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164600.187 in reply to 164600.186
Date: 12/9/2010 2:44:44 PM
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No, I suggest that a team should play B3 with no more than the same players that started the competition. If you want to sell a player after B3 starts, that's OK. If you want to buy a player after B3 starts, that's also OK, but that player won't be allowed to play on B3, being allowed to play league and cup games normally.

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164600.188 in reply to 164600.187
Date: 12/9/2010 2:48:22 PM
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Not going to work. you can't force teams overpay like that without a reason. Some can use that players for some it is a unnecessary overkill. Unfair solution. It may actually happen Tukums etc. would rotate monster before first round instead of fthe final one making those uneligible for anyone else. Still monster loading lottery.

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164600.189 in reply to 164600.188
Date: 12/9/2010 2:58:27 PM
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My suggestion would boost teams who think in a long-term basis instead of teams that focused on very short-term basis strategies that prevailed this season. You know, a similar solution already exists: there is a deadline to buy players eligible for playoffs. Want to win your league? Build a team that can win the POs before they take place. Want to win B3? Build during the pre-season a team that could make you to the title.

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164600.190 in reply to 164600.189
Date: 12/9/2010 4:13:59 PM
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It seems very strict have it from the beginning of the B3 challenge. In that case might be most effective strategy to have 3-5 players in the age around 24 and train them, so they will get better by the time, as your team performance. Well, it doesnt look like that there would be many options, and what about that somebody would change mind after several rounds if wasnt really clever to have certain players in his team for competition like B3. I would prefer such deadline 1-2 months at most.

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164600.191 in reply to 164600.190
Date: 12/9/2010 6:29:49 PM
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It seems very strict have it from the beginning of the B3 challenge. In that case might be most effective strategy to have 3-5 players in the age around 24 and train them, so they will get better by the time, as your team performance. Well, it doesnt look like that there would be many options, and what about that somebody would change mind after several rounds if wasnt really clever to have certain players in his team for competition like B3. I would prefer such deadline 1-2 months at most.


Well, B3 should be a competition for pros. If you wanted to win it you should be able to plan in advance. But, you know, it's just my POV. Maybe I'm wrong and B3 should be a competition for those who only think at the next match. And if B3 turns into a "next match competition" be sure that Cups will be next. In fact, if you notice that Silves, after B3 finals, has already been bought by a team, has played 1 cup match and has been put on transfer list you realize that Cups have already been infected by the "rent-a-player" phenomenon.

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164600.192 in reply to 164600.191
Date: 12/9/2010 6:45:14 PM
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At the end, from this season it seems that the only that can win a B3 is who has a good reserve of money.

On the other hand speaking about TL and monster salary if you apply a "pre-taxation" these monster will be definitevely killed and I think no one would like to buy them if they've to stay minumum some weeks in the roster

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164600.193 in reply to 164600.192
Date: 12/10/2010 2:36:01 AM
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At the end, from this season it seems that the only that can win a B3 is who has a good reserve of money.


+1

This is just one more reason for people to day-trade. And I hate the daytraders. This game is about training, tactics and of course economy - but some people make it look like it's just a wall-street game. Then when you want to buy a good player for your roster because you have some plans with him, you are either always short for 50-100k or you overpay for him.

Probably noone can see this happened to me just a few days ago, can you?

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164600.194 in reply to 164600.193
Date: 12/10/2010 6:00:22 AM
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Let the trading days before the final go ahead.
People who have never been in B3 (especially the final) before shouldn't criticize others for making big purchases days before the final if they have never been in those shoes before.
It is a strategy and it seems to work for now.

Before play-offs I'm sure if you have some extra money left over then you spend it on players if you feel your journey will be difficult.
If this is what the game has come to then let it be or get some rules.

Can you smell what the Hobos are cooking... oh wait its just Roger. (18085274)
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164600.195 in reply to 164600.194
Date: 12/10/2010 6:39:57 AM
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Before play-offs I'm sure if you have some extra money left over then you spend it on players if you feel your journey will be difficult.


You are trying to compare two very different things.

If I am in playoffs, can I buy a 500k center just for the finals for one or two games and not pay a single dime for him?

Even if I buy a player or two for playoff and aim to the finals, I will have to pay at least three salaries for them.

Really, what kind of crappy argument is this? People are talking about winning B3 with players you don't even pay a single salary. How can you compare this to playoffs? Or are you playing a different game??

Last edited by Koperboy at 12/10/2010 6:40:35 AM

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164600.196 in reply to 164600.193
Date: 12/10/2010 7:26:24 AM
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This is just one more reason for people to day-trade. And I hate the daytraders. This game is about training, tactics and of course economy - but some people make it look like it's just a wall-street game.


Yes, this is what this discussion is about. Daytrading vs Long Term Planning.

Wanna win B3? Be a daytrader, not a loser longterm planner.

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Date: 12/10/2010 7:48:22 AM
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You still pay for the money needed to win the bid though. MONEY IS STILL SPENT.
The same principle is still there.

All B3 games are all kind of like... 'finals'. It is an achievement made only by a few who win the cup or league.

To make the play-offs you need to win many league games. When you buy a player just for the play-offs you only pay his salary for a short time.

Can you smell what the Hobos are cooking... oh wait its just Roger. (18085274)
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