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99924.1
Date: 7/3/2009 2:30:51 PM
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Reuben Jones 2.0
i've been training outside shooting for my wingman for 2 weeks

last week, a guy who played 46 minutes got popped

this week, a guy who played 26 minutes got popped

there are 4 other players on my team played the wingman position for over 48 minutes for both weeks, how come it is the one who didnt play much got popped lol
bummed...

the 4 players didnt get popped:
1. 19 years old star
2. 21 years old perennial allstar
3. 18 years old superstar
4. 19 years old all star


CAN ANYONE EXPLAINS TO ME???

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99924.2 in reply to 99924.1
Date: 7/3/2009 2:42:56 PM
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i've been training outside shooting for my wingman for 2 weeks


Players have sub-levels for every skill. Outside shooting is actually one of the skills that takes a bit longer to train (3-4 weeks with a level 5 trainer, if I remember correctly).

All it means is that the guys who popped this week and last week had higher sub-levels than your four other guys who didn't pop.

Run of the Mill Canadian Manager
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99924.3 in reply to 99924.2
Date: 7/3/2009 5:07:09 PM
Flashover
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Reuben Jones 2.0
what is a sub-level??

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99924.4 in reply to 99924.3
Date: 7/3/2009 8:45:23 PM
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what is a sub-level??


What you see on your players is not the complete story behind their skill levels. For example, you might see that a guy is respectable in jump shot but all that means is his skill is somewhere between 7 and 8.

So the player in my fictitious example could be low respectable or high respectable. The sub-level, as I have called it here, is the decimal level of the skill that you don't see.

Run of the Mill Canadian Manager