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80797.11 in reply to 80797.10
Date: 3/27/2009 12:29:33 PM
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I haven't noticed too many differences with passing other than a higher number of assists. That said, the highest I have currently is proficient, so it's hard to really know (I had a sensational ages ago, but can't really make any judgments since team level and competition are so different). In fact, back in season 5, I started several B3 games with three atrocious passers. I would assume that it helps improve looks, and with my team's low shooting percentage, am sure it can't hurt. Of course, the next time I train passing will be my first week ever doing so.

As far as the secondaries, Blacksword's data is insufficient to identify quicker secondary pops as he has not had players achieve multiple secondary pops yet.

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80797.12 in reply to 80797.11
Date: 3/27/2009 3:35:44 PM
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Yeah upon rereading his information I see that I misread it.

I really cannot decide whether or not to train passing. I haven't in the past, but I keep wondering if I should try it.

Any thoughts Oueftete?

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80797.13 in reply to 80797.12
Date: 3/30/2009 3:37:54 PM
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I believe it is something to consider - especially with the annoucement of changes regarding TOs and AST next season.

Next season Im starting guard training and will be my focus.



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Date: 4/3/2009 8:18:03 AM
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Week 1 - pg pressure: Braier (48 minutes) to respectable od, Fritzer (29 minutes)
Week 2 - pg pressure: Braier (46 minutes), Fritzer (48 minutes) to mediocre od
Week 3 - pg pressure: Braier (46 minutes) to strong od, Fritzer (48 minutes), Thomas (46 minutes)
Week 4 - pg pressure: Braier (33 minutes), Fritzer (48 minutes) to average od, Thomas (48 minutes) to average od and respectable handling
Week 5 - pg pressure: Braier (48 minutes), Fritzer (48 minutes), Thomas (47.4 minutes) to respectable od
Week 6 - pg pressure: Braier (47 minutes) to proficient od, Fritzer (48 minutes) to respectable od, Thomas (48 minutes)

Through 6 weeks of training, neither Braier or Fritzer have improved secondaries - I might have to train handling after all.

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Date: 4/3/2009 8:26:53 AM
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You should post on the Bugs forum that Pressure training is broken because it's not training secondaries, and make my head explode.

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80797.16 in reply to 80797.15
Date: 4/5/2009 3:12:06 AM
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You should post on the Bugs forum that Pressure training is broken because it's not training secondaries, and make my head explode.


Don't forget to bump the thread regularly or start other threads that point to it! Also, use Global-English, because the Bugs forum is clearly for *other* people's bugs. It might also help to send a BB-Mail duplicating the content of your thread to all the BBs and GMs, because then they're more likely to read it.

(I hope this gives you an idea about the types of BB-Mails I get. Also, some of the wonderful replies to my "Please use the forums instead of contacting me directly" Press Release:
1) "Check out my bbmail that I sent to you"
2) "we will use the forums!!!"
3) (one that got deleted which was also funny, but I forget what it said))

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80797.19 in reply to 80797.18
Date: 4/7/2009 11:07:28 PM
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a little off topic of this thread, but in response to the foul trait. my best SG Ancieta used to have very high foul to minute ratios, 4.2 fouls per game with 26 minutes per game in season 6, but looking at him this season after some outside defense training during this season and last, he is down to 2.9 per game in 27 minutes per game, and has only fouled out of 1 game this season.

the defensive training will help.

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From: jbmcrock

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80797.20 in reply to 80797.18
Date: 4/8/2009 7:53:19 AM
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It's still too early to say whether he has the fouling trait. Like paulo09_ca said, a bit more defense will help reduce it (although Ansieta still looks like a bit of a fouler). Also as I have found with my rookies, since they are the worst defenders on the floor, the opposition player they are guarding usually shoots the majority of shots - thus there are more opportunities to foul. In any case, that was my motivation to work on od first (reduce fouling) - and it also builds up inside d a bit as well (I need to remember to write in the bugs forum or send mail to the bb's that the secondaries must be broken for od training).

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80797.21 in reply to 80797.19
Date: 4/8/2009 7:55:23 AM
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the defensive training will help.


I personally think the experience differential between the players is the most important factor but I could be wrong.

On a side note, I find an effective strategy with Wendon is to play look inside with him and play him at PF. He often gets the opposing PF to foul out, even guys with prominent+ inside d. I just need to find a complementary C to go with him and this strategy could be killer.

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