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From: andrip

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181908.10 in reply to 181908.8
Date: 4/29/2011 9:21:26 AM
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I apologize, I didn't see that the training was delayed, I just saw that my trainer reported that the training was complete, and there was no way that every single one of my players had such a low subskill. :)

From: yodabig

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181908.12 in reply to 181908.10
Date: 4/29/2011 10:08:22 AM
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You know even if every player has a 50% chance to pop in FTs and you have 12 players there is a chance that none of them will pop. It is simply probability.

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181908.14 in reply to 181908.13
Date: 4/30/2011 2:22:20 AM
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Some would disagree with that.

According to the Hungarian training calculator it would take my player Nick exactly 2.00 weeks to pop in pressure with a level 6 trainer which I have. If I only had a level 5 it would take him 2.04 weeks. If I only had a level 4 it would take him 2.12 weeks, at level 3 2.21. Two pops a season is about a 20% improvement. This suggests that the actual difference is about 1/10 of that, a 2% difference. So that would translate to more like 1 pop every 5 seasons. I am not saying that they are right or wrong, but a lot of people quote this "two pops a season" as a fact and I think it is much more an opinion and probably closer to an urban myth.

Nick Covic (19609163) Point Guard
Weekly salary: $ 2 400
Age: 18
Height: 6'4" / 193 cm
Potential: starter

By the way I am not training him, I just used him as an example because of the randomly round number he had.

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181908.18 in reply to 181908.15
Date: 5/20/2011 11:42:34 AM
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I am just saying that I see players spending $2,000,000 on a level 7 trainer. I hope they feel satisfied when they get one extra pop every 5 seasons from them.

From: Fluff

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181908.20 in reply to 181908.18
Date: 5/30/2011 6:08:59 AM
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Its even funnier when they spend 2m on a 19yo never trained "hall of famer" or "all time great" who could never reach his potential even with a level 7 trainer.
And my sides split when they give their trainees less than 48+

for the extra level of trainer you have to ask yourself, how will i get back his higher fee/salary?

i guess the most convincing answer would be if you are going to train SF/PFs properly, especially if you cant find / afford the kind of rookie you need to start with, as these need a lot more training time vs other positions

or otherwise if your existence is dedicated to churning out U21 beasts...

i guess if i had a massive arena, was in the top league and was happy mid table then id be tempted to get a level 7 trainer. but only because i have an ↑ addiction!

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