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56824.13 in reply to 56824.11
Date: 12/5/2008 11:47:51 AM
Le Cotiche
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I think the concept of having to play players out of position to train them is completely unrealistic and a poor game design choice


i think it's an acceptable trade-off, but not for fundamental skills like the two defenses for our poor SF

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56824.17 in reply to 56824.14
Date: 12/5/2008 12:38:30 PM
Le Cotiche
III.1
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I think the concept of having to play players out of position to train them is completely unrealistic and a poor game design choice


i think it's an acceptable trade-off, but not for fundamental skills like the two defenses for our poor SF

Again, you don't have to play SFs out of position unless you want to. Both ID and OD have training regimes that include the SF position.


i admit i deliberately ignore 3-roles and team training regimes, because i'd like to train my players and actually see them pop

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56824.19 in reply to 56824.16
Date: 12/5/2008 1:37:51 PM
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about 2, but both defenses you need when can't guarantee that your opponent plays with a specific monoskill sf.

And you can not argue, that a 7 in one OD skill was everytime enough.

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