I'm pretty sure that the people that made buzzerbeater, considered all sorts of options with how the training should work, including the option you suggested. And their choice was to restrict the manager and force them to make a choice whether they want to train guards, forwards, or centers. Such a training regiment has created many challenges that the managers needed to face and overcome. I would argue that it is one of the most fundamental parts of bb.
Training diversity would essentially change one of the core aspects of the game. So it's crucial to consider the long term effect of such a change.
But, I haven't seen that in your post. You are obviously very biased towards the change, since you mentioned 7 pros, and only 4 cons. And you haven't even mentioned some of the most obvious problems that this change could cause for new users:
- There are many managers who don't train players, and don't have a trainer. This change would bring more interest in training, which would inevitably cause an inflation of trainer prices -> bad for new users.
- The demand for draftees could potentially increase, which could make their price go higher -> bad for new users.
- Saying "Might change TL prices" is not enough. An effect of this change on TL prices would have to be carefully analyzed, and made sure it doesn't screw up the game.
Did anyone even consider the over-inflation with high tsp players that we would get in 10-15 seasons with training diversity, and how that would affect the game, and the in-game economy?
Unless everything is taken into consideration with such a huge change, than I vote "no".
Last edited by tunjevinа at 5/24/2023 7:21:18 PM