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236520.7 in reply to 236520.6
Date: 2/26/2013 11:16:09 PM
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If I were to sell all but one to go to 3 position training, which one should I keep as the 3rd trainee?


NEVER 3 position train. As for what would be sufficient at the D2 level, it depends on if you want to sell for profit or play and train. A last resort should be PA potential, but superstar would probably be my cutoff if I were in D2. You are only in D4, and I don't think you should worry about it until the time comes.

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236520.8 in reply to 236520.7
Date: 2/26/2013 11:27:46 PM
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I meant 1. Meaning train 3 people. (I am not that much of a noob lol) Why not worry about it I won the first finals game in D.IV. That is why people struggle to keep competing because they don't prepare. Its good to have a D2 ready guard, why? Because if he can compete at D2, he can win at D3. (wow amazing concept)

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236520.9 in reply to 236520.6
Date: 2/27/2013 9:25:42 AM
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If I were to sell all but one to go to 3 position training, which one should I keep as the 3rd trainee? Also what level do I need to get in order to have good quality guards that can compete at say D.II level. Will superstar be enough if starting skills are good enough?


If you're talking about a finished product, the starting skills don't really matter much (though obviously, really poor starting skills will make for a really poor season or two while you're training them (and more if you give them secondary skills early). I'd just say try to find a team who's been relatively successful in II and plays whatever style you're looking to play and glance at the potential and salary of their guards and then you've got a rough idea.

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236520.10 in reply to 236520.9
Date: 2/27/2013 11:02:04 AM
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Why didn't I think of that? Good idea. Thanks.