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How big of a difference between Trainers' levels

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141162.54 in reply to 141162.53
Date: 10/8/2012 3:15:03 PM
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Well, each pop counts in a close game. With trainer lvl 5 or lower you might not even finish a player, especially a SF or PF. These days players receive a lot of out-of-position training to get secondary skills and since height and age seriously hamper the training, Lvl 6 or 7 trainer is a must.

If your player reaches desirable skills quicker, you get more playing time from him as a finished player and you can also start with another trainee sooner.

So those players with "only" 250k as a HoF might be capped anyway because of secondary skills that don't add up to salary.

Take a look at two of my players, Anžic and Navršnik. One has 13k salary, the other 123k. But there's only 3 skillpoints of difference between them.

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141162.56 in reply to 141162.55
Date: 10/13/2012 12:44:26 PM
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Dreaming rookies screw up the prices. Just like in Poker you can't scare novices with a raise, there's no point bidding against a rookie with some hot cash. They screw up their teams it doesn't matter.
There should be some incubation period before a rookie joins the main TL.

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141162.57 in reply to 141162.56
Date: 10/13/2012 1:26:12 PM
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I make an effort to BB-mail the guys coming into the league on the USA side. I feel that even if 10% of those guys stay active, me giving them what the common mistakes a new GM makes help them avoid the big mistake that a lot of guys make.