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sì, bisogna poi vedere a quanto corrisponde l'aumento del merchandising. se si parla di 2k in più, posso snobbare gli italiani

vabbè si confermano un po' parolai, si sapeva.

io tanto mi sò rotto il cazzo di stare dietro alle modifiche all'economia.
compro i giocatori che mi stanno simpatici, se poi finirò sempre più in basso perchè guadagno meno, sticazzi.

[superfly]Cool - so for those owning mid range players from $50-150k, we have to hope that there are many more Cardenas' being trained so that our guys in comparision get pushed further down the scale and therefore get a slight downward revision on their salaries?[/superfly]



Generally speaking that's right; we really look at the bulk distribution though, so if it's really only a handful of players like Cardenas, that handful of players might end up making a fortune each week. While the game can't handle 1000 players like Cardenas without creating havoc, it can handle a few. For example, this season the fourth highest salary is only $301k/week, the 10th highest is under $250k, and the 50th best player (around the median best player on a national team) is at $165k/week. We're not going to skew the wage scale to protect one or two players out of what by next season will probably be verging on 1M, and if Cardenas continues to train in the same set of skills he's been training, I'd expect his salary to end up at, well, of order twice what seems like a reasonable amount for a superstar in a top division superstar-based team. You may have a better feel for this than I do, but I predict the market will survive just fine with a very small number of such players out there, as their scarcity helps to protect their value against the large wage.

Only players under contract during the salary update will be considered, since those are the ones competing for the money.

nelle news di stagione 9 si parla esplicitamente di merchandise...