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From: Otis

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Date: 1/30/2015 6:37:36 AM
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guys i think that the question was what trainer would be best suited for his needs and i agree that now is not the time to overspend on a coach.

that being said, i read on the forums conflicting opinions as to how much better a level6 coach is better than level 4.

my question to you is. if a level 4 coach means 100% efficiency, the benchmark, how much better as a percentage (%) is a level 5 and level 6. i know data is inconsistent but from your own naked eye view how much of a difference is there. my estimate is around 10% per level of skill of trianer. your thoughts?

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Date: 1/30/2015 12:31:59 PM
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There was a thread which says each level is 2 or 3 % higher or lower. So the difference is maybe 1-3 ups/season. unfortunately i can't find that thread again ...

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Date: 1/30/2015 2:25:51 PM
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My rule of thumb is the first lvl of trainer has 50% effectiveness, the 2nd lvl has 75%, the 3rd 87,5% then 93,75 and 96,875 and soforth. The difference gets increasingly smaller with each level.

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It simply is not possible to cap an MVP WITH WELLROUNDED skills without an L7 trainer. I have doubts about superstars unless the base skills are VERY high that a L6 is gonna get you there either.


Completely disagree. I got a player to the low end of cap of MVP with a combination of level 5 and 6 trainers (he was 26 when I sold him). If you put the time in, you can cap a player with a level 5 or 6 coach.

Personally, I've been a big fan of level 6 coaches, but I don't really want to spend the money on a level 7. If you have $4M, then I would say go for it. I wouldn't spend more than 1M on him though.

You probably want to spend most of you're money on an elite trainee. I'm talking 55-65 TSP and HoF potential (although that will probably cost you $3M+). Also think about grabbing some good 2nd and 3rd trainees. I'd think 50-60 TSP and PA-Superstar potential should be good (but if you can find 2 HoF trainees, then you'd really be rocking!)

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Date: 1/30/2015 4:20:37 PM
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man... i do not get why so many spend so much on a trainer just for a few skills per season.

thank you very much for the input Coach MK and Jeründerbar

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Date: 1/31/2015 1:40:55 AM
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Whats in your opinion wellrounded in terms of ... lets say a PF

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Date: 1/31/2015 2:49:35 PM
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I did read carefully. How's this for well rounded? 13/9/12/12/14/12-15/15/14/12? Sure, he's only 128 TSP. However, if you're looking for 140+ TSP, then I'd agree you need a level 7 trainer and an 18 year old trainee with 65+ starting TSP.

It really comes down to what kind of player the OP wants to train. To make an elite NT Guard or Big, then he probably needs HoF potential. If he wants to make an SF, then yes, Superstar or MVP is more than enough. Also, if he wants to train to sell, then Allstar/PA is probably plenty. If he wants to train a good NBBA/D II player, then Superstar to MVP is probably fine too. For most of these players, a level 5 trainer is probably fine. I just commented that I've had success with a level 6. If he's just looking to cap an Allstar or PA player, he can probably get away with a level 4.

From his OP, it seems that he wants to get some truly elite players. If he's looking for SFs, go with MVP. If you want to make an elite guard or big, you might need an HoF. You really need to look at a training and potential calculator to figure it out. Depending on his final build goal, he can probably get away with something less than HoF.

edit: you're probably right that he should wait to buy a trainer. I don't really track the staff market too intensely, but I've found guys for cheap after the allstar break towards the start of playoffs

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Date: 2/1/2015 9:23:07 AM
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Both players are in the MVP range. Still, as I said, you can make a good SF with MVP, but you need HoF for a NT guard or big. 18/12/19/18/18/15-10/10/4/4 is at the very top end of MVP and imho, isn't good enough for the USA NT. To add the skills he needs to get beyond a boarderline NT player, he needs HoF potential.

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