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nintendo ist passiert :P

hm und achmadine acajou im iran ... das hätte was

Was ist eigentlich mit dem TV Geld passiert?1 Monat an der Spitze der Welt und nun wieder abgerutscht ins graue Mittelmass zwischen Dänemark und Polen??Wasn da passiert???

Intendis ist schuid!

was bleibt sin 2 Länder weinend in Löffelchenstellung trauernd und ne neue "Liebe" die denkt er hätte sich geändert..

Quatsch, ich bleibe meiner bergigen Liebe treu! So wurde ich als NT-´Manger noch nie verwöhnt wie hier. Daher waren es mir auch die 8,2M wert. Da musste ich mir heute früh um 6 übrigens noch einen Bidwar mit einem Inder antun, sonst hätte ich den schon für 6,5M bekommen.

Intendis ist schuid!

Wenn des wirklich stimmt..dann is des irgendwie köstlich:-)

btw:hier was für die die immer alles wissen wollen

rom: BB-Charles

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What it basically means is that BuzzerBeater can't really afford to have a substantial group of players making, say, $2M/week, unless we just decide to inflate everything to cover their salaries (a bad idea for a number of reasons).

This is actually one of the side effects a problem that we created around season 3 (and have been trying to find the best solution for ever since around season 5) when we left the introduction of potential off a season in order to try and get the economy into equilibrium as quickly as possible.

The point is, these players like Cardenas are going to keep training in many cases until they reach their potential cap, and while players who are trained in a small set of skills to very high levels should have painfully high salaries, the salaries can't be so high as to make it impossible for any team to consider picking them up. While I suspect the best teams will choose depth over superstars, it should also be possible for a top division team to afford one superstar if they're willing to really skimp on depth (e.g., a superstar at $400k as part of a total $450-500k wage budget).

We're going to try to make this possible by rescaling the wages each season so that the most skilled players (as a large group) end up in a range that makes this possible; we're going to fit the entire distribution of skills to a salary scale. In the short-term, this means that for the next few seasons (until players like Cardenas have reached their potential cap) you will be getting progressively slightly more skill for your dollar. In market terms, you can think of this as a guy like Cardenas simply deciding that he's worth as much as anybody can afford to pay, but no more than that.

I suspect there will still be a few nomads out there who have a combination of very high skills which means they're just not worth building a team around, but that's really a separate question and one that's for managers rather than BBs to deal with. I think I've been quite outspoken as is on the subject of whether managers are giving players optimal training.

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BB-Charles

What it basically means is that BuzzerBeater can't really afford to have a substantial group of players making, say, $2M/week, unless we just decide to inflate everything to cover their salaries (a bad idea for a number of reasons).

This is actually one of the side effects a problem that we created around season 3 (and have been trying to find the best solution for ever since around season 5) when we left the introduction of potential off a season in order to try and get the economy into equilibrium as quickly as possible.

The point is, these players like Cardenas are going to keep training in many cases until they reach their potential cap, and while players who are trained in a small set of skills to very high levels should have painfully high salaries, the salaries can't be so high as to make it impossible for any team to consider picking them up. While I suspect the best teams will choose depth over superstars, it should also be possible for a top division team to afford one superstar if they're willing to really skimp on depth (e.g., a superstar at $400k as part of a total $450-500k wage budget).

We're going to try to make this possible by rescaling the wages each season so that the most skilled players (as a large group) end up in a range that makes this possible; we're going to fit the entire distribution of skills to a salary scale. In the short-term, this means that for the next few seasons (until players like Cardenas have reached their potential cap) you will be getting progressively slightly more skill for your dollar. In market terms, you can think of this as a guy like Cardenas simply deciding that he's worth as much as anybody can afford to pay, but no more than that.

I suspect there will still be a few nomads out there who have a combination of very high skills which means they're just not worth building a team around, but that's really a separate question and one that's for managers rather than BBs to deal with. I think I've been quite outspoken as is on the subject of whether managers are giving players optimal training.

BB-Charles again;

Cool - so for those owning mid range players from $50-150k, we have to hope that there are many more Cardenas' being trained so that our guys in comparision get pushed further down the scale and therefore get a slight downward revision on their salaries?

Generally speaking that's right; we really look at the bulk distribution though, so if it's really only a handful of players like Cardenas, that handful of players might end up making a fortune each week. While the game can't handle 1000 players like Cardenas without creating havoc, it can handle a few. For example, this season the fourth highest salary is only $301k/week, the 10th highest is under $250k, and the 50th best player (around the median best player on a national team) is at $165k/week. We're not going to skew the wage scale to protect one or two players out of what by next season will probably be verging on 1M, and if Cardenas continues to train in the same set of skills he's been training, I'd expect his salary to end up at, well, of order twice what seems like a reasonable amount for a superstar in a top division superstar-based team. You may have a better feel for this than I do, but I predict the market will survive just fine with a very small number of such players out there, as their scarcity helps to protect their value against the large wage.

Only players under contract during the salary update will be considered, since those are the ones competing for the money.

Auf dem Höhepunkt der Vereinsgeschichte der Kieler Bonobos melde ich mich nun auch mal zu Wort. Nach dem Ich richtig schön sinnlos das erste Spiel gecruncht hab und Tabellenführer bin, beginnt heute der Abstieg. Also mein Ziel ist es 7. zu werden, vielleicht ein drittes Spiel in der Relegation zu erzwingen, einen vernünftigen 2. Pick und ein wenig Kohle mit in Liga 2 zu nehmen, so dass ich euch vielleicht in Saison 12 wieder besuchen kann!

Also vielen Dank für die Gastfreundschaft (TV-Geld, Merchendise und Zuschauersind ja ganz vernünftig) !

Beste Grüße
InselJunge
(Spitzenreiter der Bundesliga nach dem 1. Spieltag und Country Rank 9!
Ich lach mich schlapp!)

erste Drittel der Saison is um...Zeit am Fazitrad zu drehen..

Ich kann mich net beschweren,die ganzen tollen Änderungen haben mich vom Einnahmenklassenprimus(i haus raus,BB Weltspitze!!!) zum Durchschnittseinnahmendrücker gemacht(150k Gewinn,65k Werbung,Arenaeinkommen is fuern Arsch)...warum des so is,is mir eigentlich auch Schnuppe und die ganzen Änderungen verbessern auch nicht gerade den Spielspass...zum Glück gibt es noch die Motivationsprotzer Training und des Spiel anlunzen

Zeit für die goldenen Teile fuers Regal rechts neben dem Klo:

Positve Überraschung:Rücker Squad,ich hätte ihnen in unserer Runde keinen Sieg zugetraut!

Negative Überraschung:Rücker Squad,ich hätte ihnen in unserer Runde keinen Sieg zugetraut!

Spieler der Hinrunde:gibt eh nur ein Spieler der in der Buli neben "Norris" Gomis überhaupt genug Fanbase mitbringt um da in Frage zu kommen..Sascha Alexander "still ur Hustler" Schreinerles!!..allein schon deshalb das er auch ohne Wurf und auf der völlig falschen Position immernoch ab und zu n Mittelfinger rausholt um es allen zu zeigen

..und da sage noch einer s Buli Forum is kurz vorm abnippeln..mitnichten!!

Cheers

Will

..und da sage noch einer s Buli Forum is kurz vorm abnippeln..mitnichten!!

Solange wir stets auf dich, den personifizierten Foren-Defibrillator, wird das Forum niemals sterben. Jetzt musst du nur versuchen diese Saison nicht abzusteigen ;)

Allstar Zeit und die Votes sin draussen..Motte auf Center is save,an dem kommt einfach immernoch keiner vorbei..da kann sich die Wegers Schwuppe anstrengen und wie er will..Fans riechen halt Überschaetzheit..Winter auf Power Forward is ebenfalls fuer Kenner keine Überraschung (hat sich der Nationaltrainer überhaupt den mal angelunzt..bestimmt nicht,googelt ja n ganzen Tag Ausreden fuer Niederlagen im Netz damit er nich immer s selbe schreibt),nur ne 11 bei IS und ne Trefferquote die seines gleichen sucht..Pe Pi Pa..na der Typi vom Ex Dauerchampion is ne Institution,der wird rein schon wegen seiner Verdienste gewählt..aber jetz kommts,auf Shooting Guard haters gemacht..der Mann ohne Wurf bekommt auf der Position wo n Wurf s Primärziel is die meisten Stimmen..das muss echte Fanliebe sein..kein Mensch kann sich noch an Sopar oder diesen Russen der irgendwo bei son Dorfclub spielt erinnern..nach Ostler (der ja bekanntlich n Freiwurfstil von Pete Maravich ins reguläre Spiel integriert hat) n miesesten Wurf von allen und trotzdem...Träumchen eben

Cheers Bitches :-)

Will