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Well, I'm not answering to his stupid questions because he is getting very annoying. He thinks he knows everything. He even thinks that you get 1 full kk from winning the cup. He doesn't even understand why winning championship is important. He comes with some conspiracy theories once in a while to look smart.

So there ya go. He is still young and has a lot to learn yet. One of those, don't believe everything written in Game Manual. Another one, learn to read the Game Manual properly. (you said you have read the GM thousands time, which in fact, I highly doubt it since you don't know very basic things about the game. Or you don't know English. Either way, it's quite bad :)

Now you are calling me out on a lapsus...cool. Even when someone says I know a lot, I always reply I have yet a lot to learn.
Two seasons ago I could run for our NT and quite a lot of people showed me support, so maybe I'd won. I didn't run for it because I said I have a lot to learn on tactics since I was only in D.III at that time. So I guess I have enough self-criticism. That's why it bothered me a lot when someone who is on NT doesn't believe in something that is obviously true. Unless BBs lie to us, which we will never know, right? Other than that, I did't have any problems with you until your last post.

He comes with some conspiracy theories once in a while to look smart.

I quite possibly have a lot to learn about BB, dude, but you sure have a lot to learn about respect. Mixing personal attacks into a forum debate, however heated it may be, is very rude.

He is still young and has a lot to learn yet.

Really? You are judging people from what they write on forums? How old are you? I'm 32, btw.

With this post I'm closing conversation from my side. Not only because I'm way off-topic, but also because I'm not very fond of people that turn to personal discreditation when they have no arguments.



Last edited by Koperboy at 10/26/2011 1:09:35 PM

Aw, go easy on him. He's new to the NT job. I've also seen managers who say "You can believe what you read in the game manual while I can believe what is actually happening in games based on my experience".

But still, I haven't trained stamina since before the both of you joined BB and I still manage to survive plenty of 4th quarter games. I give experience the credit.

i did it the same, but training stamina improved my team a lot. This didn't show up in the fourth quarter, but during the full game.I would say players are smart managing there stamina, like you would run at a different speed when you are in a 100m competion instead of a marathon.

PS: i also rate xp very high.

Last edited by CrazyEye at 10/26/2011 1:37:36 PM

He? We know that's truth!

It's really obvious that experience does BIG matter!

Try to watch one game ... 22 years old Great Player x 31 years old good player.

It's amazing! My Center with 10 in I.Defense stopped a player with 48k of salary.

'' He has 32 years old, and the opponent 22 ''

And you're the National Manager of your country ...

Last edited by Saltori at 10/27/2011 4:05:18 PM

It's amazing! My Center with 10 in I.Defense stopped a player with 48k of salary.

'' He has 32 years old, and the opponent 22 ''

And you're the National Manager of your country ...

Hey, I have one question for you. How do you know that the 48k player that your player stopped, didn't have, say inept IS? He might have probably stopped himself without the need of your defender.

All right, it's easy to understand your (or kopersboy's) skills in this game, but please do your favor to yourself and don't comment on things you don't even remotely understand. Let alone arguing against a much more experienced player (!). Or when you don't have facts. Or against a NT coach. (!!)

I'll say something that I think you'll like.


I saw his skills when he was in TL.

I think he was 13-12-13, something like this.

but there is some difference which experience makes to a player...i mean if that dosent make any difference then what is the use of keeping that skill...
and moreover it is ligical that an experienced player will think better than an amateur...and i strongly feel that experience does help a player think better in tense situations and that would give the team an edge in close games...

I've seen experience having a huge effect in games so many times that it even sounds obvious to me, still it doesn't count as much as GS.

But as long as everybody keeps their GS up, I believe 80% of the most experienced managers would love to play a 30 yo 50k PG if their leagues were filled by 22 yo 100k PGs, I've seen that working well before and for me it's a crystal clear fact.

So ... Experience it is important!

I guess experience can change one game!