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174019.7 in reply to 174019.6
Date: 2/8/2011 11:55:17 PM
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No, I wasn't around, been playing just over a year. I think he would have left the game if that was still the case. lol

(22795)<--this guy had something like six players injured during at one point in a single season (most for 3+ weeks), and led the push to change from the old staff system to what we have today. He did learn a lot about stamina and FT training during that time though. (There was also a nasty bug where if you hired a new doctor, you'd get an injury in your next game.)

I picked up a 6 Doctor with "Taping" as a speciality, for about $20k or so. I get about 1 injury per season on average.

I got mine for $1k. I change him out every so often when I can save 10-15k per week by doing so, and I haven't had more than a game injury in over two seasons.

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174019.8 in reply to 174019.5
Date: 2/9/2011 12:01:45 AM
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You're much less likely to suffer injuries if you improve your doctor, and the signing bonus for doctors is practically nothing.


Is this really the case? Or do doctors just decrease the time of injuries?

The game manual suggests they decrease the time period, but so many people seem to think they will prevent injuries. Not sure if I've missed something here?

Last edited by Shanmag at 2/9/2011 12:02:28 AM

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Date: 2/9/2011 12:03:48 AM
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You're much less likely to suffer injuries if you improve your doctor, and the signing bonus for doctors is practically nothing.


Is this really the case? Or do doctors just decrease the time of injuries?

The game manual suggests they decrease the time period, but so many people seem to think they will prevent injuries. Not sure if I've missed something here?

If a better doctor can decrease the length of the injury from 1 week to a game, I'd say that's worth it.

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174019.10 in reply to 174019.9
Date: 2/9/2011 3:07:49 AM
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My doctor is "advanced" with no specialty. Should I get a new one with taping?

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174019.11 in reply to 174019.10
Date: 2/9/2011 3:48:28 AM
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My doctor is "advanced" with no specialty. Should I get a new one with taping?

That's entirely up to you, as I don't know what your weekly finances are or whether you'd rather spend more for a doctor or for a player, or invest that same money in scouting, etc.

For me, in my financial situation, I pay my doctor every week & don't miss the cash. I pay my trainer twice as much. For you, the story might just be different.

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174019.12 in reply to 174019.10
Date: 2/9/2011 6:22:05 AM
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My doctor is "advanced" with no specialty. Should I get a new one with taping?

I personally don't think that doctors with taping speciality is really worth it. I mean...if a player gets injured but not a severe one, he may be able to play later on...but my question is, for how long? 5 minutes???
Instead, I think doctors with massage speciality is worth more. They reduce the degree of GS drop (ofc, not very much), and in the long run, that's more useful than having a doctor with taping injury, who's only useful when a player gets injured.

Last edited by Samurai_Tungi at 2/9/2011 6:23:31 AM