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62897.5 in reply to 62897.4
Date: 12/5/2008 6:51:54 AM
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actually it is VERY relevant.

s you said, he asked why his higher potential player trains slower.
If I read that, I think he is of the belief that a higher potential player should train faster. And that is a common misunderstanding. That is why I explained how potential works.

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62897.6 in reply to 62897.5
Date: 12/5/2008 6:57:01 AM
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true... than it makes sense :) he should now know that height is relevant how fast a player trains and potential isnt. :) What a team work. Like a great pass and a fantasic alley oop. (or however you write it)

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Date: 12/5/2008 7:00:17 AM
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:)

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62897.8 in reply to 62897.6
Date: 12/5/2008 1:52:12 PM
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With all the explanation it looks more like a missed dunk on three second violation now:)

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62897.9 in reply to 62897.8
Date: 12/8/2008 1:10:17 PM
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sounds good...

so to be fair really... whether you have a 180cm SG with potential 7 and a 193cm SG with potential 10+ ; they're quite equal, since it just takes aaaaaages for the 193 guy to train, so you have a 21 yrd SG with crazy skills, cuz he's been trained for 3 seasons. or have a 21 yrd SG with 10 pot with ok skills, although he's been trained for 3 seasons, now he's older, but compensates with his potential. reaching an age of about 23.. things should balance out 7 and 10 pot players, with the difference of 2-3 seasons.

just one BIG problem here: Time value of money. I rather have that 7'er pot awesome player than a slacky 10+ one. Thinking of selling maybe the only swiss all time great player is sad though :/

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62897.10 in reply to 62897.9
Date: 12/9/2008 11:02:33 AM
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yes. if you are in a building team stage and planning to sell your crop of trainees once or twice before really trying to get promoted like I did in hattrick, the guy with high(est) potentials that are too tall for their position might should be avoided. but you could sell all your other trainees and keep your super potential guy and keep training him. I am not planning to get promoted for another few years and don't take much care for the league and results, that way I can train 6 trainees a week... Enough players to sell.