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114694.13 in reply to 114694.11
Date: 10/9/2009 8:08:13 PM
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Given how recently you've started, this is not surprising at all. It often takes close to 2 full seasons to pop a level in experience.


So as i said, the player has no value to my team in his experience correct?
And where can i find rules about experience?

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114694.15 in reply to 114694.13
Date: 10/9/2009 10:25:56 PM
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Given how recently you've started, this is not surprising at all. It often takes close to 2 full seasons to pop a level in experience.


So as i said, the player has no value to my team in his experience correct?
And where can i find rules about experience?

I don't understand what you mean. He has some experience, just very low. Also, there is no such thing as "team experience".

And for those who wondered: no, experience doesn't go down. Ever.

"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
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114694.16 in reply to 114694.11
Date: 10/9/2009 11:30:50 PM
Kitakyushu
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Given how recently you've started, this is not surprising at all. It often takes close to 2 full seasons to pop a level in experience.


That is not correct..I had a player who popped in experience in 830 minutes of game time..
My player who averaged 37 minutes a game in season 9 had 702 minutes in league play and another 120 in scrimmages and playoff games...he popped from pitiful to awful and it took like 780 minutes to pop off atrocious. So what this means is that it is possible to pop in a level of experience in one season...peace

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114694.17 in reply to 114694.15
Date: 10/10/2009 12:12:17 AM
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Given how recently you've started, this is not surprising at all. It often takes close to 2 full seasons to pop a level in experience.


So as i said, the player has no value to my team in his experience correct?
And where can i find rules about experience?

I don't understand what you mean. He has some experience, just very low. Also, there is no such thing as "team experience".

And for those who wondered: no, experience doesn't go down. Ever.


I didnt mean team experience. I am just wondering if I should keep him.

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114694.19 in reply to 114694.16
Date: 10/10/2009 3:53:36 AM
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Given how recently you've started, this is not surprising at all. It often takes close to 2 full seasons to pop a level in experience.


That is not correct..I had a player who popped in experience in 830 minutes of game time..
My player who averaged 37 minutes a game in season 9 had 702 minutes in league play and another 120 in scrimmages and playoff games...he popped from pitiful to awful and it took like 780 minutes to pop off atrocious. So what this means is that it is possible to pop in a level of experience in one season...peace



I recall one of the BBs saying somewhere that experience has less to do with playing time and more to do with a player being challenged in a game situation. So, a first division club playing bots in the Cup would likely gain next to nothing in the way of experience, as an example... Crap, now I'm going to have to look for it.

Okay, that took 45 minutes, but here it is, from way back in October 2007: (3709.2)

experience means more than just minutes logged.. it means minutes logged in key situations, having the ability to make key decisions.. etc.. and everyone doesn't have to start out on an even playing field. . . in terms of how it affects the GE, abstractly i'd say experience helps players make better decisions and more accurately assess what is going on.

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114694.20 in reply to 114694.19
Date: 10/10/2009 4:40:16 AM
Kitakyushu
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Nice...You quoted something from 2007. Isn't that when they had level 10 coaches and only like 40 countries playing this game? Here is what was said on forum day by BB Charles..
Every time a player is on the court, he's gaining experience, but most so in cup games, NT games, playoff games, etc.

I didn't see anything about a bot..did you? In fact, I don't play my starters in Bot Cup games, so that means my 18 and 19 yr olds are getting more experience than my starters...Nice...
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114694.21 in reply to 114694.19
Date: 10/10/2009 5:14:36 AM
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if i understand it rigth he like to explain why draftees could have respectable Experience at this point, and the old guys have atrocious - in way of generation this is changed today.

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114694.22 in reply to 114694.16
Date: 10/10/2009 9:09:04 AM
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Given how recently you've started, this is not surprising at all. It often takes close to 2 full seasons to pop a level in experience.


That is not correct..I had a player who popped in experience in 830 minutes of game time..
My player who averaged 37 minutes a game in season 9 had 702 minutes in league play and another 120 in scrimmages and playoff games...he popped from pitiful to awful and it took like 780 minutes to pop off atrocious. So what this means is that it is possible to pop in a level of experience in one season...peace

Note the highlight.

"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
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114694.23 in reply to 114694.20
Date: 10/10/2009 3:15:35 PM
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Let's look at the quote again.

experience means more than just minutes logged.. it means minutes logged in key situations, having the ability to make key decisions.. etc..


Key situations. Like most Cup games, playoff games, NT games, etc.? If we're saying the same thing, there is no reason to be argumentative. Otherwise, I can act like kozlodoev and try to one-up you all day, but neither of us will be learning anything in the process.

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Keep your friend`s toast, and your enemy`s toaster.
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