For many football simulation enthusiasts, Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 (PES 2013) represents the golden era of the franchise. Released over a decade ago, it remains a beloved title, thanks largely to its deep Master League and Become a Legend modes. However, one of the most misunderstood yet critical mechanics governing long-term gameplay is the Growth Type system.
Understanding these arcs is the difference between signing a future Ballon d’Or winner and wasting millions on a teenager who will never develop. pes 2013 growth type
There are in PES 2013, along with several sub-variants. Let’s analyze each one. 1. Early Peak (Type 1 & 2) Also known as: "Early Bloomer" or "Precocious." Understanding these arcs is the difference between signing
This is the most common growth type, found on 70% of professional players. Development is steady from 18 to 23, a consistent rise from 24 to 27, a peak plateau between 28 and 31 , followed by a moderate decline after 32. instead of crashing
Check your team's progress report every month. If a 22-year-old has green arrows constantly, he is Early or Standard Peak. If a 27-year-old suddenly gets a +3 OVR jump, he is Late Peak.
This is a hybrid. The player grows quickly like an Early Peak type until age 24. However, instead of crashing, they plateau at a high level until age 26, then decline differently—often losing physical stats (speed/acceleration) first, while maintaining technical stats.