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How to chose a SF ?

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299884.8 in reply to 299884.7
Date: 5/24/2019 6:31:49 AM
Spartan 300
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Nothing drastically has changed, the same skills are still important.

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299884.10 in reply to 299884.9
Date: 5/24/2019 7:18:14 AM
Spartan 300
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I have no time for this dude.
A guy asked what we think how an ideal SF looks like.
You gave your answer and I gave mine. We have all different opinions.

Just do your thing, train your SF-s OD to 30 and win B3 with it, I have no problem with that.
I just gave him an advice from BB guide, and I agree with all of that, simple.

Best regards

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299884.12 in reply to 299884.7
Date: 5/24/2019 10:41:14 AM
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The guide was written after or before the last changes to the game engine?

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299884.13 in reply to 299884.1
Date: 5/27/2019 9:25:52 PM
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Find a 19- 20 year old mvp+. Train him. Up. It just the safest bet long term.

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299884.15 in reply to 299884.14
Date: 6/1/2019 4:15:11 AM
Aubel Nation
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I'm currently training 6 PG/SG, and they're not quite ready yet they'll need a good 3 seasons before they can bring real value to my team...

Plus I just bought a SF, cost me an arm for a 29 yo player but at least I found him, after more than a month looking for him...

Hope it'll be enouh to avoid going back to Div.III now.

From: Lemonshine

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299884.16 in reply to 299884.15
Date: 6/2/2019 7:28:18 AM
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It's really hard to compete while training 6 young players. It means you have 2 starters who do not contribute almost anything and will be abused defensively, so the other 3 have to be studs (in relative terms). Also minutes management trying to get 6 48+ is a lot harder than if you train 5 players tbh.

D2 might be the most profitable division (or about the same as D1) right now, so you're not wrong about trying to stay up in general, but staying at the salary floor and trying to promote back in 1 or 2 seasons when you move to single position training might be best actually.

Last edited by Lemonshine at 6/2/2019 7:29:58 AM

From: Veoz

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299884.17 in reply to 299884.16
Date: 6/3/2019 3:17:00 AM
Aubel Nation
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Do you mean I should sell 2 young players and just keep training 4 on two spots?

Minutes management is not that much of an issue, each player just plays one full game per week (unless they foul out, which doesn’t happen very often). They all have a good stamina and some OD (11-13). Is that a wrong strategy?

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