These players start slow. Frustratingly slow. But they don’t stop growing until they are practically retired. A "Late/Constant" player at age 32 is usually stronger than he was at 26. By age 34, he has 99 in every physical stat that matters.
Setting training to "Speed" for 8 weeks straight. The Result: The player gains +8 speed, but loses -4 stamina and -2 strength permanently.
While "Late Bloomer" was technically the best for longevity, the real story was found in the Reborn Legends . When a superstar like Ronaldinho pes 2013 growth type best
In PES 2013, every player has a developmental curve determined by a hidden parameter often referred to as their "Growth Type." This dictates when they will reach their maximum Overall Rating and how sharply they will decline afterward.
These players grow slowly initially but have a very long peak period, often lasting from age 26 until they are over 32. They are the best for building a stable, long-lasting team. These players start slow
Players with this type may start with lower stats but experience a massive surge in development in their mid-to-late 20s.
These players (often young wonderkids) gain high stats very quickly, often peaking around age 21-24. They are elite performers very early in their careers. Downside: They decline rapidly after their peak. A "Late/Constant" player at age 32 is usually
: Growth slows down significantly by age 27, followed by a gradual, realistic decline as the player moves into their thirties. 3. Late Bloomer (Late Peak) Development Window : Ages 24 to 30+.
What (e.g., Clinical CF, Fast Winger, Solid CB) do you need to fill?
Perfect for central midfielders and fullbacks whose high stamina and technical attributes stay intact during critical title-winning windows. 3. The Rebirth Specialist: Late / Lasting