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284389.7 in reply to 284389.3
Date: 1/11/2017 5:21:58 PM
The LA Lions
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Cool, that's what I'm thinking about and usually do.

So what i meant by the second questions is, say that you scout a player once and it reveals that he is a 5 ball player. Nothing to do with potential at this point. Is it garunteed that he's a 5 ball player? IE: if he is interviewed or drafted will be be a 5 ball player for sure or can that change a bit.



That's right, I remember now, I hadn't read the rules for awhile. According to the Game Manual:
Scouted once: ...They are now able to give a more accurate assessment of his current skills...

Meaning more accurate than the random grey balls assigned. The second scouting is described as "you now have a very good understanding of this player's current skills (grade rating)".

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284389.8 in reply to 284389.7
Date: 1/11/2017 8:07:10 PM
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So can the balls for the players current skills change after you scout him twice vs scouting him once?



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284389.9 in reply to 284389.8
Date: 1/11/2017 9:41:43 PM
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So can the balls for the players current skills change after you scout him twice vs scouting him once?



No, no chance of that happening.

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284389.10 in reply to 284389.8
Date: 1/12/2017 8:05:43 AM
Aussie Pride
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Scouting a second time is more accurate in that it tells u a grade which are like sublevels. So u know 5 balls is A skills but by scouting again whether they are A-, A or A+ is revealed.