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In the early seasons it was made clear that no new training options for SF would be implemented - after all this time I really cant see any modification to the way GS is calculated.

These may be enjoyable/infuriating aspects of the game but they are in my mind now set in stone and something we will always need to plan with in mind.

I mostly agree with you on this one, and I don't know where the problem is, game is written as it is written, it's all about management here and I, for one, wouldn't like to see the game get more simplified. I really don't understand what most people that have disagreed with you, want, that all of players on their team has proficient GS all of the time, well, that wouldn't be any challenge at all. Of course, that it's easier to play quality tournament if you are in II league, cause you have easier opponents and could, with more ease, balance minutes, but let's not forget that arena profit is quite bigger in I league, and that financial balance could be invested in bigger number of quality players on team, and one more thing, everyone from I league are in the same position, so everyone has the same problem with balancing minutes and it that way good management can come to the surface. My conclusion is, there is no need to change the game itself, because good management is the key to overall success.

Last edited by LA-Kasie K. at 10/1/2009 5:46:16 AM

Like I stated in earlier posts. I enjoy the challenge in BB. I just acknowledge and understand the statement which the poster started this post with. Embrace the challenge instead of complaining about it.

I keep replying because it seem like some are dodging the fact that indeed people throw away games out of necessity due to the set of rules and claim that if people do that that it is of POOR management. I disagree this and find it inappropriate as a GM to comment like this. I would have commented in a more constructive manner.

Like I stated in earlier posts. I enjoy the challenge in BB. I just acknowledge and understand the statement which the poster started this post with. Embrace the challenge instead of complaining about it.

I keep replying because it seem like some are dodging the fact that indeed people throw away games out of necessity due to the set of rules and claim that if people do that that it is of POOR management. I disagree this and find it inappropriate as a GM to comment like this. I would have commented in a more constructive manner.

It would be interesting to hear from those that chalk this up to poor management how they explain the fact that the vast majority of the users who throw games are among the most successful ones in the most competitive BB leagues. It would seem to me that if they were doing such a poor job of managing, they would not be so successful against such high competition.

last 2 comments i agree, sorry but for a gm i think it too this comment is inapriopriate, anyway he thinks like he wants,but plze stop talking with us like children and u the teacher
and for ur information, game is nt as it s written, it changed season after seasons and some times twice or third times in a season(remember..and plz think before talking)

Last edited by the end2 at 10/1/2009 7:00:35 AM

If people throw games, it is their choice, and they can also buy, to make 15 player team, where you just won't throw any games. I have 10 players, and I have to play some games in week with not my starting five. I'm still in the cup, I have lost only one game in whole season, and that was against stronger opponent in their home court. In my mind, BB minute managing, and all that other stuff is very challenging, and you have to make good tactics, to have success in that. That is actually the part, I mostly like about BB: You got to make good decisions and plans. Please BBs, let it stay in the way it is right now. Playing 10 or less players is very difficult, but complaining about it, is surely showing poor management.
Sry for my bad english.

If people throw games, it is their choice, and they can also buy, to make 15 player team, where you just won't throw any games. I have 10 players, and I have to play some games in week with not my starting five. I'm still in the cup, I have lost only one game in whole season, and that was against stronger opponent in their home court. In my mind, BB minute managing, and all that other stuff is very challenging, and you have to make good tactics, to have success in that. That is actually the part, I mostly like about BB: You got to make good decisions and plans. Please BBs, let it stay in the way it is right now. Playing 10 or less players is very difficult, but complaining about it, is surely showing poor management.
Sry for my bad english.

You also don't exactly play in the most challenging league in the BB world. Before you judge a certain situation, maybe it would be useful to know what you are talking about, or even better, have some direct experience.

Okay, but the main point is still the same.

Last edited by inimene at 10/1/2009 7:23:14 AM

Okay, but the main point is still the same.

No, it's not. It completely different.

& SpicyMcHaggis™ & montblanc:

Well, your teams have, by order mentioned: 11, 12 and 10 players on team, and you are the one who will make judgments on distribution of minutes in team, you don't even have enough players to cover scrimmages

But OK, let me be little bit more constructive concerning tournament play; firstly, in most cases first five rounds of tournaments could be played with mid-quality players (salaries around 7k) without any serious problems, and to have 3-4 players like those doesn't represent such a big expenditure for leading teams, and of course if you are unlucky with the draw you always have an option to put star players in the game, of course that after few rounds games are becoming more serious, but the benefit also, so is quite logical that effort, or repercussions should be bigger.

GS is a little bit different story, but not from minutes played point of view, more because of random effect, so I would also like to see some changes here, and that changes would involved more precise limits for maintaining level of GS, e.g.5 GS falls, 35< stay the same or falls <50, 50< stay the same or rise <70, 70< stay the same or falls <90, >90 falls.

I really don't understand what you want, arcade, I've always found most interesting the reality of BB, with all of it's obstacles, e.g. I made mistakes in a way I've run my team, and had to change conception at least twice, but that is the main reason for remaining interested, almost like I was when starting.

P.S. Since you, Rijswijker, started this three in a row comments, I'm replying to you, but I know that you are embracing challenge, so for giving you an answer I've tried to be more constructive in my opinion

Last edited by LA-Kasie K. at 10/1/2009 8:38:16 AM

& SpicyMcHaggis™ & montblanc:

Well, your teams have, by order mentioned: 11, 12 and 10 players on team, and you are the one who will make judgments on distribution of minutes in team, you don't even have enough players to cover scrimmages

But OK, let me be little bit more constructive concerning tournament play; firstly, in most cases first five rounds of tournaments could be played with mid-quality players (salaries around 7k) without any serious problems, and to have 3-4 players like those doesn't represent such a big expenditure for leading teams, and of course if you are unlucky with the draw you always have an option to put star players in the game, of course that after few rounds games are becoming more serious, but the benefit also, so is quite logical that effort, or repercussions should be bigger.

The fact that you call a 7k salary guy a "mid-quality" player tells me that you don't have a very clear picture of the level of competition in the top leagues in BB (especially Spain and Italy).