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Is there a boost for hitting a buzzerbeater?

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Date: 5/14/2020 4:46:48 PM
kk naprijed
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Is anyone experiencing any bonus tax issues???
I've been taxed for three weeks in a row with minus 15K, although my weekly balance is 20K-40K plus
BB Marin and GM Kyve ain't answering this question so I need to try asking you.

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Date: 5/15/2020 9:09:40 PM
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Maybe I was imagining things, but I remember that it was once said that hitting a buzzerbeater or getting a double-double add just a tiny bit to experience gained from the match. If that's true, maybe we could indeed say there is a kind of "future boost", at least in terms of slightly bigger experience (which helps players to play better).

I can confirm reading this. Not sure where is it from, can't find it in the manual. But I certainly do remember that hitting buzzerbeaters give an experience boost (not sure about double-doubles tho, but I do remember they mentioned somewhere along the lines of players being involved in highlights or something, can't quite remember, but buzzerbeaters were the only example given I think. Maybe in one of those "Ask the BB" threads?)

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Date: 5/17/2020 5:53:02 PM
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Reward the player... no.

Reward you the manager. yes.
There's a hidden trait of some players being "clutch". Some players are more likely to hit or miss big shots or free throws, in key moments than others despite good looks/etc. And when you notice players hitting those consistently, its an indicator of that "clutch" trait.

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Date: 5/18/2020 1:08:52 PM
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Where did you hear there was a clutch trait? sounds like your just talking about experience

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Date: 5/22/2020 6:43:39 PM
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I think it still relates to the aggressiveness trait. That aggressive guy would usually try to get the ball during clutch situations and shoot it (it actually happens the whole game not only during end game). If he makes the shot then he's clutch but if he don't you see him as nothing but a foul machine ballhog.

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Date: 5/23/2020 5:36:54 AM
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I think it still relates to the aggressiveness trait. That aggressive guy would usually try to get the ball during clutch situations and shoot it (it actually happens the whole game not only during end game). If he makes the shot then he's clutch but if he don't you see him as nothing but a foul machine ballhog.


I’ve had guys in past years who were clutch guys. But over course of seasons same guy averaged less than 1 foul per 48. Playing 39.8minutes per game on average.

In my experience aggressive guys tend to foul more always.