When you see a player on your team with \u201c99\u201d speed, or \u201c72\u201d shot accuracy, what does that really mean? In reality, the 0-99 ratings that are displayed are based on a more simple scale from 0-6, with the exception of weight, which goes from 0-15. The game takes the attribute value (0-6), multiplies it by 18, and then adds a random value from -9 to +8 to generate the final number that is displayed.<\/p>\n
NOTE:<\/strong> \u00a0The random value assigned to each player DOES NOT<\/span> actually correlate to what is displayed. This is explained in more detail in the section \u201cHot\/cold effect (real and reported)\u201d<\/p>\n Two caveats apply:<\/p>\n So player attribute ratings that are displayed are a range based off the core number that doesn\u2019t change:<\/p>\n 0: 25-29 For weight, the original game rates players’ weight from 0-15, then calculates their weight in pounds as 140 + (8*Wgt)<\/p>\n 0 – 140 It’s important to learn this as many, if not all, of the tutorials will reference the core number. \u00a0\u00a0When you read that Thomas Sandstrom has a 5 shot power, you should feel comfortable knowing what that means.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When you see a player on your team with \u201c99\u201d speed, or \u201c72\u201d shot accuracy, what does that really mean? In reality, the 0-99 ratings that are displayed are based on a more simple scale from 0-6, with the exception of weight, which goes from 0-15. The game takes the attribute value (0-6), multiplies it … Continue reading Understanding Attribute Values<\/span> \n
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