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From: Dodor
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172566.1
Date: 1/27/2011 7:55:18 AM
Dodor Utd
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1) Is it allowed to bid on your own players, if let's say, you are not happy with the price they will be sold at?

2) Does anyone know how shot blocking works? Does it help defense as well? Or does a player make a block only when the shot is going in (i.e. as add-on to the defense rating)?

3) Can anyone tell me from experience whether a PR manager with Crowd involvement or National appeal is really worth the higher price you will pay for him? How big is the effect on the performance?

4) Is there a maximum length of injury duration depending on doctor level? With a superior doctor, will I still get 2 week injuries?

Many thanks.

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172566.4 in reply to 172566.1
Date: 1/27/2011 10:56:36 PM
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1. Yes you are allowed to bid on your own players. HOWEVER, if you win the auction, then that player will be considered a brand new player, so merchandising will be lower. Also, the player will be considered as sold even though you bought the player yourself, and so it will increase the tax on future sales. Also, you will still have to pay the tax on the player you bought. So if you get 80% of the sale back, and you buy the player back for 500k, then you will only get 400k because the other 100k will be taken out as tax.

2. No one can know for sure except the BBs, but my understanding is that it decreases the chance of a shot going in, and shows up as a "Block" when it decreases the chance of a shot going in to 0%. Another way to look at it is as a supplement to defence.

3. I definitely think a PR manager with a specialty is worth it. You can pick up a basic manager with a specialty for a very low price and very low salary, and the PR manager will increase attendance at your arena, and help you win some close games. Definitely worth it.

4. The maximum injury time I have seen is about 5 weeks if I remember correctly, and this can occur irrespective of the level of your doctor, however it is more likely to occur with a lower level doctor. For example, there might be a 10% chance of a 4 week injury with a minimal doctor, and a 2% chance of a 4 week injury with a superior doctor. But, just like in real life, sometimes injuries are going to last a long time irrespective of how good your doctor is.

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172566.5 in reply to 172566.4
Date: 1/28/2011 4:18:31 AM
Dodor Utd
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Dodor Inc
Thank you all! That was very helpful information.

I think I may fire my 4th level PR coach and get a 3rd level with a specialty. Hope my attendance will not drop.