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181778.2 in reply to 181778.1
Date: 4/19/2011 6:29:36 PM
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I read it as the quickness of the training will be influenced even by unrelated skills (i.e. those who you can't get a secondary pop) and no extra pops in unrelated skills have been brought in. Otherwise some unwelcomed pops in say shotblocking could screw some players salarywise or even potentialwise bigtime.

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181778.3 in reply to 181778.2
Date: 4/19/2011 6:36:14 PM
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Oh yeah, now I read it again that does make more sense. I'm guessing it's been done so that it's harder to create mono skilled players and easier to create more rounded players then.

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Date: 4/19/2011 8:02:58 PM
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I read it the same way as you did originally, and think that what it means is that more skills will receive an increase for each training area. So inside d might increase while training passing. We will just have to wait and see.

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181778.6 in reply to 181778.5
Date: 4/20/2011 4:24:38 AM
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Probably in the minority, but I don't like it. Having the option to use this or the old method would be nice - or having the option to pick your own secondaries (tertiaries?) would be fine.

Unlike most, I don't love all secondaries. I don't love REB on guards, for example. It's expensive and I feel the money could be better spent elsewhere. Maybe it can't, but it's personal opinion.

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Date: 4/20/2011 4:45:31 AM
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Unlike most, I don't love all secondaries. I don't love REB on guards, for example. It's expensive and I feel the money could be better spent elsewhere. Maybe it can't, but it's personal opinion.

I strongly agree with you

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181778.8 in reply to 181778.7
Date: 4/20/2011 8:48:13 AM
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This starts next season or this season?

I just hope it means that JS JR training will result in FT pops.

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181778.9 in reply to 181778.8
Date: 4/20/2011 8:53:47 AM
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I just hope it means that JS JR training will result in FT pops.

and maybe 1on1 training will result in OD pops what is quite obvious in real basketball :)

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181778.10 in reply to 181778.9
Date: 4/20/2011 9:03:46 AM
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1 on 1 should pop everything then. And maybe it will. Lets see. But the strange case of players with high JS JR having atrocious FT that really puts me off.


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181778.11 in reply to 181778.10
Date: 4/20/2011 1:36:26 PM
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Some BBs explanation would be great as I think just docend24 understands the news as I did.
Example:
Now pressure training (OD) is quicker if player has high driving/handling.
I expect after the news is implemented also high ID, IS, rebounding etc. will help to train pressure (OD) more quickly.
I don't expect additional secondary pops in skills which are not popping for particular training now.

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181778.12 in reply to 181778.11
Date: 4/20/2011 2:15:29 PM
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Some BBs explanation would be great as I think just docend24 understands the news as I did.
Example:
Now pressure training (OD) is quicker if player has high driving/handling.
I expect after the news is implemented also high ID, IS, rebounding etc. will help to train pressure (OD) more quickly.
I don't expect additional secondary pops in skills which are not popping for particular training now.

I'm nearly positive this is the correct interpretation. With one modification-- the related skills (e.g., dr/hn for OD) still have a greater influence than the unrelated skills (IS/ID), so it's not that everything is lumped in together, there's just now an extra modification term in there (so there's a strong related-skill effect, and a weak unrelated-skill effect).

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