't see that for ATH or Speed (or at least VERY, VERY rarely)

But I guess if other people want to - take a look back at your old players who started with a Green FT rating and see how much it increased.

yeah. I'll have to start looking at that. Just looked at the player that I referenced concerning the Per. He went from C- to A-. 2 full letter grades is highly acceptable, lol.

Looking at my team, yellow seems to be a slight increase. So C- to C as an example. Blue seems to be a full letter grade, so C+ to B+ so maybe Green is two full letter grades.

Posted by kashmir75 on 1/17/2017 8:11:00 AM (view original):
I don't know. Yes there's a cap, but maybe it's the same as other ratings? Each recruit and each VH potential is different. I have a guy that started at 26 for PER and topped at 95. Maybe FT's work the same way.

I don't doubt that's true, a green F could get to A+. That's kind of the outlier in my question though. I was more looking for the min to max of all the levels. i.e. I am hearing the orange likely is only a 1/3rd of a letter grade and a blue is ~ a full letter grade.

Of the 12 players I looked at that were green FT only ONE Gained 2 full letter grades.

Posted by Benis on 1/17/2017 10:43:00 AM (view original):
Of the 12 players I looked at that were green FT only ONE Gained 2 full letter grades.

And most green potential guys I see only get 30ish points gain which is on the lower end. It would make senses to me if Green was more than one full letter grade most would stop before 2 full letter grades.

Posted by zhawks on 1/17/2017 10:46:00 AM (view original):

Posted by Benis on 1/17/2017 10:43:00 AM (view original):
Of the 12 players I looked at that were green FT only ONE Gained 2 full letter grades.

And most green potential guys I see only get 30ish points gain which is on the lower end. It would make senses to me if Green was more than one full letter grade most would stop before 2 full letter grades.

Agreed other than LP or Per growth. Maybe FT is like ath. You will likely only get about 35 out of the green but sometimes you can get 45.

Since the old system uses the new color code. This guy as an example went from D+ green to B-

So 4-6 seems about right for green.