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oh my...

hm

then why where so many people complainting about the fact that they thought the revenue should be split...
I always agreed to them, but as it seems now, that was already the case, so no need to call for it...

strange strange.

But for the better. ;)
My apologies if I confused anyone with my unknowingness. ;)

That was / is a very helpful post. Thanks for taking the time to write it!

Much appreciated :)

With regards to training how doe the substitutions affect it?

eg.

I choose to train jumpshots for my Forwards.

For the last 2 minutes of a game my SF plays as a C, after playing 48 mins as a SF. Does he now get full training or none , because he last played as a C?

Anybody know?

Thanks :)

Your reserves will hardly ever play, especially if they are truly reserves. The exception is in the case of injuries, or foul trouble.

Most the time, BB will limit itself to your first 2 in each position, especially if you have 10 players listed (you can set the starter at one position as the backup at another). If your starter has good stamina and is in good game shape, he will generally play most of the game, especially if he is as good or better than his backup. If you try to start a weaker player, he may get substituted quite early. It is kind of hard to get enough minutes for your backups without using them in all 3 games. It is also sometime hard to improve game shape. Because of his low game shape he will get less minutes, which will keep him from improving game shape.

Something to remember is that you can change your training regimen up to the time of the training update (same as in HT), so if for some reason the minutes aren't working out you can change. So let's say you are training C, and for some reason end up with your starter with 100 minutes, and his backup with 40; but you have 3 PF who have 48 minutes each. If you switch the training to C/PF, then you can train 5 players. Even if the training is only 1/2 as effective 5x1/2 is more than 2x1.

Also if you train C/PF and a player has minutes at both C and PF, they both count as far as training.

Completely forget the idea of last game played, or even games played as used in HT.

It is entirely based on minutes played. So your player will have 46 minutes as a SF, and 2 minutes as C. (only 48 minutes in a game, unless it goes to overtime). If it does go to OT, you get training minutes for that time as well. Injured players also get trained as long as they had PT during the training week (Saturday to Thursday).

For purposes of game shape, minutes at all positions count.

your player will have 46 minutes as a SF, and 2 minutes as C.

so to answer the question: he will get 46 minutes of jump shot training. (because he played 46 minutes as a forward)

nice one guys, thanks a lot ;)