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No, sorry, I don't remember which thread it was nor do I remember which BB said it. You can either trust me or not. And I don't see why it would be ridiculous for a BB to say something that was the truth. They don't stand to gain or lose from pointing out that the exorbitant prices being paid for level 5 (not so much anymore), 6, and 7 staff aren't worth the increased training they give. We continue to pay those prices because A) we are suckers for shiny new toys and we crave the false security that having the highest, biggest, bestest, mostest spensivest gives us.

53381.88 in reply to 53381.87
Date: 10/31/2008 1:45:45 AM

The first is that as I've said in the past, except for teams where slightly increasing the skills of their players is very, very valuable, a level 7 trainer probably loses them money, since that money would be better spent improving their players via the transfer market

Last edited by somdetsfinest at 1/16/2009 9:40:26 AM

It would be ridiculous for a BB developer to say this, to compare this with stoei´s example, it would mean make a slightly better car, price it higher and than say the higher cost isn´t worth the prize... who would buy this car??

BB's do not set prices for staff, the free market (us managers) does... And there are suckers enough who still want to buy this car for a ridiculous fee, just because they think it shines more...

In re: 10 weeks level FT Stam training. At some point I am going to push the restart button (luckily for me I'm in a small country) and begin by buying 10 18 year olds and train them like that for a year.
I'll let you know how it goes.

i am very interested in knowing how that works. I know I have it easy. I am playing in a very weak country. I have read so many posts about stamina etc being important... I haven´t trained it once. Only OD and a few other guard skills. I also train 6 players a week and do great. Yes on the long run I would have lost out in the USA or Spanish top leagues, BUT I can see my trainees (4 off them) turning into world class players. I cant say I miss stamina training because I have never trained it, but would like to see how it would benefit the team and secondly whether you fetch alot on the market...

I'm not sure what your questions is- You want to know the value of stamina, right?

I think stamina works as a modifier to the other skills, so when players have low stamina their skills are reduced, especially as their minutes played go up. SO, in the 4th quarter you might see subs in the game instead of starters or you might see players playing worse.

I know very little about the GE but I do know that in real life being in good condition and shooting free throws well are two of the most basic keys to being a successful basketball player. So, for me, it makes sense to have those kinds of players on my BB team. In the context of BB if you have high stamina then you can play fast-paced tactics and not suffer at the end of the game.

I don't really play the market much, and I don't do it well at all, so I'm the wrong person to ask. I assume that other skills being equal, a player wiith high FT and Stamina will sell for more than one without.

Also, I don't think it is that improtant for the majority of players in the game who are following some sort of accepted formula for being successful. I don't really care to do it that way, even though it means my team isn't that good. Like I said, I am lucky to be in a small country where you don't have to follow one road to success.

i just think that getting level 6 or 7 trainers doesnt really necessarily proves you should be getting more gains than your cost.

as what im tried to say earlier, and try to change it a bit probably if you want to get from location A to location B which travel "X" miles . . .

now if you have a level 5 or i say 1.6 valve car, you will consume "Y" liters of gas at lets say "Z" miles/hr

but if you have a level 6 or 7 for lets say 2.0 valve car, you will consume probably more "Y" liters of gas at a more "Z" miles /hr speed rate.

now if we put it into a more perspective, usually on a free way i probably would say you would get early by just half an hour or an hour or even a few hours earlier but it wont make a big difference for you to say that the gas you consume could really justify the time you got their early.

but to sum it up you got their earlier than a normal car or 1.6 valve car :D but surely you consumption or cost is way more.

now going back to bb universe, i do believe the bb's would do it in the sense that it will save you from turning your team from being a talent or player skill developer in a span of quick time wherein you can keep that trainer with heavy cost but you can sell players to help you.

i agree with superfly here, its still a long term thing but you just got a little ahead of everyone:D

on a personal note, even though stamina determines a lot of how your player will perform in the long stretch , i would suggest get players or your lineup with enough skill sets that allows you to have a lot of them in your lineup

instead of getting a number of 1-2 or 5 players with tremendous or high players why not just settle for prolific or sensational but can allow your team money flexibility for you to get your backup to have almost or same skill set for your starter

in this way even with your started sitting, your going to get the same ( almost the same ) intensity or performance from you boys

:D

ok guys i ve just bought one level 6 , before really reading this topic ,did i spend bb money for nothing?

its certainly not for nothing but the value will depend on how much you spent....

too much if it doesnt worth it