Player Progression/Regression

Progression/Regression

In DeepRoute players will progress/regress after the End of Season spin which concludes a league year. This is when players individual attributes will increase or decrease. Players in their first three years in the league will generally show the most progression from year to year while older players will generally regress from year to year. The easiest way for users to track how much an individual player's attributes increased or decreased from year to year is by downloading the team's csv file just before and just after the End of Season spin. This will allow the user to compare and contrast the attributes from year to year.

Additionally, it is important that users do not judge progression from year to year based off of individual players Overall Ratings. This is covered in more detail on the Player Overall Ratings page.

Player Progression Tracker

Although DeepRoute does not natively track each player's individual attribute progression over the years, there exists a tool that allows you to "save" a player's attribute to your browser where you could later compare the attributes of a player from one season to the next.

To install the userscript you need to first download and install Tampermonkey, a Chrome extension that handles these sort of userscripts. You can download Tampermonkey for Chrome  here.

If you're using Firefox, you must go ahead and download Greasemonkey for Firefox here  .

Once you have the add-on installed and activated, all you have to do is "install" the script. You can download the script from here:   https://archive.is/20130624220349/userscripts.org/scripts/show/96743

To use the Player Progression Tracker, make sure you have your script activated and navigate over to your "Roster Moves" page and you'll notice some new buttons.



You'll also see some new buttons on your individual player's attribute page:



Just remember to save all of your players' attributes BEFORE the end of the season spin. After that you'll be able to compare them. And it'll look like this: