Suggestion: Position-Specific Player Progression With Daily Limits
In the current Rank Up system, player progression feels relatively generic and instant, as players can be upgraded mainly by accumulating points without reflecting a realistic training process based on their actual roles on the pitch. While this system is efficient, it reduces the sense of natural growth and diminishes the unique identity of each position. As a result, progression often focuses more on OVR numbers rather than on meaningful, position-relevant development.
By introducing a position-specific proficiency training system, each player would develop gradually from the ground up, based on training activities that directly relate to their real playing roles. Every attribute improvement would be the result of relevant practice, making progression feel more authentic, earned, and immersive.
To maintain balance and prevent instant progression, each player would be limited to a maximum of four proficiency training sessions per day. This daily cap ensures that player growth remains strategic rather than accelerated through point accumulation. It encourages thoughtful decision-making and long-term planning when developing each athlete.
For example, a striker would need to consistently train finishing, shooting accuracy, and shot power over multiple days. Wingers and attacking midfielders would focus on building pace, agility, dribbling, and technical ability. Wide midfielders and other role-based players would improve stamina, crossing, or defensive contribution depending on their responsibilities. Under this system, players do not become fully developed instantly, but instead grow naturally through repeated, relevant training.
This approach also ensures that every player has a unique development path. A player can only reach optimal performance if trained according to their strengths and intended position. This encourages managers to better understand player potential and assign roles that truly match their abilities, rather than relying solely on overall ratings.
Additionally, the daily training limit promotes healthy and consistent daily engagement. Players are motivated to log in regularly, manage training sessions wisely, and experience steady, long-term progression. Each improvement feels more rewarding because it is achieved through time, consistency, and planning.
Overall, compared to the current Rank Up system, a proficiency-based training model with daily limits would create a more balanced, realistic, and satisfying progression experience. All players used in matches would genuinely develop from basic levels into roles that fit their abilities, enhancing strategic depth, immersion, and long-term engagement in EA SPORTS FC Mobile.
