PES Training Camp
3 Sep'14 to 10 Sep'14 0059AM (GMT)
*Extended to 12 Sep with 1 more 5*Star Badge Prize Draw
This is one of the best campaigns so far as the users can choose their rewards base on their priorities. Either opt for training your star players badges if you are already satisfied with your line up, training up Ultra Badges, or simply getting your first 5*Star Badge.
Here are some tips for the campaign.
1. Never play against the team that is similar or stronger than you. Your GPs are very important during this campaign. There is no point 'gambling' for higher Camp Points (CP) as the difference is very minimal.
Example
Rookies matches nets you 250 CP for just 10 GP. And you should be winning these matches 100%. But if you go for Regulars matches at 400 CP for 15 GP and with a chance of losing, it's not worth it.
Using 30 GPs as a gauge
3 Rookie matches gives you 750 CP (which you probably gonna win)
2 Regular matches give you 800 CP (but if you lose 1 match, you have wasted 15 GP and 250CPs for gambling an additional 50 CP)
2. Choose your opponents carefully. The captain badges and tier says a lot your opponent.
3*Star Badges - Issit a ploy to attract us to challenge him? He may have 10 other 4*Star Badges. And 99% he does not.
Old NDG/NDS Badges - If the opponent has a BRA or NED and still lying in Div 2 or 3, this means that he did not strengthen his team for a long time. Challenge him for an easy win.
Captain Badges - Remember your first prize draw? Who are the strong and weak 4*Star Badges that you come across. If you are choosing to challenge ST badges, make sure they are not COST 20+ Badges such as Adebayor, Immobile, etc. If not they will be scoring against you. I typically choose DF and GK badges as their team skills or special skills are not so devastating.
3. If you are unhappy with your current list of opponents, click the tabs again to refresh your opponents.
4. Focus your points on your objective. If you are aiming for the 5*Star Prize Draw (50,000CP), don't use your CPs until you get your objective. There is still a good early reward without redeeming your CPs at 10,000 CP for a 4*Star Prize Draw.
5. Base on my last Training Camp campaign, I was able to nett slightly lesser than 70,000CPs playing Rookies matches all the way.
6. Link your campaign to your Academy rewards.
Eg. Train 5 players to Level 50 and get 1 4*Star Prize reward. If you are left with 1 or 2 badges very near to level 50, don't forget to use this reward to get another star player badge.
7. Elly FC appearance seems to be more frequent when I am less than 10 GPs. Let me know if it happens to you as well.
8. Get the after match bonuses. These are huge and can rack up from 500 CP to 2000 CP. Normal bonuses includes 2*Star Assistant Coach Badges, 100 CP, 100 FP.
In summary, though my main account can get 100% wins from the Elite Matches, my other account lead by 10,000 CP and got the 5*Star Prize Draw first by playing the Regular Matches. Mainly because of the additional bonuses such as 500 CP and 2000 CP that pops up more times than Elite Matches.
Forum and other players also commented that the Regular Matches are better base on the first Training Camp.
Training Camp Extended - The race for 50K CP in 48 hours
Konami then surprised all of us by throwing an additional 5*Star Prize Draw during the extension of the Training Camp. After getting my first 5*Star, I used my points for training and was left with less than 10,000 CPs. With the use of EBs (3) and 1 promotion to the next level with only 2 days, I was left 49,148 CP. The max I could get without any bonus was only 720 CP (incl Energy Boost). Which means I still miss the mark. But Elly popped out at the last minute and I managed to get the 2nd 5*Star Prize Draw just in time (before 9am).
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| I LOVE YOU ELLY!!!! |
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| My reward. Just in time for me to replace Pogba |
What a heart stopping end to the training camp and in the future I will definitely not use my points until the end of the Training Camp.
Moving on to the next event and looking forward to the next Training Camp.
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