First, thank you very much for this entire conversation.
What i mean more specific is that if you build a team in a certain way in the top league you can copy that exact same team and then adjust each level of skill to be suited for where you play.
Most of the time you can get really good players even out of allstar potential players if you only plan their training well.
So a newbie starts in Div V or maybe Div IV. Do we tell newbie managers that they should stay in that division as long as it takes to do these things? Should we? Should we tell them not to promote, not to move up and play against human managers?
And since theres a bigger market for those players then the top tier once you could make more money by training the lower potential once. They often sell for the same (unless the top player has some serious secondary levels) and the cost to buy/create them are lower as you wont need as high level on your trainer.
Spoken like a day trader. Unfortunately for me, I am trying to play this game as a basketball manager.
Bigger picture: do you begin to see the problem that I see with just trying to apply an upper division sneaker to a lower division foot? Lower division is not just a smaller, paler, cheaper, weaker version of the upper division. There are differences not just of magnitude, but
qualitative differences that are all too often not taken into account.
Last edited by Mike Franks at 2/16/2015 3:18:07 PM