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From: GM-hrudey

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252784.169 in reply to 252784.166
Date: 1/11/2014 11:38:08 AM
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As a result, after drafting a youngster, we should:
(1) Fire him directly
(2) Train him and keep him forever

If train him and then fire him, will my training exemption get reduction?


There are other options too:

(3) Make sure your expenses fit within your revenues to not pay any tax and do whatever you want
(4) Do whatever you want and possibly pay the tax if you choose to exceed your revenues.

I still think that the benefit of training a player to be precisely what you want them to be more than exceeds an exemption that only comes in when you're overspending your means, but I suppose it's another carrot to encourage people to actually train their own players.

From: Aleksandar

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252784.170 in reply to 252784.166
Date: 1/11/2014 5:21:10 PM
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So.. You thought it's stackable? You train and sell, and your exemption keeps increasing??

haha :)

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252784.172 in reply to 252784.170
Date: 1/13/2014 1:05:51 PM
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I think its a basic misunderstanding on his behalf of what the tax is.

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252784.174 in reply to 252784.44
Date: 1/19/2014 11:15:03 AM
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This means you have to focus on building your arena before you promote so that you are in better economic shape to add more salary in the higher divisions.

From: ShadowSlam

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Date: 1/19/2014 4:30:23 PM
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This means you have to focus on building your arena before you promote so that you are in better economic shape to add more salary in the higher divisions.



People should be doing that anyways... Myself and the other D.V promotee to the D. IV league I am in... both of us had arenas with seating capacities over 10,000 before we promoted out of D. V

From: wewekae
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252784.176 in reply to 252784.175
Date: 1/25/2014 7:04:09 AM
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So guys, what are we earning here? Will the training exemption be reimbursed to us at the end of season (because i see lots of ppl very excited), or only as a benchmark to make sure we wont be hit by the tax?

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252784.177 in reply to 252784.176
Date: 1/26/2014 6:33:07 PM
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You earn credit in your buying gap power. The more you put in, the more you can buy within a limit.

That how it suppose to work. The cap has to increase in a period of time, you suppose earn money for your team in building players, not spend money. If not, I don't know what they are doing.

My personal opinion is they are restricting lower team from buying good players, because they claim its make the game to hard for new player. I find that false, because at sametime you can buy a good young player at these cheap prices and it just as hard. It defeats free market for all

What stopping these higher team B3 championship caliber teams from buying crap players that wont win them anything . Then accuse them of taking/ farming. Its a double edge sword. A b3 team or good high value team is made to buy from the market for all eternity. That his only survival. No one want to get hit with a tanking allegation/fine , when they just trying to rebuild.

I think they should have just left it alone.

Last edited by Mr. Glass at 1/26/2014 6:37:11 PM

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252784.178 in reply to 252784.177
Date: 1/27/2014 10:15:28 AM
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My personal opinion is they are restricting lower team from buying good players, because they claim its make the game to hard for new player. I find that false, because at sametime you can buy a good young player at these cheap prices and it just as hard. It defeats free market for all


I find it false as well - in that they never said they were doing that to make the game hard for new players. They're doing it because too many new teams are economically ruined by finding a $12k "bargain" on the TL, only to find out that after paying his $250k salary for a month, they're bankrupt. And given that a brand new team right now could still buy players with salaries over 40k, I think it's pretty safe to say that any player you are prevented from buying has no business whatsoever being on your team in the first place and if any real club of similar size tried something like that, their board would veto the deal and probably fire the manager for even suggesting something so stupid.

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252784.179 in reply to 252784.178
Date: 1/27/2014 7:55:54 PM
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Look if a manager buys a player from div5 a 1 million$ player and top team buys a million dollar player. Who are you to say the div5 team can not afford that.? Oh because he's new in division 5 . So what.? He earned the money the same damn way the top manger did. What the big difference. If that is case and you feel so dang strong about it. Then get off my damn back and get the Gm back with a letter among your peers back to remove the free agent and buying market. no buying player period. Fair is fair right.

I have 2 player on my team worth 2 million each, I'm making more revenue than everyone else. If you think it false then hats off to you. A good manager is good manager and can win with a good/bad team. Buying players don't mean a damn thing unless they know how to play those players. At the end of the day it how you play them.

Just because you buy good players in the low league don't mean your team is the second coming of 1950-60's ucla. No instant wins because you bought a player.

Last edited by Mr. Glass at 1/27/2014 7:58:42 PM

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