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From: redcped

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236828.11 in reply to 236828.10
Date: 3/3/2013 12:20:41 PM
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I think it's important to remember the payback period for arena expansion, too.

If you spend $200 per bleacher seat, at $10/seat it takes 20 games just to make back your money. That's about 2 seasons worth of games. And if you don't sell all the seats you build, even longer.

So sometimes it's not better to spend that money and wait 2 seasons for it to trickle back to you, especially if you can do something better with the money now.

If you are selling every seat, then it would be good to add seats/raise prices because you'll sell well after promoting--at least for a while.

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236828.14 in reply to 236828.13
Date: 3/3/2013 9:28:53 PM
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Dude your math is way off. Like you sad not a personal attack but it just plain incorrect. The best way to raise your revenue is to promote not build the arena. Just look at how large my opponents in the finals arena is and how long he has spent building it, yet I am sure I will make more money then him from my arena next season by spending my resources on players that helped me promote instead. And my arena is literally half his!

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236828.15 in reply to 236828.14
Date: 3/3/2013 9:42:30 PM
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My team is also going to D.III. I have a larger arena then the original poster. I plan on though just focusing on building my arena next season. What are suggested prices with my arena? (I'll figure out where to build it up to by looking at fellow III teams)

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236828.16 in reply to 236828.14
Date: 3/3/2013 9:46:33 PM
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Dude your math is way off. Like you sad not a personal attack but it just plain incorrect. The best way to raise your revenue is to promote not build the arena. Just look at how large my opponents in the finals arena is and how long he has spent building it, yet I am sure I will make more money then him from my arena next season by spending my resources on players that helped me promote instead. And my arena is literally half his!


And unfortunately you'll find out that your arena is in no way sized to help keep you in III, especially once the promotion boost wears off. The simple truth is you need to invest in the arena so you can maximize your revenues when you do promote. Players depreciate in value over time, but an arena seat, once built, never costs another dime and can bring in more money in the long run the sooner it's up.

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236828.18 in reply to 236828.16
Date: 3/3/2013 10:11:13 PM
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No, you are wrong. I will do just fine. This is not exactly my first go around in div3. I have been playing this game since season 6. This is just my second team, but I spent most of the time in div3 last time and most teams behind me in the standings used to outgain me by a good 20 to 40 k per game... I am not saying I won't need to upgrade my arena if I ever plan on promoting further, but the time to do it is after you promote to div3 not before!

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236828.20 in reply to 236828.17
Date: 3/3/2013 10:19:48 PM
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I know I will need a bigger arena eventually. But its like putting on pants. You can't jump in both of them at the same time lol. So eah the next step now of course is to improve it a bit, but if I feel like I can promote again before I am forced to do it then you can bet I will try. And by the way, a lot of the difference in revenue I make up for by simply buying good players cheap and resealing them for profit when I am done with them. It keeps me a lot more liguid too instead of having my money tied up in an arena.

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