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240497.10 in reply to 240497.1
Date: 4/13/2013 7:58:39 AM
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How big is the difference between a Lvl 4 trainer and a Lvl 5 trainer? I just got a new trainer in order to help boost my rookies a bit more. Is it a drastic improvement or very little?


The move will make a minimal difference. They used to say the difference in each level of trainer is about 8% but I'm not even sure if it's that much.

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240497.12 in reply to 240497.10
Date: 4/13/2013 1:43:54 PM
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I feel kind of stupid now having paid for a level 5 trainer last season
upon further review: At the training site:
There's not much difference from 4 to 5, there is from 5 to 6 but its tougher to tell because the comparison is much less obviously since few use a level 6

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240497.13 in reply to 240497.12
Date: 4/13/2013 3:45:45 PM
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I would think that there's a straight line difference between each level. As in level 4 is 8% better than level 3, level 5 is 8% better than level 4 and so on. There's a lot of information on the training site but as you said, there's probably not enough info for it to be exact. Especially once you get up to level 5-7 trainers.

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240497.14 in reply to 240497.13
Date: 4/13/2013 3:58:08 PM
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Bought a 4 when I started and have had one ever since. I guess the only reason I would go up to 5 is to get a 18 y/o future NT player that I want maxxed out as soon as possible.

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240497.15 in reply to 240497.14
Date: 4/13/2013 4:03:00 PM
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Is it even worth it to get exceptional or world renowned trainers? Do you really get that much more training done and is it worth it for the extra signing bonus and salary you pay?

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240497.16 in reply to 240497.15
Date: 4/13/2013 4:12:59 PM
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With the BB economy as it is, I can't see a L6 or 7 trainer ever making sense for a competitive team. The only people I would see using them would be tanking teams in low divisions who have snagged a once in a lifetime ATG player and don't care how many league games they lose. (or unfortunately, farms)

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240497.17 in reply to 240497.16
Date: 4/13/2013 4:28:12 PM
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Hmm I see, well if I ever snag an ATG I think I will try to break the mold :)

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240497.19 in reply to 240497.13
Date: 4/13/2013 10:26:48 PM
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I think however that there's enough to cross reference between 4 and 5
with almost matching amounts of training weeks at each skill
the closeness in results between advanced and superior trainers is disheartening for those who have spent to buy a 5 level

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240497.20 in reply to 240497.19
Date: 4/14/2013 12:58:16 AM
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Well if it is an 8 percent increase in traing spread out among all the skills of you trainee than in 5 seasons you are looking at an extra 40% of training so it seems like it would pay off in the long run if you can find a cheap superior trainer like I did (20k salary per week). That is of purse only the case if you are training your player until they are 23+.

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