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264951.16 in reply to 264951.12
Date: 1/14/2015 10:05:08 AM
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What is double position training? You mean training guard prospects and F/C prospects alterating? Or do you mean training the same prospects as guards and FCs?

Either way, I don't think either idea is a good one as you'll never get the players high enough (I'm shooting for a level II team). Find F/Cs who have some JS/Passing skills, or find guards who have some IS/Rebounding skills. I focus entirely on the former.


Oh sorry I meant like training PG and SG, or like training only PG. I've heard only giving training to 1 position a week goes faster but I feel like too much of my team will just be stagnating.

Yeah I'm in the same boat as you I think. Might as well collect money on low salaries until i can contend legitimately.

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264951.17 in reply to 264951.16
Date: 3/1/2015 7:35:11 AM
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Might as well collect money on low salaries until i can contend legitimately.

That is the wrong attitude.
You should focus on your primary income, which is your Arena. The prize money for winning a league/relegating is usually less than two or three home games (you have almost 1 per week). Which means you should build it up and focus on your fans. Get a PR Manager who is Advanced or better, and focus on filling and building seats (and view Fan Survey). If you see a sudden drop in attendance, it could be your season/team (fans upset), the opponent, or your arena prices. I try to avoid dropping my rates and sneaking $2-$5 ticket raises per season.
If you are building players by training, try to keep at least 1 of your trainees on your team and never trade him. He will improve your merchandise income.