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318779.26 in reply to 318779.25
Date: 6/26/2023 9:23:08 AM
Bloom County Boingers
III.8
Overall Posts Rated:
6161
I may have highest Salary in the league now.
Player Salaries: $ 336 972

I think I'm almost done with this game.... been grinding since season 12. Its just not fun losing boat loads of $$ and tanking for $$ only to keep drudging in the same D3 league. I dont want to drop to D4 to go to another D3 league, but this is getting really old. Not fun.......

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318779.28 in reply to 318779.27
Date: 6/26/2023 11:02:35 AM
Bloom County Boingers
III.8
Overall Posts Rated:
6161
Tanking while only training isn't fun.

Dropping down leagues to move up isn't fun.

The worst Draft Process in game history is not fun.

Having to lose money every week just to get out ANY level division is not fun.

Selling players that used to command top $$ for pennies on the $$ is not fun.

Buying good players that were trained well for well above their worth is not fun.

I'm sure you can all add to the list.....

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318779.29 in reply to 318779.28
Date: 6/26/2023 9:55:49 PM
Village Idiots
II.1
Overall Posts Rated:
7373
Second Team:
Tranquility Base
Sounds like my attitude many seasons ago. I started around the same time as you but quit by season 30. So this is my second stint with BB. I've definitely been there with the burnout.

These days with all the infrastructure upgrades and secondary staff available, I think teams need to be doing a lot in order to promote. But at the end of the day it's an economic game. Pull in as much income as possible from ticket sales + arena upgrades. Plus the trainer and youth trainer, consistent game shape, and whatever else you can afford to keep your team rolling.

If you find the grind boring, you can set a goal of getting one of your trainees onto the U21/NT roster. There is an active community on the official Discord server that helps each other out with that.

It just sucks to start over from the beginning if you do decide to quit and come back. I've seen some owners sell their roster and log in once a month just to stay active until they bank $25 million to buy a spot in the NBBA.

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318779.30 in reply to 318779.28
Date: 6/26/2023 10:05:30 PM
Village Idiots
II.1
Overall Posts Rated:
7373
Second Team:
Tranquility Base
Tanking while only training isn't fun.

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Selling players that used to command top $$ for pennies on the $$ is not fun.


for what it's worth, I spent $25k to buy this player (50955656) just after a draft a few seasons ago and now he's on the USA U21 team. He will likely sell next season for $600k+.

I've done it with a few other players over the past few seasons. It is possible to train and compete at the same time.

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318779.31 in reply to 318779.26
Date: 6/26/2023 11:28:37 PM
Balls of Steel
III.15
Overall Posts Rated:
132132
I am not far behind you at $289,000

I need to buy a younger Center, I have two guards who are aging out....so many pans in the fire right now.....and for what? to lose barely make money, if any, and what I do accumulate I must spend every so often on a new coach.

This league is CRAZY tough. Maybe I ought to sell off my older guys, go down a division and train up some young talent.

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318779.32 in reply to 318779.27
Date: 6/26/2023 11:30:45 PM
Balls of Steel
III.15
Overall Posts Rated:
132132
I have that much in my account, however if I spend too much and one time then the darn overextension tax kicks in. I HATE that.

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318779.33 in reply to 318779.28
Date: 6/26/2023 11:36:39 PM
Balls of Steel
III.15
Overall Posts Rated:
132132
The worst Draft Process in game history is not fun.


agreed. For many seasons I spend 40K a week just so I could get the best draft picks. I would scout all the players as much as possible, put in my draft order and get crap. now I put in zero per week, take what I can get, and spend the extra money on 18 year old MVP players.

and then you see all these BOT teams that draw 18 year old MVPs. just crazy

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318779.34 in reply to 318779.30
Date: 6/27/2023 9:05:29 AM
Bloom County Boingers
III.8
Overall Posts Rated:
6161
Yeah, there is defiantly value on the transfer list for trainees, but the draft should be a fun and important part of the game.

I bought an Irish trainee last season and now hes on the Irish JRNT.

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318779.35 in reply to 318779.33
Date: 6/27/2023 9:11:22 AM
Bloom County Boingers
III.8
Overall Posts Rated:
6161
I fully scouted last draft, There were 3 5/5A+ and 1 5/5/A-

There were 5 5/4/A+ and 8 5/4Aor A-

I got one of the 5/5 and 2 5/4. Not one draftee made my squad. I sold the 5/5 for 2k and had to cut the other 2 because my overextension tax was already killing me.

The 5/5 i did get was a 19 yr old MVP with 3800 salary. I thought 5/5 19yr olds were 4500k+ but apparently not.

I took my scouting from 10k to 5k and I only scout every 3-4 years. The random approach seems to work out every couple seasons.

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318779.36 in reply to 318779.31
Date: 6/27/2023 9:15:29 AM
Bloom County Boingers
III.8
Overall Posts Rated:
6161
"This league is CRAZY tough. Maybe I ought to sell off my older guys, go down a division and train up some young talent."

Right! but that's what I'm trying to avoid. Kind of the weak way to go up. But seriously. We never get the weak D2 demotee that is done with the game, we get the ones that reset and want to go back up. Along with the 5-8 other competitive teams in the league, we are lucky when we can get two promotions out (22-0 record and upset in the finals promotee). So we just keep reloading.

I don't want to be the tool that does drop down, and its a 3 season process to get back up. (tank, d4 promote, d3 reload) which makes it very time consuming.

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