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137463.4 in reply to 137463.3
Date: 3/27/2010 10:15:05 AM
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Not a fan. Not a bad idea, but in my opinion the game as it is designed is not suitable for it and it could cause some issues:

- what Kukoc said
- you won't get anything for well trained staff anyway
- bidding on staff could get more complicated
which could lead to higher prices of specific high profile scarce commodities; difficult evaluation of level, skill and salary; bigger advantage for time spending (aka active) type of managers which is against BB principles
- more things to run vs server issue


I would rather make a different suggestion and suggest that pool of staff, trainers especially could be linked to number of managers total both in quality and quantity to prevent thjem getting more and more expensive with raising numbers of new trams. Current situation makes it harder for new teams to start. I think price of th staff shuld be to some extent constant and only influence by managers behaviour and balance of importance/cost of other things in the game nit just by brute strenght of dull number of managers in the game.

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137463.5 in reply to 137463.1
Date: 3/28/2010 4:47:15 AM
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I think that we have to keep things simple. I like to see that I have not troubles with complicated counting about what is efficient and what is too much around staff.. however would be great if there would be any possibility that staff get a speciality during his career in your club, but that possibility should not be made by any financial injections.

I thought something about experiences which that staff get - like trainer which grow drafted player for a season or during that season got better more than 6 players for more than 3 skillups.. so doctor taked care of more than 5 injuried players and PR had any average amount of balls on fan survey.. then they get any speciality (even if for half season or so before you fire them).

What I want to say is that staff can get experience under pressure, but these things they get for free, so they have to choose the wage for themselves.