Question 1

What is PWR?

Accepted Answer

PWR (Power) is the sum of every one of your individual stats. Every point you train adds to it, whatever category it came from. It is the single number clubs and leaderboards rank you by.

Question 2

What is OVR?

Accepted Answer

OVR (Overall) is built from your six training categories — Attacking, Technique, Physical, Mental, Defense and Goalkeeping. Each category gets its own OVR from the sub-stats inside it, and those combine into the one number on your card. PWR counts every point equally; OVR is closer to how good a footballer you actually are.

Question 3

How is a category's OVR worked out?

Accepted Answer

Add up the sub-stats in that category and divide by 10, rounded to the nearest whole number. 17 + 22 + 15 + 18 = 72, so 7.2, so 7 OVR. Tiers matter too: moving a stat up into a higher tier is worth far more than the same number of points inside the tier you are already in.

Question 4

What is Energy?

Accepted Answer

Energy pays for training, matches and team training, and it does not come back on its own — Recovery sessions are the only way to restore it. It caps at 1000.

Question 5

What is Form?

Accepted Answer

Form runs 0 to 100 and stands for condition. Training costs it; Recovery gives it back. Above 50 it lifts your stats in matches and below 50 it drags them down, so it is worth watching before a matchday.

Question 6

What does Shooting do?

Accepted Answer

Shooting determines your player's ability to take shots on goal. Higher shooting = more accurate and powerful shots during matches.

Question 7

What does Passing do?

Accepted Answer

Passing affects your ability to complete passes and create chances. It directly impacts your team's ball retention.

Question 8

What does Defending do?

Accepted Answer

Defending determines how well your player can tackle, intercept passes, and block shots.

Question 9

What does Pace do?

Accepted Answer

Pace affects your player's speed on the field. Faster players can outrun opponents and recover defensively.

Question 10

What does Stamina do?

Accepted Answer

Stamina determines how long your player can maintain peak performance during a match before fatigue sets in.

Question 11

What does Goalkeeping do?

Accepted Answer

Goalkeeping is the primary stat for goalkeepers. It affects shot-stopping, positioning, and reflexes in goal.

Question 12

What does Agility do?

Accepted Answer

Agility affects your player's ability to change direction quickly, dribble past opponents, and maintain balance.

Question 13

What does Strength do?

Accepted Answer

Strength affects physical duels, aerial ability, and your player's resistance to being pushed off the ball.

Question 14

How does Training work?

Accepted Answer

Training sessions cost energy and take real time (30 minutes to 8 hours, depending on the program). Each program targets specific stats. You earn XP, gold, and stat improvements. Energy recovery is paused during training.

Question 15

Can I train or rest while a match is on?

Accepted Answer

Yes, both. Your player still takes part in the match. The only thing you cannot do is run your own training session while you are signed up to a team training that overlaps it.

Question 16

How does the League work?

Accepted Answer

The league runs automatically each week with 7 matchdays; your side plays one match a day from your current lineup. **Every match pays**, win or lose, in gold and experience — and the amount grows with your division. Amateur III pays 60 for a win, 35 for a draw, 20 for a defeat; Legend pays about five and a half times that. A squad player who did not make the eleven takes a quarter of it. Points climb the table: top teams are promoted, bottom teams relegated.

Question 17

Where do clubs and players find each other?

Accepted Answer

On the Recruitment Board. Clubs looking for players and players looking for a club share it. A club keeps one advert and can write a new one every 48 hours; a club with Club Premium keeps two, can write one every 12, and its adverts are listed first. Players keep one advert with a 24-hour wait. The wait counts from your last advert whether it is still live or expired, and when a club fills its slots the oldest advert makes way. Your club overview links straight to it.

Question 18

What is Team Chemistry?

Accepted Answer

Chemistry (0-100) is how well a squad plays together. It builds through team training, and through league matches your side wins or draws with both players on the pitch. A defeat never takes it away — but it fades if a pair has not played or trained together for a week. Higher chemistry lifts stats in matches, and it is only counted between real members, so scouted stand-ins build none. The links are drawn on the pitch — green for strong, red for weak.

Question 19

What can each club role do?

Accepted Answer

President — owns the club. Invites, join requests, member management, kit and crest, lineup and tactics, facility upgrades. Only the President can be removed by nobody, and the club cannot be left while you hold it. Captain — everything the President can do, short of being the owner. Vice Captain — lineup and tactics only. Veteran and Player — no extra powers; the difference is recognition, not permissions.

Question 20

Should I join a big club or start my own?

Accepted Answer

A big club with high facilities pays better for the same effort: the Training Ground lifts every stat point you earn, the Medical Centre lifts every recovery, and the Stadium feeds the treasury. Starting your own means those buildings begin at level 1 and every upgrade comes out of your own pocket. Join an established club if you want to progress quickly; start your own if you want to run it. You can always leave — unless you are the President, who has to hand the club over first.

Question 21

What do Scouts do?

Accepted Answer

Scouts find NPC players to fill the places in your XI that real members do not. Upgrading the Scouting Network makes those stand-ins stronger and raises the ceiling of what the Scout Market will offer you, so a well-scouted club fields a better team on the days its members cannot all play.

Question 22

Do scouted players get better over time?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but slowly, and only by playing. A scouted player's stats are fixed the day they arrive and never change on their own. Every match they are fielded in adds 0.05 to each stat — about +0.17 OVR — and it stops at +10 per stat, roughly +34 OVR, after 200 appearances. They also build no chemistry: chemistry is only counted between real members, and a club fielding fewer than two of them sits at 0. That is why a squad of real players beats the same ratings made of stand-ins.

Question 23

What is Founder?

Accepted Answer

Founder is a premium status. You get it by buying an AI-generated face for your player or by buying Club Premium. It shows on your profile and beside your name.

Question 24

What does Stadium Level do?

Accepted Answer

Stadium level generates passive treasury income: each level adds **1.6%** of member earnings — gold from training, from team trainings and from matches — straight into your club treasury. At level 8 that is about 13%. It also boosts home match advantage. Tiers: Training Pitch (1), Community Ground (4), Town Arena (8), Regional Stadium (14), National Venue (18), Grand Coliseum (24). Max level: 25.

Question 25

What do the club facilities do?

Accepted Answer

Four buildings, each to level 25. Training Ground raises the stat points every session pays — as a percentage of what the session was already worth, so it adds the most POINTS to the longest session. Per hour the short ones still pay best — the facility does not change that. The Training Ground card shows the exact figures for your own level. Medical Centre raises what every recovery session restores and shortens injury treatment. Stadium feeds the treasury a share of what members earn. Scouting Network raises the quality of the NPCs that complete your XI and the ceiling of the Scout Market. Upgrade costs climb steeply.

Question 26

How does gear work?

Accepted Answer

The catalogue holds 360 pieces across twelve rungs from level 5 to level 60, and the shop offers you a window around your own level — roughly the fourteen levels after a piece unlocks. Each piece has a rarity, from Common to Eternal, and the rarer it is the less often it appears in a day's stock; the shop prints the exact chance for every rarity you can be offered. Epic and above cost gems on top of gold. Equip a piece to get its bonuses; the Catalogue tab shows the whole ladder, including what is still ahead of you.

Question 27

Why does the shop change, and what does refreshing buy me?

Accepted Answer

Stock rotates once a day. What you are shown is rolled from every piece your level can be offered, each with its own chance of appearing — the percentages are printed under the shopkeeper. A refresh costs gems and rolls the whole window again; it does not improve your odds, it just gives you another draw.

Question 28

How does Recovery work?

Accepted Answer

Energy no longer regenerates passively. Use Recovery sessions (Basic Rest, Cold Bath, Sauna, Sports Massage, Full Sleep) to restore energy and form. Each method has its own cooldown (4-20 hours) and gives different amounts of energy/form.

Question 29

What are Training Boosters?

Accepted Answer

Gem consumables that change one training session. Speed Boost halves the wait, Stat Boost adds 50% to the stat points, Gold Boost adds 75% to the gold. One of each kind per session. Buy them in the Shop or on the Training page.

Question 30

How does Team Training work?

Accepted Answer

Coaches can schedule team training sessions that all members can join. They cost energy to join but reward gold, XP, stat gains, and chemistry with every other participant. More players = more chemistry. You can't do individual training while joined to a team session.

Question 31

How does levelling work?

Accepted Answer

You earn XP from training, matches, daily rewards and missions. Levelling is what decides which gear the shop will sell you: the catalogue runs from level 5 to level 60, and each rung opens better equipment. It does NOT unlock training programs — there are three (30 minutes, 2 hours, 8 hours) and you have had all of them since your first day. Each level costs more XP than the last, and noticeably more past level 40. It also raises what you earn: from level 21 upwards every gold payout is multiplied by your level.

Question 32

What is the career bonus?

Accepted Answer

The career bonus is what your level adds to your earnings: it multiplies what every gold payout is worth. Training, missions, the daily reward and friendly matches all pay a base figure, and from level 21 upwards that figure is multiplied — about +48% at level 30, +131% at level 45, +218% at level 60. It exists because shop prices climb with your level: the gear the catalogue opens at level 45 is priced against a level-45 income, and the game used to pay everybody a level-20 income. Nothing at or below level 21 changed — nobody earns less than they did. Gems and XP are not affected.

Question 33

How do Seasons work?

Accepted Answer

The league runs in weekly cycles. Each week, teams are placed in groups and play automatic matches. Top teams get promoted to higher tiers, bottom teams get relegated. Season rewards (gold, gems, inbox items) are distributed based on final standing.