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From: GM-Remus

To: shoe lover

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165574.9 in reply to 165574.5
Date: 12/6/2010 5:48:26 AM

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well, if he started out at average, and now he's at sensational, that means he had 6 pops in OD. and that happened in 7 weeks of training if you say that the first week you trained something else. so that's almost a pop per week in OD. even with a level 6 trainer, that seems pretty difficult.

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From: shoe lover

To: MonsterPony

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165574.10 in reply to 165574.6
Date: 12/6/2010 4:34:07 PM

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Thanks... And I got him for 80k.... quite cheap

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From: shoe lover

To: Manon

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165574.11 in reply to 165574.8
Date: 12/6/2010 4:35:10 PM

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I will do that, And I do intend to train him for 4 seasons.

Last edited by shoe lover at 12/6/2010 4:42:26 PM

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From: MonsterPony

To: shoe lover

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Date: 12/6/2010 4:36:52 PM

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It's actually not that cheap, cuz if you looked harder u prob could have found someone with same ratings but like level 6 JS but its a good trainee you can do a lot long term

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From: shoe lover

To: MonsterPony

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165574.13 in reply to 165574.12
Date: 12/6/2010 4:39:50 PM

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Really, I have looked a lot at the TL for the last season, and he was definetly the best deal.

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From: loldots

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Date: 12/7/2010 3:05:24 PM

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Don't train JR this early. It's an unnecessary increase in salary at this point.

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From: shoe lover

To: Manon

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165574.16 in reply to 165574.14
Date: 12/7/2010 4:39:41 PM

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My point. I was shopping for someone that was 5'9-5'10. I my other trainees need JS and JR next season. It it better to train both by training one skill for half of one season, and then training the other skill for the second half of the season? or to swich off between skills?

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From: j9s3

To: shoe lover

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165574.17 in reply to 165574.16
Date: 12/7/2010 6:14:26 PM

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I would switch off each time you get a pop in your main trainee, because balanced training is faster (this is assuming that their skills are balanced as of now.)

For example: if A and B are related skills, the higher A is, the faster B will train, and vice versa. However, if A is much higher than B, training A will be slow; and vice versa. So if their skills are not balanced, train the lower one.
That being said, normally JS is more important than JR, so "balanced" can mean a JS that is a couple or more (depends on your offensive focus) pops ahead of JR.

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From: shoe lover

To: j9s3

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165574.18 in reply to 165574.17
Date: 12/7/2010 9:21:48 PM

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Thanks. Ill do 3 weeks of JS, then 2 weeks of JR.

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