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227695.1
Date: 9/28/2012 8:11:32 PM
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Im new and I would like to ask a few questions 1st I used my whole start off money to build my arena and not I only have 7 mediocre players. Also I only have 2k in my bank account and im in an IV league and I don't yet have the skills to even compete with the lowest teams. So what advice can you give me to help my team so far I have not yet received my 50k for the next 3 weeks manager bonus. I plan to save my money for a while but as of now this game is kinda falling apart for me I cant win games so I cant earn money so now I can't build my arena! Help?

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227695.2 in reply to 227695.1
Date: 9/28/2012 8:56:37 PM
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You're right, you don't have the skills to compete in your league. And since you spent all your starting cash in your arena (good for the long-term) you don't have much to work with at the moment.

My advice:

1. Take advantage of the lack of a league minimum salary for your first 16 weeks. Keep your three lowest salary players so you don't forfeit games but are maximizing the money you make off your arena.
2. Invest in the draft. Buy 2-3 scouting points every week. Then use those points to scout the best 18yo player and draft him and a couple of others either to keep and train or sell on the TL.
3. Use some of the money you've saved to buy a level 4 or better trainer just before the beginning of next season (when they're usually cheaper).
4. Use the some of the money you've saved to buy starters during the playoffs or offseason (when they're usually cheaper). Assuming you get relegated (which for this strategy is not a bad thing), you'll want to get 3-4 players with a salary range between $8k-$18k to win your league championship (very possible is you maintain good game shape and save enthusiasm).
5. Train your players to be rockstars.
6. Begin winning like a rockstar.

Now, this means you'll have to be patient. The winning like a rockstar doesn't come for a season or two. But if you get your costs way down, you'll be able to make money each week even if you're losing.

Last edited by rhyminsimon at 9/28/2012 8:58:56 PM

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227695.4 in reply to 227695.3
Date: 9/29/2012 12:10:25 AM
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Fair enough. Keeping enough of a roster to play the game, set lineups and experiment with tactics will be much more fun than just putting 3 guys in and filling out the team with lucky fans. So, go for it. Just keep your costs low while you're getting the hang of things, and you'll come out the other end of it with more resources for playing the game to win.

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227695.5 in reply to 227695.1
Date: 9/29/2012 8:12:17 AM
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And even if you get relegated this season, you'll dominate Div. V and be back in much better shape after that.