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62854.10 in reply to 62854.9
Date: 12/5/2008 1:30:07 PM
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how much money did you earn with a succesful play, i earn around ~340k each home game without beeing that succesfull ...

And when i try to compete with the better teams with areana up to the double size of mine, i would be medium succesfull two season and then wuld go down.

Normally those teams with big arena promote, last seson was on with a 88k arena but this team plays pretty unsuccesful.

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62854.11 in reply to 62854.10
Date: 12/5/2008 5:17:38 PM
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What impact is there when playing at home while your arena is expanding?

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62854.12 in reply to 62854.11
Date: 12/5/2008 5:26:59 PM
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No impact. Until these seats are builed they don't exist and everything is like in any other game. The capacity is still the same.

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62854.13 in reply to 62854.10
Date: 12/6/2008 5:31:38 AM
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well, I have my opinion, koz has his own.

Luckely for Koz B changed cup and B3 money last season, this benefits people with smaller arenas. Now only league games income is influenced by arena size and ticketprices... So the money-leak won't be as big anymore, but it is still a leak for sure. (turning down possible income is a leak imo)


to conclude the discussion I think we may summarise the following:

the question was: when should I expand. The answer is: when you decide it is time.
Some people find that it is time when you start selling out at maximum prices, others think you should expand when you sell out with a lot less then max ticketprices, but you can raise ticketprices as a temporary measurement somethimes when needed.
Every manager will have to decide for his own what practice fits him best.

Can we all agree on that?

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62854.14 in reply to 62854.13
Date: 12/6/2008 5:33:56 AM
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Can we all agree on that? :)

Done. I think the discussion on this in another thread was one of the most interesting reads ever posted in the forums, and it's also one of those things that no-one is ever going to agree on. Viva la variedad!

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62854.15 in reply to 62854.3
Date: 12/6/2008 8:19:41 AM
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does anyone know roughly what max amount of visitors that can be drawn into matches by a level 4/5 pr manager.Im in a division 3 league.but would helpful if anyone knew the levels for div 1,2,3 and 4.This could help everyone gauge how many seats to allocate when upgrading.thanx

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62854.17 in reply to 62854.16
Date: 12/6/2008 9:13:14 AM
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Moreover, the player that you bought with the spare money is also a potential source of future income, if trained properly.


but i got pretty good trainees, from the money who come out of the arena ;) Maybe it was more intelligent, to buy weaker one because they are all near on top and don't increase value that fast, but i like the flags ;)

I ain't poor after building it(ok maybe 2-3 weeks), but sometimes it was better in my eyes to decide pro Arena and take the succes the next season, instead of burning out.