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Since I have been involved in some of these discussions - I also want to say that I appreciate your input and hope that it won't stop. I sometimes take things too seriously and will endeavor not to do so in the future.

hey guys i dont know if it was posted somewhere, if yes, redirect me please..after couple weeks of training research i found out that ID training have some bad results..i think it takes too loong to get pop up.. has anybody else found something like this out too? or it is just coincidence in my "research"? thanks

hey guys i dont know if it was posted somewhere, if yes, redirect me please..after couple weeks of training research i found out that ID training have some bad results..i think it takes too loong to get pop up.. has anybody else found something like this out too? or it is just coincidence in my "research"? thanks

Nothing wrong with ID training.

the problem with jump range is simply, that it takes too long to train... there's so many training updates you just sit infront of the screen and see nothing happend at all, next week.. same scenario - which makes it look like you haven't advanced at all (although you have a with something like 0.33 steps or so, depending on your trainer). It's just depressing to see your team "not advance", where as when you train JS or 1 vs 1 -> Bamm bamm .. pops pops everywhere, which in total will make your team stronger than the pop in JR every 3-4 weeks.
@Astragoth; it's like purple's in WoW ;)

[BTW: Nearly the same big issue with OD training..]

So here i'd like to adress to BB-Forrest as well, you don't necessarily need to raise the effect of Outside shooting, but make it easier to train JR.

When you check how fast Rebounding trains.. which gives you AN EXTRA chance to score 2 / 3 points, that's quite an imbalance there.

"Unluckily" i have this all time great player in my lines, which demands outside training, otherwise i would have switched to inside a long time ago!



Edit: Typo

Last edited by shades236 at 1/9/2009 3:19:48 PM

the problem with rump range is simply, that it takes too long to train...

Yes, I know that's a typo, but it's a damn funny one.