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Zode
Canada297 Posts
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
On September 14 2011 03:09 Zode wrote: lvl 4 cw is 11v11. So amazing lols. That's amazing :O The higher the level the more consistent players you need and not just few top peak ELO players :D I like it. | ||
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Khaymus
United States750 Posts
http://sc2manager.org/viewplayer.php?id=66787 And he is putting up horrible results. Am I doing something wrong with him? O.o | ||
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Ghoststrikes
Canada1356 Posts
On September 14 2011 04:20 Khaymus wrote: I don't understand this game. I have a retardedly good player: http://sc2manager.org/viewplayer.php?id=66787 And he is putting up horrible results. Am I doing something wrong with him? O.o Honestly, he's not THAT good. He's pretty bad for semi-pro. Here's one of my players, who's semi-pro, better in pretty mmuch every aspect, but still not doing that good: http://sc2manager.org/viewplayer.php?id=157857 | ||
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Khaymus
United States750 Posts
I have been trying to grow my starters up from scratch, but I guess that is not a viable option in this game. | ||
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unsaintly
Germany687 Posts
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Kentakky
Sweden1272 Posts
On September 14 2011 04:42 Khaymus wrote: Damn...I though all primary stats above 7 was good....kind of depressing. No way to get a good player unless you want to drop 3492483298 dollars a day on him. I have been trying to grow my starters up from scratch, but I guess that is not a viable option in this game. It is viable I have only youngsters with good dedication and they get good pretty fast, don't expect overnight insta gosu it'll take some time but it's worth it for me imo. Hopefully this lvl 4 poaching crap I hear about don't happen to me though I kinda want my players around until they retire.. | ||
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hypnoxide
240 Posts
On September 14 2011 04:42 Khaymus wrote: Damn...I though all primary stats above 7 was good....kind of depressing. No way to get a good player unless you want to drop 3492483298 dollars a day on him. I have been trying to grow my starters up from scratch, but I guess that is not a viable option in this game. It is okay, unless you're in semi-pro league. My ace has all 8/8.5+ and I worked him up from the start. Work on macro and micro and spam him in tournaments if he has high creativity. | ||
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SeR3NiTy
France206 Posts
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Rob28
Canada705 Posts
On September 14 2011 04:42 Khaymus wrote: Damn...I though all primary stats above 7 was good....kind of depressing. No way to get a good player unless you want to drop 3492483298 dollars a day on him. I have been trying to grow my starters up from scratch, but I guess that is not a viable option in this game. It is once you hit a level where your sponsors provide you with a huge boost to practice time. Since I hit lvl2 as a team, my guys stats are increasing at a rate of about 1 point/day in each area, provided I change their training priorities at intermittent times during the day. Yay Energy Drinks! The real trick is being patient while they train, rather than spamming them in tournaments prematurely. | ||
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hypnoxide
240 Posts
On September 14 2011 05:54 Rob28 wrote: It is once you hit a level where your sponsors provide you with a huge boost to practice time. Since I hit lvl2 as a team, my guys stats are increasing at a rate of about 1 point/day in each area, provided I change their training priorities at intermittent times during the day. Yay Energy Drinks! The real trick is being patient while they train, rather than spamming them in tournaments prematurely. I disagree. With good creativity your new players will increase at an amazing rate if you spam them in tournaments. | ||
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bruteMax
Canada339 Posts
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urasyupi2
United States810 Posts
EDIT: Just watched my best player drop a series 2-0 to a player 100 elo lower and lose 29, so changing number | ||
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hypnoxide
240 Posts
On September 14 2011 06:08 bruteMax wrote: Why is it possible to drop in ELO rating when you win a game? It's written in the FAQ. Q: I'm an idiot who doesn't understand what ELO is. Why has so and so happened with my player's ELO? ELO is a relative measure of skill. ELO points are gained and lost on a game by game basis. You win a game, you gain ELO, you lose one, you lose ELO. Simple, right? Apparently there are some people who don't understand that if you win a series 2:1 that the player lost one of the three games. On a sidenote. My player got invited to the "Bring me my golden toilet seat" invitational. Apparently he's one of the highest paid players in the game. | ||
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
On September 14 2011 05:54 Rob28 wrote: The real trick is being patient while they train, rather than spamming them in tournaments prematurely. so playing in tournaments actually hurts training? | ||
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btx0
Germany184 Posts
Changes to the poaching system: the team captain is now unpoachable. You can poach any team that is the same or higher level than yours. Only teams level 4+ can be poached. Salary cost slightly increased. So stay at lvl 4 for now if you don't want to be bothered or make your ace captain.  | ||
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hypnoxide
240 Posts
On September 14 2011 06:22 sixfour wrote: so playing in tournaments actually hurts training? No. Ignore him, he doesn't know what he's talking about. EDIT: For high creativity players you should enter them into every single tournament they are eligible for. | ||
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DoomsVille
Canada4885 Posts
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btx0
Germany184 Posts
On September 14 2011 06:24 hypnoxide wrote: No. Ignore him, he doesn't know what he's talking about. EDIT: For high creativity players you should enter them into every single tournament they are eligible for. Well this is only true if you don't depend on the player making money, you can level up to semi pro without winning a single dollar, whereas when you let him train first he might make a few bucks on the way up. | ||
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hypnoxide
240 Posts
On September 14 2011 06:30 btx0 wrote: Well this is only true if you don't depend on the player making money, you can level up to semi pro without winning a single dollar, whereas when you let him train first he might make a few bucks on the way up. If you're worried about this then give your player a AFK strategy and watch him continuously lose. Either way you'll get better players insanely quickly if you enter tournaments continuously. I had a player raise 1.2 in vP yesterday without having to train him in it. On September 14 2011 06:29 DoomsVille wrote: Even if it sinks their ELO? I got a really young player that has a 6 creativity right now. I was going to just train him up (ded = 8.3) slowly, but I don't mind dropping him into every single tournament if that's going to get him good faster. If you don't care about his ELO now and are instead looking to the future then I would highly suggest entering them in every single tournament, regardless of the chance to win or if his stamina is low. If you want your player to stay in Plastic then give him an AFK strat where you only make econ. His ELO will sky rocket back to normal when you play him properly and you'll make money on his meteoric rise to the top. | ||
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