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From: piotras
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130305.37 in reply to 130305.36
Date: 2/6/2010 3:59:14 AM
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Any idea about potential cap? Does increase of salary can slow down training afer this season? Or it's just an extra payment and that's it. It's quite important if you're just under the cap and still want to add some secondaries next season.

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130305.39 in reply to 130305.38
Date: 2/6/2010 7:06:57 AM
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Clear enough for me. Thanks, Charles.

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130305.40 in reply to 130305.38
Date: 2/6/2010 7:34:15 AM
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This is probably a good point to mention that while there have been many posts discussing a link between potential and salary, the rules do not specify a direct connection. The potential cap acts on player skills, while salary also depends upon player skills. So, it makes sense that the two would be tightly correlated. However, changing the amount that a player is paid will not change the amount of skill that they can attain for a given potential.


Can i make a quuestion to junderstand better this thing?The potential cap acts on player skills,but the various studies made in past pointed that player with the same potential stop their growth when they reached pratically a certain amount of salary.So,it could happen that a player trained in some particular ways could reach the potential cap of the skills,without reach this " salary value" for that potential,or however from your counts this is impossible?

Last edited by Steve Karenn at 2/6/2010 7:35:50 AM

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130305.41 in reply to 130305.40
Date: 2/6/2010 1:54:52 PM
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Yes a player could become capped before reaching the salary that we estimate he will be capped at. This would most likely happen if he was trained well rounded leading to a lower salary yet a high number of skills. This is because we use the salary as a means of estimating simply because we know the cap and the salary formula are both dependant on the skills. With the salary formula changing to meet the changing economic conditions this is becoming an increasingly ineffective means of estimating when a player will become capped. As I had suggested in another thread a more accurate and applicable means of estimating potential caps is the total number of skills and something we should transition to using instead of a salary number which will fluctuate.

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130305.43 in reply to 130305.42
Date: 2/6/2010 2:01:03 PM
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I try to avoid being intentionally misleading, but sometimes that means the best I can do is to be vague.


This is a skill BB-Edju will have to learn in order to step into his role as a BB. He's good at being misleading

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130305.44 in reply to 130305.42
Date: 2/6/2010 6:07:47 PM
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how often you will get chanche to change ticket prices, next season?

Please things on the newcomes who have to find out the right prices, before making it just in the ASD and beginning and end of the PO.

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130305.45 in reply to 130305.44
Date: 2/7/2010 4:32:31 AM
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I wonder why they need to change the time that we can change the ticket prices...

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130305.46 in reply to 130305.45
Date: 2/7/2010 5:19:08 AM
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i think it makes sense to changes prices right after a pro or demotion, or just before the PO ;)

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130305.47 in reply to 130305.46
Date: 2/7/2010 5:21:55 AM
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Well that changes also the time that we will expand our arenas too. In real life you can change the prices at will. If for example Panathinaikos is playing against Peristeri(small team), then the ticket prices are low. When they play against Olympiacos then we have sold out, on max price

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