Pro Cycling Manager 2022 - Attributes Tutorial 

I've seen things in the guide go without updates for years, but I'll add it to my list of isolated test sessions to verify. The in game version of Strade Bianche does not recognize the gravel sectors as anything special, but the WDB version has each sector as a one star.

@@DecathlonGamer hello, do you have check this with the TT an prologue ?

Not 100% confirmed, but tested and supported with a decent sample size: anything over 3 degrees becomes full mountain unless the effort is above 85 where it begins to crossover with hill. Like I was saying in the tutorial, TT/PRL fully replaces FLA rating but everything functions the same otherwise.

Not 100% certain, but enough so that I left out the couple other common unconfirmed beliefs but included that one. At the very least it is very heavily favored towards the mountain rating over the tt/prl on a climb only tt. In theory, it uses 100% mtn in that type of tt.

Yes , time trials in mountains only use the MTN stat, that's why you can often see riders below 70 in TT but very good climbers winning them If there is a small flat section before the climb though , that will use TT/PRL depending on the distance

83+4 is 87. Base attribute can never go beyond 85, but RDC can push beyond. I've tested and confirmed it. Though I did not test if you can go below 50 based on RDC, presumably you can. Have never heard of a combo of FLA/MTN for 3-5, though it would certainly make sense. I may have to add that to my test list. Hilly cobbles would mix the attributes. Yes, ACC is only for attacks/sprints.

@@DecathlonGamer Thanks for the reply. Wow I never thought attributes could exceed 85. Better to limit the effect of RDC on my playthrough then. I also have some other hypothetical questions and I would be grateful if you could test it. Let's say you have a rider with 80 Mnt and 85 Hil. If you attack, what happens when his red bar is exhausted but still some have some yellow bar? The rider animation sure looks like he's still attacking but I know he's slower due to the red bar being depleted. Will it use Mnt instead of Hil stat? Also, what happens if your rider is still blinking due to energy gel but the red bar is depleted? In 3D races, you can control your rider, what happens if you deliberately ride facing the wind but not exactly at the front? Is it better to ride in the middle of the bunch or it doesn't really matter as long as you're in the peloton? I guess it's also apt to assume that the Protect Rider doesn't work if the rider that is suppose to protect you is not within your vicinity.

@@charlesleeray1784 I'll add those to my list. As for the final two, as long as you are in maintain position (so not relay or effort up) your position within the peloton has zero impact on effort/fatigue/wind exposure, etc. Though I haven't tested it to verify so I suppose I will add it to my list as well. Same on the last one. From years of watching this one closely, it appears that you still get protection if they're within a few bike lengths but any more and the protection is negated. you can tell from the protected rider's heart rate, once they get more then a few bike lengths away it'll shoot up quickly.

@@DecathlonGamer do you have check this ?

That's a popular idea, though unconfirmed. I have wanted to test that but it's difficult to test, would require a large sample size since it's about higher percentage chance. Very hard to test something that simulates a chance. I like to believe that it's true.

Yes i sas also thinking about a « scientific method » to verify but it’s very difficult to mâke statistics…. Well thanks a lot for all your videos it’s a real Pleasure d’acheter Time (i’ve got the same games in my library) 👍👍👍 So much quality in your videos !

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Just from observation when playing it's the obvious stuff - favourite race, good result in the previous stage etc. I had a guy start the TDF with low motivation because he had been unhappy leading up to it (not enough races, no good results etc.). Then he won a stage and next stage it was high.

@@tpbriano Ok, it must have been bugged then, because winning stages in the tour did nothing to it.

The stamina mechanic was redone for PCM23. The information here is accurate for earlier versions of PCM through 2022.

@@DecathlonGamer the official guide from 2022 also links stamina to green bar, not yellow tho.

Just said that because I think theres a general mis conception that stamina = yellow bar. Many people write it but I think its actually wrong. All the (very little) words from dev lead to stamina = green bar and resistance being yellow and red bar, one being for high efforts, the other one for very high efforts

I just got into the video to check. First, my last comment about the new system starting in '23 is wrong. It did start in PCM22, as I stated in the video; I didn't realize this is year three already, time passes quickly. Second, I'm 100% certain on how I described the three bars in the video, it's the same for PCM23 and '24. Third, Cyanide hasn't updated the English guide in many years. Much of what's stated in the guide is now inaccurate.

@@DecathlonGamer yeah maybe they did not update the guide :( they added the medium mountain rating in the guide but maybe did not adjudt the rest. Im not saying what you said is completly wrong tho. Just have a doubt about yellow bar being Linked to stamina