Clutch Legend 1.3 Devlog #6 — New Training System

I've torn out the old coach system and replaced it with something that finally feels right: a Training screen that's entirely yours. No more paying for coach levels that quietly capped how good you could get. Now it's your effort, your schedule, your call.

Training Focus

Five sliders, one for each stat: Aim, Gamesense, Movement, Clutch, Team Play. You decide how hard you push on each, and that effort costs you, in server hours, private sessions, and travel your club won't cover.

Going full on all five is the reference pace, the one the game is tuned around. But you can push further, up to 150%, and dip into your own wallet to do it. The week goes into the red and that's fine, it's a choice, not a mistake. No warnings, no blocks. If you want to grind harder than your paycheck allows, you can.

Training also isn't purely selfish. Push your Aim and a slice of that work quietly helps your Movement and Team Play too, since real skills overlap.

Training Schedule

Monday to Friday, the team runs the program: a scrim, focus blocks, a recovery day. That's also where your form and stress get restored automatically, no more remembering to buy a recovery session.

Saturday and Sunday are yours. Pick training activities to sharpen specific skills, or income activities, content days, sponsor days, private lessons, exhibitions, to bring in extra money instead. Every weekend slot is free to use, it never costs you anything to choose one.

Found a weekend combo you like? Save it as a template and load it back into a future block instead of rebuilding it every time.

That's the shape of it: you set the effort, the schedule fills in the story, and the numbers follow from what you actually did that week. Steam post image

From today until Monday, August 3rd, I'll be on holiday. Once I'm back, I'll update you on the latest changes that will lead to patch 1.3, and I'll also give you a heads-up on the release timeframe for the updated demo first and then the full version. Come hang out on the Discord, that's where most of the back and forth on 1.3 happens before it ever reaches a devlog.

See you soon, Federico