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Haha thanks.

And to think when I had Porat and Picart both up for sale I was going to just wait for next season to try to compete...

If nothing else, it's going to serve as a good test to how fast game shape rebounds.

That's true! We will know if it's a viable option to buy right before the playoffs

Yes we will. My purchase today was done along the same lines, for research as next season's playoff's approach. That, and I think I got a really good player well below market value.

Porat was proficient GS then I bought him off myself and apparently that hurts the GS still.

Not sure if I mentioned it earlier in the season but I did that about a month ago with Fournel. He dropped from 8 to 6 and then moved right back to 8 that Friday.

I think the safest thing to assume about the last week here is that Arizona is not going to loose their relegation series.

I like my chances.

Very interesting Smallfries. I certainly could've done without that.

Its a wise and effective strategy to pickup up really good, but expensive players at the end of the season. Hopefully, it will not pay off.

My guess is it won't ;). I'm screwing over my team tonight :/

We'll see in your PL game tomorrow. You' ve been to the NBBA before, so I'm thinking you either have a really good idea about how to get back or a really strong desire to. Either way, its troublesome

A really good idea to get to the next level is to buy big players at the end of the season. Super common because it worked, hence why they changed the gameshape rules. Checking around leagues/forums in these playoffs will give a good idea of how teams will suffer and to what extent.

This really bleeds down into many other things, including complete season management. I know I have had a couple of seasons where I figured to be competitive and would save money all season specifically to buy a big or two for the playoffs. If this won't be the case anymore:

1. Have to plan earlier. Bankroll may have to be higher in beginning/middle?
2. Transfer list will be heavier with heaveir prices more towards middle of season.
3. If you are training that season, you will miss out on weeks due to having to train gameshape for the playoffs.
a. more money because you would drop your trainer to train GS
b. team is less trained
4. Teams with more cash have to think earlier going forward and can't throw money at things right before playoffs.

I don't know...I am sure we could list dozens of things ...but it all should be interesting and could tweak the game in a bigger way than just thinking about the individual players being purchased.