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From: CoachSK

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226119.10 in reply to 226119.9
Date: 8/31/2012 7:54:20 PM
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Hrudey: I guess only we Americans know what's right ;)
rcvaz: As far as I know in the highest divisions (V/IV etc..) you dont even need a squad, just buy one or two players for 200k (which he will save up over his first and maybe second season)each and your training and GS/enthusiasm management will already promote you. As far as I know that's how it pretty much is.

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226119.11 in reply to 226119.7
Date: 8/31/2012 8:42:49 PM
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no. should do this:

4500--> 4800
450--> 480
50--> 65
0--> 3

to me thats a good start. I'm helping out a English team right now at the moment and here's the alias: kharton

look at his expansions then set that as your goal for the first month..........

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226119.12 in reply to 226119.11
Date: 8/31/2012 9:13:16 PM
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Most upper level managers I've talked to wished they built more Lower Tier than they did....


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226119.13 in reply to 226119.12
Date: 8/31/2012 9:54:07 PM
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That's true, I wish I only had 13k Bleachers and 4k-7k LT. But I will be building my LT up to 5k but it will take a few seasons.

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226119.14 in reply to 226119.10
Date: 8/31/2012 10:34:55 PM
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What he said not true becuase i have that exact set up i havent promoted.. lol/// I feel the only thing thats going to get folks out of lower leagues is playing the right tatics and training the right players.. i got greedy and wanted to mass 100k a game which can do and have done this is how got my arena so big which what i read to do early becuas eit cheaper which kind of true :).

Ill say stay away from the greed and try to honeslty win.. Train the player right and to honestly try to win ballgames

Last edited by Mr. Glass at 8/31/2012 10:39:47 PM

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226119.16 in reply to 226119.15
Date: 9/1/2012 12:54:39 PM
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ty and yes tickets are kinda high for salary reason moslty .. would ower them but the money so good lmaoo..

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226119.17 in reply to 226119.4
Date: 9/1/2012 6:28:52 PM
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I wouldn't agree. There's no point in building a huge arena and then having to set very low prices. You should add seats here and there (I usually use cup revenue to invest in arena expansions), and if you're selling out try raising the prices a bit. 9000 seats at $10 do the same job as 6000 at $15, except the 9000 have cost 600k extra. The money's better spent, other than training, in building a competitive team and promoting, and then higher revenues will follow.


Sorry but I think this is dead wrong. I studied a lot of arenas while I was building mine and the game engine clearly rewards teams with bigger arenas and lower prices rather than smaller arenas with higher prices. So no, I can say with almost 100% certainty that he won't make nearly as much $$$ with 6000 seats at $15 than 9000 seats at $10.

And since everyone needs to expand their arena as they promote through the divisions, I highly recommend that all newcomers allocate $$$ to their arenas before all else. It's a very important investment in their futures.

Last edited by Beener not Beanerz at 9/1/2012 6:29:50 PM

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226119.18 in reply to 226119.17
Date: 9/1/2012 6:40:54 PM
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I'll second that.

If your arena isn't one of the top money earners in your league, all you're doing is falling further and further behind in money. Even if you're tanking with a low salary roster, you're not bringing in as much cash or winning as many games as teams with better rosters and higher salaries.

It's a treat to have a large arena, keep an economical roster, win away games, and bring in 100K-140K a week just because you have a big arena and you put your prices right.

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226119.19 in reply to 226119.17
Date: 9/1/2012 7:19:20 PM
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Again, I think I'm not being totally understood. I agreed that building an arena is key in the beginning, to guarantee future revenues. I just thought 450k a year was too much of an expense for a new div. IV team. And my 6000/9000 example is not a linear thing, I was just saying that increasing your arena revenue can be done by other means than adding seats (although in the long run, bla bla bla, you'll want a bigger arena for the top leagues). In the example I tried to give later I was just making the case that investing too much in your arena may kill your chances of promotion, or even get you relegated, and that extra season in an even lower league is a bigger money loss. If option one is 500k spent in the arena and no-promotion/relegation and option 2 is 250k spent in the arena and promotion/no-relegation, than in option 2 you're guaranteed at least an extra 14 weeks of a bigger tv contract. Let's say the difference is 30k a week. Through that season that's an extra 420k, that allows, for instance, for an even bigger arena expansion!

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226119.20 in reply to 226119.19
Date: 9/1/2012 8:54:35 PM
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With the new salary floor it is not as easy as 30k/week x 14 weeks.

You are not saving that when you have to have a higher salary roster.

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