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well, none of these things are really competing benefits, or mutually exclusive. In principle, you can maximize each of them. I'd say it's especially important to manage enthusiasm and gameshape, especially at lower division leagues.

Enthusiasm will affect how well your players play defense and rebound, plus it will allow you to use a higher effort setting when you need to try and beat a better opponent. In general, take it easy in any game you really expect to win or lose. Then perhaps use normal in the remaining games.

Game shape is crucial in maximizing your players' performance. A high salary player will play terrible if they have low gameshape. With good minutes management, you should be able to get most of your players in strong to proficient GS.

Experience is one of those things that's very hard to measure the effect of. Of course the higher the better, but how much does high experience levels counteract a low skill level? Nobody really knows.

In my modest estimation, I think experience is a pretty great thing. I've got a 36 year old vet on my bench who comes in regularly for 5-12 minutes a game, if that - but when he comes in he is clutch. His salary is much lower than my starting 5, but his experience supercedes everyone on my team and his performance, though minimal in minutes, has proved great in clutch situations.

Just a note, that's all.

I definetly dont think itsone of the most important things, but i also have a very old player with 2k salary(all my starters are around 15-60k), and in 15-20 minutes, he pulls 7 rebounds 10 points and 5 assists. his EXP is 12. for some reason, his ratings are very low. probably defence.

You talk like an expert... cuác.

I'm not really sure about experience, but I know enthusiasm and game shape helps take you go very far. In this game (38899471)I upset a team who had a center whose salary is 2.5x my whole team combined and had so much better players in every position.