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This is why a player that took 2 million to build is worth 500k on the TL.

Then you are overspending. Obviously old players are worth less. If you spend 2 mil on training and sell for 500k, then you are doing something wrong. If you train to sell, you don't need lvl7 trainer (we all know they are way overpriced, compared to their training increase vs lower levels). You need to sell after a few seasons, to save yourself from paying big salarys. Rince and repeat. 55+ (not counting st, ft or exp) skill point trainee with superstar potential cost 50k on TL. I found about 4 of those (I was checking only estonians) at the start of the season. You are making it look like, you can't train to sell. That's not the case. I think you can get a decent trainee, that does not cap out in 3 seasons, for really cheap. Training with low salary lvl4 trainer will atleast double your spending.

Last edited by Kukoc at 12/29/2011 1:39:30 PM

players like the NT point guard for estonia that Kitakyushu in JBBL just bought, 300k salary- players like this is what I am talking about.

Yeah...Siim Kriisk is the goods...Those dudes in Estonia no what they are doing..first Kirk and now kriisk...Ballers for sure..

And your solution of this is what...? Hack the "evil GMs" account and share the money between all others?

If you report a thing, things are logged. Logged things don´t disappear. It´s not the american justice system here.

People are training these players, spending intense of amounts of resources then quitting the game. That makes the market where its cheaper to buy than to train.

Wake up and smell the coffee. I already told you that if you think it's cheaper to buy, then buy players.
I gave you an example how you can make money via training (which you said was impossible these days). These players trained for a few seasons are not garbage. You just have a false view of what players are good in this game. How many managers can even think about a 300k player? The answer is 3% of the BB community (and most of them opt to take in more cheaper players than one monster). So it's not about selling crap players to dumbos. It's about making players that an average BB manager can use and not costing an arm and a leg to train. If you are training for your own team or a NT level player, you can't expect to make money on it. Why would you? There is just no big market for those players.
You need to understand that the 300k salary players salary itself is part of the transfer fee. So to an average BB user the NT players are not USEFUL. So complaining about their lower transfer price is pointless. Only the BB's can decide when it's time to end the FA flow. We all remember what it was like to buy 12k salary players for 1,7mil. With current economy already near equilibrium, most of the teams are not making money. So where do you think the extra money to spend on TL is coming? So you can end your rant about trianing, there is no imbalance here.

Last edited by Kukoc at 12/30/2011 12:41:23 PM

if u guys r smart enough u can easly adapt the market!!!

u didnt need to tank 3 seasons if BB and the majority of the users offers u easy money!!

nowadays most of the users think that a 10 times skill 13 player is better as all that hundreds of green "mono" skilled garbage that the market offers u...and than ask the engine that she think about that :-D

3 Mille for a 60k Small Forward and 500-800k for 200k Guards and Center...its sooo easy to adapt the market if u wanna :-DDD

PG

1. Romano Ammeter . . . . . $ 340 855 . . Switzerland
2. Siim Kriisk . . . . . . . . . $ 307 630 . . Estonia
3. Joe Bronson . . . . . . .. . $ 304 916 . . USA
4. Talal Ben Chakroun . . . .$ 300 446 . . Tunisia

Well, as you can see. There is only 4 300K PGs in all of Buzzerbeater....and only 2 SG's..so YES, Wolph was wrong...