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191779.143 in reply to 191779.142
Date: 7/27/2011 7:45:37 PM
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As usual I'm confused by the news. Can someone confirm me if I undestand it right?
1) some additional pops in unrelated skills - this pops will be randomly distributed to unrelated skills each skills or specific value by the same formula every training?
2) if a player has for example IS 5, all the other skills 15, will be IS training faster than before due to elastic effect? and on the other hand IS 15, all the others 5, IS training will be slower than before?

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191779.145 in reply to 191779.144
Date: 7/27/2011 7:56:16 PM
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Ever heard of the triple threat ? If you can score inside, it forces your defender to step away from you and give you room to prevent driving, which helps your long-range shooting. Keeping defences honest is the basis of basketball, yet some of you think a guy who can only shoot will still be wide open...


That may be true, even in BB, but why take the choice away from the manager? If a manager wants to develop crappy players with high salaries, he should have the right to do so.

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191779.146 in reply to 191779.139
Date: 7/27/2011 7:59:03 PM
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The ratings don't mean anything. In game I think having IS is really useful.

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191779.149 in reply to 191779.142
Date: 7/27/2011 8:22:00 PM
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Congrats training SFs, it's true it's very hard. I like it that you tried to play the game against the mainstream.
But your team was successful from the begininng. Two promotions in your first 3 full seasons doesn't look like a struggle, you did well enough :)

I don't know what is exactly advancing very fast. Now that the game is more mature, it's not possible to advance as fast as before. Even in lower leagues, several teams are at their salary cap and at a bottleneck point, they may need more rounded players at some point to make a difference. They are at their salary cap, they can't continue hammering on primaries anyway.
It may take them longer than before but it's already longer than before.

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191779.150 in reply to 191779.145
Date: 7/27/2011 8:31:35 PM
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Cross-training is tiny, there will still be a lot of beloved crappy players and they will continue to dry out the GM's money. Guaranteed.
Untrained skills will remain crap if they started crap.

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191779.151 in reply to 191779.149
Date: 7/27/2011 8:49:18 PM
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Congrats training SFs, it's true it's very hard. I like it that you tried to play the game against the mainstream.
But your team was successful from the begininng. Two promotions in your first 3 full seasons doesn't look like a struggle, you did well enough


There was no one in division III Canada back then. I appreciate your positive spin but promoting from an (almost) bot league is not exactly worth celebrating. ;-)

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191779.152 in reply to 191779.102
Date: 7/27/2011 8:59:43 PM
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I dont mind the training change that much but i wish they would have just changed it so i could just say pick 3 people on my team to train od that week no matter what position they are playing. Or if younwould rather 2 position train you could pick 5 to 6 players to train in what ever. That would have been the best change.

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191779.153 in reply to 191779.150
Date: 7/27/2011 9:24:56 PM
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That's exactly the problem. In the long run, it's really going to do absolute crap in terms of "cross training". The 10 percent distribution is far too small to actually make a significant difference in secondaries. That said, it takes several weeks off of primary training.

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