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11426.12 in reply to 11426.11
Date: 1/5/2008 11:12:37 AM
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true, but when a new doctor with your level comes around, you can replace him.
Or it can be agreed upon that the doctor is not to be replaced, and detoriation is more or less the same for everyone in which case comparison is very possible indeed.

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11426.13 in reply to 11426.12
Date: 1/5/2008 12:46:07 PM
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Or it can be agreed upon that the doctor is not to be replaced, and detoriation is more or less the same for everyone in which case comparison is very possible indeed.


this is better option...for "scientific" reasons and not for manager of team which participates in experiment...

Edited by Laimbeer40 (1/5/2008 12:47:13 PM CET)

Last edited by Laimbeer40 at 1/5/2008 12:47:13 PM

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11426.14 in reply to 11426.13
Date: 1/5/2008 1:15:55 PM
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ofcourse.
But I think this is the case with all studies.
studies are an investment which means it costs you know, so you can benefit in the future.
I think many at this moment are experimenting no various things knowing that it's posibly not the best for their team, just to find out what they can do best in the future. Others will noly do what they think is best and don't find ouit new things until they read about other's findings and switch when they see something is better.
Everyone is free to do as he pleases, but I don't doubt there are enough willingly to sacrifice a little in order to gain much. The ones who won't will benefit afterwards as well, but hey, that's the way it is. ;)

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11426.16 in reply to 11426.15
Date: 1/5/2008 2:08:50 PM
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So far I stuck with Max Paine.
As long as I nkow so little about the doctors (and keep being so lucky not ot have too many injuries) I think I will stick to him.

Unless I change my mind between this moment and the moment we start up the study, I volunteer to be in the first group. ;)

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11426.17 in reply to 11426.16
Date: 1/9/2008 11:37:03 AM
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I had Max Paine until my Top Center got injured for 2weeks. I got a lvl6 doctor in an effort to have my player ready this week. The week passed and i still have to wait for the next week. This week, my back up point got injured for two weeks, I dont know if by next week he will be able to play. I dont know if the lvl6 doctor shortened the duration of the injury for the pg. That is, the duration would have been longer if i didnt have a lvl6 doctor.

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11426.18 in reply to 11426.17
Date: 1/9/2008 1:06:28 PM
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its very diificult to say. Everyone has got only a few informations.

I have had a level 6 myself. And I had an 8 week injury of a 21 year old. In the beginning it seemed that the doctor was able to lower one week injury in only 6 days. then a few weeks later in took him 7 days to decrease injury length 1 week. So my first assumptions were that the sublevel of my doctor had decreased. However a had 3 more 2 week inury during that time. Most of those injurys and most of them took 6 days...

next guess: my 2 weeks injurys are a little younger (20,19), so this might be the tiny bit which made the 1 day difference...???? maybe

i have heard from somebody who still has Max Payne. He told me that Max neede 10 days to cut of 1 week injury...

maybe we can collect some more data on this topic, to figure out the differences between the doctors