Ok, I wanted to get your view before I said anything. I personally don't believe in the sub-levels theory. I have seen quite a few Cs cap out at almost exactly $60,000 in salary. Maybe I just have not seen enough examples yet, so I am interested to hear from experienced C trainers, but that is my feeling.
In fact, if trained in a balanced fashion and if you leave SB at around average, you can expect to cap out on an allstar C at almost exactly 3x tremendous if my memory serves me right. Lower SB and you might squeeze out a wondrous skill, but don't quote me on that.
I think that it is more like your second suggestion. I don't think the scale follows salary 100%, as the skills are weighted a bit differently for the cap. That's why extremely balanced players seem to cap 25-30% sooner than their uni-skilled cousins.
I also think people get confused because another feeling of mine is that training slows as you approach the cap. However, once capped it seems you are lucky to even get 1 pop per season.
Last edited by HeadPaperPusher at 1/22/2010 12:16:18 PM
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