Not a fan of this idea. I like the goal of this idea, but I don't think there is a positive way to implement it and actually have it work and be liked.
1. This is positive, but there are still plenty of other things to do. I think it would engage people more, but it wouldn't engage everybody more and could potentially lead to people thinking they don't have enough time for BB in order to succeed.
2. A 5% boost daily means that a player can potentially receive 135% training for the week. Do that repeatedly with the same player and it adds up and I don't like having that much training. (Personally I love the current training system even though some of BB does not like how slow it is).
3. This is a positive/negative sort of thing. One of the things I think BB prides itself on is continuing to be appealing to people of all ages, and regardless of time, you can generally still do everything that everyone else does. Although this definitely wouldn't be as drastic as the Zynga game you mentioned, it would still give a big enough advantage that would alter the image of BB in my opinion and make it less attractive to older managers who work a lot or managers who simply don't have time to log on every day.
It's not a bad suggestion by any means and I like the general idea, I'm just not sure how much the general BB public would like it. It certainly would benefit me, because I tend to log on every day, but I'm worried it would affect the casual managers involved with the game, and although it may attract more of those managers to become more involved and committed, I think it could also do the opposite with some managers and discourage them and make them believe that they don't have enough time for BB. I'm interested to hear some more perspectives on this though!
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