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313451.89 in reply to 313451.82
Date: 4/9/2022 10:35:02 AM
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#4 Decrease fouls (but not aggressiveness) with experience.
There is no linear relation. Players commit many faults as rookies. But in general they commit also more faults when they get old and slower.

Also, in general, I hope the new BBs don't listen to people in this thread. The game was well designed initially. No need to touch things because people whine.

You can go here
https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_2021_per_...
and press "PF" to order players from most to least faults per minute
Maximum: Dwight Howard 6.0 faults per 36 minutes (so if you try to play him for 40+ minutes, he will foul out most games)
Minimum: Tyrus Jones: 0.9 faults per 36 minutes.

So, as I said, the game is well designed. And people should take faults into account when buying players. (Yes, I know, I always forget that also)


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313451.90 in reply to 313451.89
Date: 4/9/2022 11:31:37 AM
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Not to mention the top 4 highest PF/36 mins are above 30 xD

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313451.92 in reply to 313451.81
Date: 4/16/2022 10:07:57 AM
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I think BB should also (1)adjust the chance of foul; (2) let managers to choose the attitude of a player in attack and defence

As I know, each shot/ posession the defending team and the attacking team has certain % chances to foul.

Also, I think BB should let managers to choose how agressive ( or hustle) in attack and defense. (soft, medium, hard), so managers can easier to prevent players to foul out by adjusting their attitude.

Hard attitude can increase the agressiveness and performance of a player, but have more cost and stanima and more fouls, as well as turnovers.

Soft attitude can decrease the number of fouls (esp. foul rate) of a player, number of turnovers and also the cost of stanima, but he would have a poorer performance ( esp. in defense, he would let more open chances to score to the opponent)

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313451.93 in reply to 313451.91
Date: 4/25/2022 1:48:09 AM
Shohoku CB
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Guys, Can see the news of this season?

The agresivement point in Foults decrease how? i don't know but we need to study this with players that have this agressivement skill.

Good news for this

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313451.95 in reply to 313451.94
Date: 4/27/2022 8:24:04 AM
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BBs don't understand that this is a long-term strategy game. Good managers make careful long-term decisions.

You are rewarding bad managers that didn't look at agresiveness when they bought their trainees.
You are punishing good managers that took good care when they bought their trainees.

Please, can we revert to the pre-Marin game engine?
From that point, BBs have done nothing but spoil the strategic balance of the game.

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313451.96 in reply to 313451.95
Date: 4/29/2022 10:17:33 AM
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You are rewarding bad managers that didn't look at agresiveness when they bought their trainees.


This sentence doesn't make any sense, sorry mate.
There's no way to know how aggressive a rookie is. And bright prospects are, in my opinion, always worth more right after the draft than when they're 20-21-22 yo.
So you're basically saying that managers who buy aggressive rookies are stupid whatever they do, because training an aggressive player is stupid, and selling a player for less than his purchase price is stupid - or at least is a "long-term strategy mistake" (unless he's old, of course).

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313451.97 in reply to 313451.96
Date: 4/29/2022 10:35:17 AM
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You only need one game. One game, zero faults and that is already a good estimation. Take two or three games for good measure.

So you're basically saying that managers who buy aggressive rookies are stupid
No, they are either careless or noobs. Or maybe the player went cheap first week after the draft and they were gambling.

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313451.98 in reply to 313451.97
Date: 4/29/2022 11:44:29 AM
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One game is clearly not enough.
You need at least 5 games, and even then the sample is super small but whatever.
After 5 games rosters are mostly full (in terms of trainees), so you’re gonna sell your player at a discount.
So you’re going to make a loss because you bought an agressive player when there was absolutely no way to know it was the case before hands.

That doesn’t make you a noob in my humble opinion.

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313451.99 in reply to 313451.98
Date: 4/29/2022 12:14:36 PM
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One game is clearly not enough.
You need at least 5 games,
Have you done the math? Because I did.

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