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this is point I always thinked about, but never figured out...

if there isn't a reduction of training speed during "older" 22-24 years, was a totally nonsense to train my 19y players FT now, dam

i guess the only exception to this is if we dont get a new lvl10 coach for ages so instead of using a lvl8 guy to train main skills we use the coach to train FT as his level is not important...

next time I will ask you directly:D

I fully understand the FT training...on the basis that team performance in the current season can be improved. Which in itself can produce better trading results.

As an example I'm in a low league in Australia. I joined a couple of games out from playoffs. I missed the playoffs by 1 game. That game happenned to have me up in the final minutes of regular time, OT1 and OT2 lol In each case the opposition went into foul mode. Amazingly they kept fouling my worst FT shooter...that would be expected in the real world. He went 0-17 lol If my coach was any good he would have got that man off the court. With this sort of problem (my coach that is) I missed the playoffs. That is money (I assume) - OK it's not money via selling players but it is general trading income. And winning games must affect the home attendance income too (I assume).

Coming from a Hattrick background I also understand the "train them young in primary skills" tactic. Just shows there are many ways to approach team management.

Good luck to whichever way you go.

I have trained FT 4 times in two season. Every single guy has popped twice.
Age does not matter, imo.

that's just fine... grrr

The game engine has been designed for the behind team to foul the weakest FT shooters from the other team in desperation time, and also to bring in the best 3 point shooters.

It is somewhat trickier for the team that is ahead since atrocious FT shooting might be compensated for with strong OD. If the coach brought in a better FT shooter, the losing team will foul someone else, and might get relative easy 3 pointers.