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That is the hard thing. I want my draft pick Tsuneyuki Fukuda (23031189) to be trained but he is worth so little no-one will. He would have been a certain star for my team if I had gotten him last season but randomly this season when I didn't spend a point I got a better draft pick than last season when I spent $280,000 on scouting. Says something about the system.

Or my system.

Anyway here he is.

Tsuneyuki Fukuda (23031189)
Point Guard
Owner: Kyoto Shogun
Weekly salary: $ 3 836
Role: draws a paycheck
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DMI: 6700
Age: 19
Height: 6'1" / 185 cm
Potential: perennial allstar
Game Shape: mediocre
Jump Shot: respectable Jump Range: mediocre
Outside Def.: respectable Handling: mediocre
Driving: mediocre Passing: respectable
Inside Shot: atrocious Inside Def.: awful
Rebounding: pitiful Shot Blocking: awful
Stamina: awful Free Throw: average
Experience: atrocious

I would give him away for free to anyone that would train him. But instead he is just rotting on my bench.

Last edited by Lord Toranaga at 11/23/2011 11:00:34 PM

Just sell him then. Put him up for 1k and be what may...

I would dread to calculate how much I've spent on drafts... and gotten back completely nothing.

FFS... pulled a human opponent, again. Sheesh...

Just for the records, I've drawn a human in all 4 of my cup matches. So you're not the only one getting a bad draw.

Just for the records, I've drawn a human in all 4 of my cup matches. So you're not the only one getting a bad draw.

Two things... firstly, you're a lot stronger! Secondly, I don't mind that much - I'm still winning.

Exciting competition of the east between the west is coming. It will be the Mini form of the post season. I am forward to. Good luck for you.

This... was weird.

11/26/2011 - TokyoDriftTeam has just sold Makoto Minami for $ 250 000.

This player sold for $250,000: (23656813)???
Ummm... say what?

Well... 7 games into the season, and the top 4s of each conference seem to be settling in. BBsTar/Baikinman/が失われることはありません/楽しい in the B8, and Kyoto/Shikoku/NKRK/Terry Bogard in the G8.
Interesting to look at the very first post of this thread. I guess it wasn't really rocket science, but the above teams were exactly who I picked to dominate this season.
Losing Sapporo, and adding BBsTar added to the balance. Inter-conference play coming up in the next week, should be interesting.

You can take the best player from each of the humans you have fought and they still wont equal the Small Town Operators. Here is a sample.

Lex Uribe (17188447) Point Guard
Weekly salary: $ 119 315
Role: regular starter
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DMI: 1222800
Age: 23
Height: 5'9" / 175 cm
Potential: superstar
Game Shape: strong

Oskar Elstermeier (14719992) Center
Weekly salary: $ 115 751
Role: rotation player
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DMI: 723300
Age: 23
Height: 7'1" / 216 cm
Potential: superstar
Game Shape: strong

That gives me a lot to think about.


That trade was a crazy one, I don't know how any sane player would think he was worth 1/4 of a million. But speaking of mad did you see what the Mad Rippers did? They got rid of their best trainee and the potential future of their team.

I think the crossovers will be very interesting this season and I wont be taking the Big8 lightly. I will be fighting for every win!

Last edited by Lord Toranaga at 11/27/2011 6:48:10 AM

That trade was a crazy one, I don't know how any sane player would think he was worth 1/4 of a million. But speaking of mad did you see what the Mad Rippers did? They got rid of their best trainee and the potential future of their team.

I think the crossovers will be very interesting this season and I wont be taking the Big8 lightly. I will be fighting for every win!

Yeah... I think something's up with that trade - I believe that Tokyo Drift is a chinese player in Japan... which leads me to think "farming"... dodgy stuff. Hate that it's rearing it's ugly head here in Nippon II.1. All the more reason to beat up on him now.

And I think Mad Rippers' training bigs, so Tomonaga didn't really fit in... definitely the player I would have built around tho'...

Ripping through...
II.1 watch
G8's Challenger2 finally goes bot, with B8's NIKOBUKURO & Machida Bulls seemingly headed that way too (neither having logged on in 2 weeks). That means effectively 13 active teams in II.1. And with 10 active (altho' mugicha looks headed out) in II.2, that wraps it up for Japan's second division. No players in II.3 or lower.

Kyoto continues to be the team to beat, running out to a 8-0 lead. BBsTar mimicking that over on the Big 8, but Saturday sees Kyoto come to BBsTar, and I think Kyoto strolls into town and steals everything not nailed down: including the 'W'. The other interesting match-up on Saturday will be Baikinman playing host for Terry Bogard - again, I like the G8 guy to be the victor in that match too, in a G8#4 vs B8#2 slate.
Both leagues are tight, and the coming weeks are going to really separate the big from the lil'.

The Cup...
BBsTar faces off against II.2's 血受儿 - my money's on the II.1 guy!
Baikinman heads to div III bot Mamada Red Roses - again, put the win with II.1.
楽しい plays host for U21 coach's team Fire Country Trail Blazers - bye-bye 楽しい.
Kyoto has a tough match-up hosting JBBL's STO... I think the Shogun's reign ends here.
Shikoku heads to Yokozuna - Otaku done for the season.
Newly botted Challenger2 pulled div III bot - ugh... C2 to get through.
And Kanazawa head to Northern Kyushu in a battle of the Kings that I see the home-town Ramen boys winning.

Last edited by malice at 11/30/2011 8:15:13 PM