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| posted: 2019-02-07 13:51:44 (ID: 100136803) Report Abuse | |
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RZAandGZA wrote:
Player development is one of the first things a noob can really grasp. Then two years later they realize that maximizing your training and capping out players will bankrupt you. If you read the Manual (and maybe my guide) and eventually get a Mentor you should be able to make smart decisions after a few days or weeks. The situation you did describe can only happen if you avoid all the Knowledge sources. |
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posted: 2019-03-09 13:12:10 (ID: 100137424) Report Abuse |
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ok, many thanks for participating in this discussion and for sharing your thoughts.
I'll prepare a suggestion right now to see where we are landing with this topic. Feel free to keep going the discussion right here.  |
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| posted: 2019-03-09 16:52:48 (ID: 100137437) Report Abuse | |
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I strongly like the idea. I hope Pete has enough time to give it a try.
I feel a "too deterministic" effect in player development, especially in the Youth Academy, while in real life there are more "out of the game" effects in the career of a player. |
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