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but if it's the difference that matter so much, why has my 20 YO pg with skills at average or higher in all the "guard" skills only had one pop in JS over 3 weeks of training? Also, where did you get this info from, regarding the difference in skills mattering more than the skill itself? Did you just infer it from the rules or is this discussed else where?

Here is what the rules say:

For example, a great inside defender and rebounder will find it easier to improve his shot blocking than a poor inside defender and poor rebounder would. This encourages you to develop players with a combination of skills, but there are many combinations of skills which work well together -- you can develop players who will be a good fit for your team's needs.

Technically, as I understand this text, training a skill that is surging ahead of the others in a particular skill group will be slower relative to the skills that are lagging behind. I cannot say for sure whether this entails slowing down training for the surging skill or speeding up training for the lagging one, but it shouldn't really matter. The obvious conclusion from this part of the rules is skill level matters relatively, not nominally.

what, you two with the 1-2 week pops? so you've had actual back-to-back pops in the same skill?

but if you have had 3 high skills ins sht, ins def, shot blk.....the RB would have promoted faster.

your test is very nice, and right! but i mean that it would have been little different if the other skills would have been higher than RB when you started.

but if you have had 3 high skills ins sht, ins def, shot blk.....the RB would have promoted faster.

would not be to stupid if you check the first post in this thread or ask questions in the helpforum ;)
ok i help you a bit: (381.1)
(http://www.buzzerbeater.org/BBWeb/Forum/read.aspx?folder=...)

would not be to stupid if you check the first post in this thread or ask questions in the helpforum ;)
ok i help you a bit: (381.1)
(http://www.buzzerbeater.org/BBWeb/Forum/read.aspx?folder=...)


Yes, and even after he checks it, he will still be right.

JS appears to be listed in the primary training slot for the Outside Shooting training, which I think is incorrect. My understanding is that OS trains primarily Jump Range.

Yeah that's why i asked such a stupid question, that just put me under the impression it trained the same as jump shot. Anyone got any ideas of training speeds or would i be correct to assume it's the same as Jump shot but JS and JR reversed?