BuzzerBeater Forums

no snowball-effect. Each week training is the same amount. so if your have exactly the same minutes for your players for 6 weeks:

if you train 3 weeks training A, and then 3 weeks training B
the result will be the same like if you
train 1 week A, 1 week B, 1 week A, 1 week B, 1 week A and 1 week B.

It is possible that if you did not manage to get the training minutes right, you might want to get an other training for that week, and you can still set it after thursday's game, it will have no effect whatsover that you did not set it earlier in the week.
In most cases though one will be training certain players, rather then a certain skill, so if the player you want to train has not reached his minutes, he will losse some training, no mather what training you set... (get what I mean) so it is not THAT powerfull to be able to set training after you see the minutes for the players, but yes, it could be interesting in some situations.

Note that it is important that you know when the update starts, because you might see the result at 11 am, but the update might have started hours earlier... Maybe Juicepaths has better understanding of how long the update takes...

Note that it is important that you know when the update starts, because you might see the result at 11 am, but the update might have started hours earlier... Maybe Juicepaths has better understanding of how long the update takes...

Generally, it goes that the top division gets the training 1st, and then down in order, but it's usually a matter of a minute tops.

Thats a perfect explanation. Thanks.