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From: rcvaz

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140380.2 in reply to 140380.1
Date: 4/12/2010 5:06:48 PM
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Interesting point that occurred to me a while back, but there are no such "chemistry effects" in the game engine, so your players won't be affected by how long they've known their team-mates or how long they have played for the same team. The only thing that may capture something different from the main skills is experience, but players would have exactly the same performance regardless of the team they're playing for.

Selling a player who has been with you for a while may affect merchandise if he was an important player. The item "I'm familiar with the star players..." in the fan survey shows how fans feel towards your shuffling of the roster. Good luck ;)

From: perp06

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140380.3 in reply to 140380.2
Date: 4/13/2010 8:57:43 AM
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maybe there should be an experience factor involved... take the spurs.. there core players have been together for like 8 years.. they work better together than teams who shuffle players in and out every season.. it is a major part of the game.. maybe the BB's can take this into account next season

From: rcvaz

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140380.4 in reply to 140380.3
Date: 4/13/2010 9:00:08 AM
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Yeah, that would be an interesting thing, a "chemistry factor". Post in the suggestions forum ;)

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140380.6 in reply to 140380.5
Date: 4/13/2010 2:27:13 PM
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Yeah, I see what you're saying, it's a factor that's too difficult to predict. And it would involve adding personalities to the players and that would be too complex. The Pistons had the same core for a number of years and it meant successive trips to the conf finals, but you may argue that they only got one championship out of that run