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Date: 4/18/2010 8:42:02 PM
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I'm thinking of upgrading some time in the near future, but I don't know if it's really worth it.

Sohow big is the difference between like Advanced, Superior, and Exceptional?

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141162.2 in reply to 141162.1
Date: 4/18/2010 9:15:08 PM
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Advanced is the cheapest and best value for money. Superior costs a lot more money, but gets you about 2 or 3 weeks extra training per season compared to an advanced trainer. Exceptional trainer is very very expensive, and gets you about 1 week extra training compared to superior.

In my opinion, unless you have tons of money, or unless you want to train a player for the national team, advanced is the way to go.

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141162.3 in reply to 141162.2
Date: 4/18/2010 9:23:07 PM
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Oh ok. Thanks for the help

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141162.4 in reply to 141162.2
Date: 4/19/2010 9:41:24 PM
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Exceptional trainer is very very expensive, and gets you about 1 week extra training compared to superior.

Is there any estimates how extra will world-renowned trainer give compared to exceptional trainer?

In my opinion, unless you have tons of money, or unless you want to train a player for the national team, advanced is the way to go.

And what if you have 8M in your bank? Do you say it's a good investment buying a world-renowned trainer if someone has that amount of cash? And again, is the word "NT" crucial for buying trainer above superior level?

P.S. I've read somewhere that exceptional trainer isn't sufficient enough for the SF trainers (and I'm not talking about creating player with tremendous in the primary, prolific in the secondary and proficient in the tertiary skills). Is this true?

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141162.5 in reply to 141162.4
Date: 4/19/2010 11:03:52 PM
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I don't really see why it should make any specific difference just because it's a SF. With a lower level trainerthe SF will have a few less skills just like a PG or C would have in the same case.

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141162.6 in reply to 141162.5
Date: 4/19/2010 11:38:32 PM
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I don't really see why it should make any specific difference just because it's a SF. With a lower level trainerthe SF will have a few less skills just like a PG or C would have in the same case.


Because training SF is a race with time. You need to train him in outside skills as well as his inside skills.

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141162.7 in reply to 141162.6
Date: 4/20/2010 12:40:14 AM
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Well i guess but if you trained a SF with high potential and a level 5 trainer for 6 seasons i think he would turn out a very good player.

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141162.8 in reply to 141162.4
Date: 4/20/2010 4:07:09 AM
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I would say that if you had 8 million in the bank, and you already had a very good starting and backup team, and you had 3 18 year old trainees that you want to make really good really quick, then feel free to buy a higher level trainer. I think if you had a world renowned trainer compared to an exceptional trainer you might get an extra week of training in a season. It is up to you whether you believe this extra week is worth the salary and signing bonus of the new trainer.

I could understand why you want a higher trainer if you are training an SF because you have more skills to train to a decent level, but if you aren't training an SF I don't think you need a higher level trainer. And even if you are training an SF, unless you want a really good SF, you don't need a trainer higher than a level 4.

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141162.9 in reply to 141162.7
Date: 4/20/2010 6:27:03 AM
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Maybe you could do something with trainer 5, but only in the players early ages - 18, 19 and perhaps 20. But once this player is 21 he faces some obstacles: 1. slower training due to his age and 2. even more pronounced slowing up in the training of the unnatural skills for the height (if he is 6'5" he'll still need that 11+ in his ID, RB and IS). And you can't do anything with each of the pair - you can't reverse his aging process, and you can't make him taller :) But you still want to see him developing. Level 5 trainer in this scenario is insufficient. And as I said earlier, it's not my experience, but I read somewhere in the forums that even level 6 is not good enough. Still, for right conclusion we need comparison - SF training for 6 seasons with level 5 vs. level 6 vs. level 7 trainer.

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141162.10 in reply to 141162.9
Date: 4/20/2010 8:07:01 AM
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Yeah i still don't really see its necessary to produce a great SF. I think the general consensus is that that above level 5 higher level trainers add a couple of weeks of weeks of training if that. I guess after 6 seasons that might equate to possibly 4 pops. The higher level trainer will obviously make a better player but training will still slow with a level 7 trainer. Maybe i'm wrong estimating how many extra pops it gives and the effect is much greater.

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141162.11 in reply to 141162.4
Date: 4/20/2010 3:55:58 PM
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And what if you have 8M in your bank?

How do you have 8m in the bank already? You have 700k in transactions and a big arena that is only half full... want to share the secrets?