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6647.3 in reply to 6647.2
Date: 11/11/2007 1:04:22 PM
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Maybe some GM would give us more clear information about if it's better to train 40 minutes than for example 55. I think it's still better to train 6 players (if there's almost no difference between training 45 mins and 48), because you'll proably get slightly less training (if you aren't lucky), but it's still more economical to have 1 more player trained...it's very important to know if 48 mins is just a point of the best training or very important "line" that makes a big difference between trained players.

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6647.4 in reply to 6647.3
Date: 11/11/2007 7:28:10 PM
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If I recall correctly, 48 mins is a very important "line"...

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6647.5 in reply to 6647.4
Date: 11/11/2007 11:25:51 PM
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If I recall correctly, 48 mins is a very important "line"...


I believe that is correct also, that coming short of 48 carries a rather large penalty.

It's not a system where 24 minutes is 50% training, 36 is 75%, and so on.

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6647.6 in reply to 6647.4
Date: 11/12/2007 8:06:01 PM
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If I recall correctly, 48 mins is a very important "line"...


So I'm better off making sure I get 5 guys 48 minutes and the 6th only if the others max out?

Steve
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6647.7 in reply to 6647.6
Date: 11/12/2007 8:26:18 PM
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That would be my opinion, yes. But that's just an opinion...

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6647.8 in reply to 6647.6
Date: 11/14/2007 3:33:42 PM
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I think that this would be the best decision.
I always look on the weekly stats - I think the line marks which player gets 100% training

From: BinMei

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6647.9 in reply to 6647.8
Date: 11/14/2007 4:10:26 PM
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Do scrimmages count for training time?

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6647.10 in reply to 6647.5
Date: 11/14/2007 4:13:46 PM
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believe that is correct also, that coming short of 48 carries a rather large penalty.

It's not a system where 24 minutes is 50% training, 36 is 75%, and so on.


if that is the case, then the "Ideal Roster Size" is more like 12-14, not 15-18 as has been suggested.
As an example, I have a player who has 47 minutes and another who has 45 minutes after two league games. my plans are not to play them in the scrimmage and let a sub get alot more minutes. If I should not do this, then I guess I should sell/fire my 14-18 players to make sure everyone gets 48 minutes.

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6647.11 in reply to 6647.10
Date: 11/14/2007 4:29:38 PM
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Remember that TRAINING is 48+.

Game Shape (formerly PTW) "should" have 48+ minutes, but I'd rather have the extra guys to soak up scrimmage minutes if needed.

Your financial situation also may dictate what you do.

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6647.12 in reply to 6647.9
Date: 11/14/2007 9:13:47 PM
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Do scrimmages count for training time?


Definitely. That's the main reason to play scrimmages

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6647.13 in reply to 6647.10
Date: 11/14/2007 9:36:18 PM
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It doesn't make a lot of sense for there to be a huge difference between 47 and 48 minutes. That's just being cute.

But it might be that for minutes less than 48, the amount of training is something like:

(M/48)^2 rathet than simply (M/48).

So someone who plays 43 minutes (90%) might get 80% training, and someone who plays 24 minutes would get 25%. And anyone who plays one minute would get a bit more than someone who plays not at all.


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