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A few weeks ago I made an entire Draft guide focused on micronations (but it can be applied to every other country). If you are interested in, let me know and I'll translate it.

Suggested addition:

Q: I won multiple games in the last few weeks, why are my fans still boycotting?
A: Once a fan boycott occurs, it will only gradually go away as the boycott amount is reduced by 3% after every home game. Boycotts occur if you lose all 7 games in your in-conference schedule at the beginning or end of the regular season, or if you lose all 8 inter-conference games, and the size of the boycott is based on the amount of cash on hand you have at the end of the round robin. While winning games in subsequent round robins (or seasons) is necessary to not add on to the boycott, wins do not provide any additional reduction of an active boycott once started.


Requested addition that I don't know the correct information for:

Q: What skills receive training for each training type?
A:
- Outside Defense trains Outside Defense at full effectiveness and also trains (Skill) at approximately (25/50/75%) effectiveness.
- Shot Blocking trains Shot Blocking at full effectiveness and also trains (Skill) at approximately (25/50/75%) effectiveness and also trains (Skill 2) at approximately (25/50/75%) effectiveness
- etc.

We did that with a vector db (milvus) under the hood and it worked out pretty well and was quite fast.

There's the issue of feeding it with sufficient amount of quality data though... Browsing the forums recursively won't do. A lot of contamination and obsolete info there.

The best would be to give to the AI the Game Manual and a post like this one (314816.1) to start. Then the users submit additional data that would be validated first.

I agree, this seems like a valid approach.

The question is not if that will work, the question is how much that will cost (usually I think it's a cost by request)?

Shouldn't be too much, especially if we go for 3.5 turbo, but yeah - hard to predict the usage rate.

One way to go is add access to the tool as a subscription, which is not ideal but should cover the additional costs at least.