I agree, it takes longer and costs more money to build a more evenly distributed arena.
I'm not trying to be argumentative but i think its a competitive advantage once you get there.
I obviously had the added bonus that i play in a relatively small country with limited managers, so i was able to compete and build at the same time.
I don't know, but i think the advantage is more than $30K per game once i get player parity with the league.
For some perspective, in the last home game of this season, when comparing to my promotion peers who have all won at least 1 game, I received between 60-101k more for that game. I got 145k more than one, but lets leave them out because their arena size isn't comparable at only 15k total.
So 60-101k per game over a season is $1 million dollars more. I could either bank that profit or take on an extra 100k per week salary player.
That's a pretty big competitive advantage, which i assume will increase (but at a smaller rate) when/if i start winning.
I appreciate the conversation from a more experienced player.