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BB is a long-term-economic-simulator in a Basketball-micro-cosmos.

For most of us, it took REAL-LIFE-years to build a competitive team.

You will have to handle it like it is.

I would suggest the following steps for you:
1. make your choice, what kind of players you want to develop (guards, forwards or bigs) possibly make this decision depending on the market.
2. buy 3 18 or 19 year old players (A) at least potential 7 or 8.
3. grinding
4. in 2 or 3 Seasons, sell one of the Players (A), buy an new trainee (B), replace one of the players of the other positions.
5. continue with step 3.
6. next season sell a player (A), buy a player (C) …
7. continue with step 3.
8. the season after sell a player (A), buy a player (D) …
9. the season after sell the player (B), buy a player (E) …

Inbetween: extend arena, buy staff, replace one of the players of the other positions … further on.

Thus it is almost the same like it is on NBA2K. If you want to become "legend" on the playground it takes you RL-months!

Last edited by LA-flaterik123 at 3/6/2020 3:19:06 AM

Also there is a kind of salary cap in each division. The salary floor and overextensiontax prevents managers to have too low or high salaries.
And multiskill players may have a lower salary but are more expensive to buy/train.
As a newly promoted team, it's ofcourse harder to compete.

I went in the other direction, relegated. My team had to dispose of 3-4 starters because of the salaries were too high for the new division.

Just sayin´

... I have no chance in my league because my opponents had more lower salary players and still beating me even I had more wager players.

You could have won both of the last two games without the wrong GDP.

An you should not have sold
Kestas Dinikis (47056670)
Muzaffer Muhsin (47883453)
you were on the Right way.

I agree salary cap could be a good a idea and would help new temas with lower incomes (small stadium, no extra buildings) to compete