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Since now Div 1 teams use to have 145TSP players instead of 125 TSP 20 seasons ago this strategy is only good prolly up to DIV 2, and quite easily trainable. Since Guards and centers will be always playing off position as their natural position training isnt really and issue especially if you going from div 4 to div 2. In lower leagues like div 3 or div 2 secondaries rarely matter. Why have big with 12OD when the oponents are atocious or at very best mediocre in JS? Its monoskilled players mostly untill DIV 1. So there should be not so huge dissadvantages.

If i would be in div 2 now i would be training like 18OD-16 ID guard, or atleast considering it. But since i am in div 4 and everything untill div 1 is like monoskilled aged trash oponents, there is no way to bother to defend the skills oponents players dont have. So maximizing offense is the way to go.

Also these kind of players doesnt need so high TSP around 115. So training is elatively fast. Also you could asjust, maybe add ID for guards or OD for centers or RB for guards, its all conditional.

Farms... You could always ask for someone to train them for you and buy for the market price.


Last edited by Vilkai [LTU NT] at 6/13/2019 6:09:45 PM

The most people use farms nowadays is to dump 19 yo MVP potencial guys they bought for 25k for 500k each. It was never and issue 20 seasons ago. ""New players"" are buying these, like totally fresh mostly. This is farming we need to stop.

It used to do legit, but you would have promised certain high price in community. Its trust issue, if you recognizable in community you could get like 15OD guys instead of 15driving trained for their first seasons. Dont thing the farms is a must. Also i have noticed very strange activities.

The most sad part is lvl 6/7 trainers are unbuyable for the non-farms, because so much people establishing farms to train for NT or U-21 nowadays, it is massive disease. And they try to complain, atleast in lithuanian national formum why nobody wants to train for U-21 anymore. Why bother? with lvl 5 trainer? going against lvl 6, mostly 7 against farm? Best occasion your player will be bench warmer or borderline U-21, it wont increase merchandise. The NT as a whole loses point because of these farms.

Anyways farmed or non-farmed player i dont see an issue buying these player for the market price, because everyone gets opportunity to bid for these. So eaqual chances for everybody. It is bad only if it is multiple accounts in my oppinion.

Last edited by Vilkai [LTU NT] at 6/13/2019 6:47:47 PM

They could do a lot to eliminate the benefits of cheating and so on and son on.

I agree with it. Especially with autobid. Because i bet most of the guys who play the market use bots. Do you know how i discovered this game? In season 15 or so made for some guy autobuyer.....a bot. And thought like this game is kinda unique and cool, tried it; played around 10-12 seasons i think to season 28 then sadly had no time and got botted out Havent used bot myself because was using homegrown team, it is more interesting that way.

I still dont understand why people should be punished to be playing in "bad" timezones or by not spending so much time bidding. Thats very eazy fix and it would solve multiple problems. Maybe owners of this game believe that people without autobid feature generates more money from ads. But they must weight all of the impacts.

Micro nations doesnt seem very cool. I bet there is like no competition every season, or very little, like 2-3 teams competing. It is very boring like that way. They could make possible to transfer team to bigger leagues, or make region leagues but atleast with like 4 divisions. I remember there were active 6 divisions in biggest countries in bb, now it is down to 4...does not seem too fun to me either.

There is a answer for the micro nation issue. It's called Utopia or what some people have coined "wolph world" but Utopia is where the "farming" is most prevalent. I think it is delusional to think we still have the issues with multiple accounts that were present during the "heyday" of the game. What I do think we have is a user base where a lot of the "new" players are retreads, and a lot of them are developing their teams from the ground up. But I don't think they do it for NT glory, I think they do it because they want to build for the long term. A lot has been done in recent seasons to encourage training, this is the byproduct of those changes. A lot has changed over the years in what makes a good player, those changes in thought lead to playersrs that look a whole lot different that those from the distant past. In many ways the game just mirrors the changes that have occurred with the sport IRL.

Last edited by Coach Lambini at 6/15/2019 6:59:55 AM