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189636.11 in reply to 189636.10
Date: 7/14/2011 6:21:51 PM
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Thank you I think I'm gonna go down to 12 players. I forgot that each player need at least 48 and thats super difficult with 15 players. I just had problems balancing thats just something ill have to work on. So 20k on scouting sounds alright, but I may drop it down to 10k next season. Cause I do enjoy the profits to make a lot of improvements to my team quickly. Is keeping at least 30k a week profit ok or do I need more?

We have a lot of great outside shooters. Unfortunately, we play all our games indoors.
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189636.12 in reply to 189636.11
Date: 7/14/2011 7:06:39 PM
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Again, the difference between spending 10k or 20k a week is 140k over the course of the season. If you think about the difference between a mediocre player and a good one, in the long run it's worth it.

It's good to have profit every week. Sometimes it's hard to know when to increase the arena size. What I used to do was spend the "unexpected revenues" (that is, the 50k for each cup round I won) to improve the arena. There's also a fine balance with the prices. In some kinds of seats you're selling out, so that's a sign that you can try increasing the prices a little bit for extra revenue

From: WFUnDina

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189636.13 in reply to 189636.12
Date: 7/14/2011 7:13:05 PM
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I would only invest more then 10k a week, IF I knew for sure, I was gonna have a top 3ish pick.

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189636.14 in reply to 189636.13
Date: 7/14/2011 8:36:48 PM
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I think I may go back and forth between the two if I need the only thing that i always thing about is however much you spend on scouting is how much you pay for 3 players. So 10k always sounds better to me that way.

We have a lot of great outside shooters. Unfortunately, we play all our games indoors.
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189636.17 in reply to 189636.6
Date: 7/15/2011 7:51:26 AM
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If you increase your arena size you will also increase your revenue. If you buy better players within reason you shouldn't see much of a difference in income.

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189636.18 in reply to 189636.1
Date: 7/15/2011 10:22:59 AM
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1 or 2 pos training?

2 position trainees are cheaper, because they can have as low as starter potential in div5, but your team improves faster during the course of the season. And you can even play your big trainee as SF sometimes. So three of your starters are constantly getting stronger! Which means all you need is a good veteran guard and a solid veteran guard + your trainees.

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1 pos train: getting a decent 18 yo trainee with allstar+ potential >= 250000 each.
and by the end of the 2nd season if it's a big, he(x3)'s pushing your salary cap.

or

Has anyone 1 pos trained in div5 successfully?

Last edited by thylacine at 7/15/2011 10:24:45 AM

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189636.19 in reply to 189636.15
Date: 7/15/2011 1:05:51 PM
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WOah I appreciate all the feedback.
My staff is all competent and 10k 9k and 10k going down the staff list.
I think I will go back and forth between 20k and 10k for next year as I will be shooting for the first spot and there have been times where we only had 2 bots teams. SO, i cant be sure how it will go. Cause It will still probably be 14 or 13 picks before me next year. Also, thanks for the bit about having a 3rd trainee getting the left over minutes. I have the perfect players for that. I think I'll figure out how I'll use the draftees first then I'll pick up 3 more 7k to 10k players once I get some more money.

We have a lot of great outside shooters. Unfortunately, we play all our games indoors.
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189636.20 in reply to 189636.18
Date: 7/15/2011 1:12:01 PM
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So, you think me one position training is ridiculous. The only thing I try to consider is how many of these players will i really be keeping come D.3 or D.2. I don't know if I'd keep everyone if they were 2 position training but maybe if I was 1 pos training. Plus at least right now I only have 2 19yr olds so im just 1 pos training but If you really think 2 pos would be a better idea...

We have a lot of great outside shooters. Unfortunately, we play all our games indoors.
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189636.21 in reply to 189636.20
Date: 7/15/2011 3:08:06 PM
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Unfortunately, Mercado will never be good for D4 due to his low potential. Sewell will be 20 next season, and you can probably draft an 18 yo who's just as good but has 2 years on Sewell.
I have never trained bigs, and many say it's smarter to train guards and buy bigs.

Anyway, as long as you make profit, you're not wasting time. You can spend another season experimenting and expanding your arena. You can 1 pos train even a 6th man guy, and then sell him when he caps. But I'd rather you sell him cause he doesn't cut it any more at your level than cause you can't afford his salary.

http://www.buzzer-manager.com/en/estimation_salaire/ is a cool tool to play around with.

An advanced trainer is affordable and has most "sound per pound".

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