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# Training and Development
Training athletes in Draftables requires players to make decisions on how to best allocate their time and resources. The game features a comprehensive training system where athletes can improve their skills through various activities, improving both physical (speed, strength, etc.) and mental (IQ, awareness, etc.) abilities.
The effects of training are directly reflected in athletes' performances during matches. Strategic decisions as to the types of training a certain athlete is committed to can lead to the development of related aspects of an athlete's game, turning those with high potential into star athletes or even franchise players.
Training facilities play a significant role in athlete development. Players can invest in upgrading their facilities, which unlocks advanced training options, increases facility capacity and accelerates athlete development. Each facility, from gyms to training centers, provides unique benefits, emphasizing the strategic layer of managing your facilities in conjunction with your players.
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