<aside> <img src="/icons/light-bulb_gray.svg" alt="/icons/light-bulb_gray.svg" width="40px" /> Summary: Training is a fundamental aspect of team development, focusing on enhancing abilities in attack, defense, and mental & physical facets. The process involves creating drills that target specific skills, accommodating up to five players each. A player's improvement during drills is influenced by their condition, with optimal training results observed when the condition ranges between 50% and 100%. Training tokens, an obtainable in-game asset, are utilized in various drills to boost player skills and are earned through PvP matches. Specialized drills offer additional benefits such as accelerated skill improvements or honing key abilities for certain roles.

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Introduction

Training aims to enhance players' abilities in:

• Attack
• Defense
• Mental & Physical

Organizing a training session in MetaSoccer involves formulating drills aimed at enhancing specific skills such as shooting, heading, or dribbling. While a variety of drills can be created, the main focus is placed on three initial skills, with the rest being secondary. This approach allows for a comprehensive development of player abilities.

Training is designed to enhance players' abilities in three categories: Attack, Defense, and Mental & Physical. This is achieved through a variety of drills selected within these categories. It's important to note that after a training session, while players' conditions may decrease, their abilities improve. The number of participants in a drill can vary, with a maximum of five players allowed. There is also the option to filter players by their roles for ease of selection.

The training process is designed to be flexible and customizable. Users can create drills focusing on specific skills and select the players they want to train. These drills are then saved on the Training Sheet, providing an easy overview of the team's training regimen. If users decide to reuse a drill, they can simply select it from the Training Sheet and start the training session again.

A training session can include up to five drills. Although there's no limit on the number of training sessions, the players' condition affects the effectiveness of the drills. As the condition worsens, the improvement observed during drills diminishes. Notably, no improvement is seen if the condition falls below 20%. For optimal results, it's best to conduct training when the players' condition is between 50% and 100%.