So my league is amateur league and I’m about to be at 10k seats for arena, I have probably the second or third best squad in my league with about 2m money and a 6* player up for sale, what should I look for in players I buy? Salary/skills/max age? Any help is appreciated, thanks!!

all league games. I just dont get it.... all teams in my league are in the 40s when I do comparison. I am 40.15 going against 46.10 my next game. understand maybe getting blown out. but a 41.10 to me game should be close not a 25 plus point blow out. I get what Thunder has said about training and I feel I follow those guidelines I just am not getting it.

is there a way to make play train for what you want? needs to be off reb

Just wondering how much I'll get for this guy at auction.

can we change who guards who?

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1. Don’t worry about level 4 badges until your player is maxed! You steal potential training in its current form! 2. Learn your pl soft caps for training! Basically pl8 is 260, pl7 240, pl6 220, pl5 200, etc! 3. Player performance falls the further away he is from the current league cap. If you have a 3 pt shooter with 160 3 pt rating, he will most definitely struggle in pl5 where cap is 200. 4. Everyone wants to grow prospects, the issue with this is limitations on growth because of these pl caps. Build prospects to help you get to the highest pl they can achieve, but have a second set of prospects ready to take over when the initial ones fall behind! 5. General rule of thumb, if possible, it’s better to stay in the highest pl you can, do not drop down purposely, because you severely negate training potential with lower caps! 6. Properly trained players sell for the most! Obviously the higher the league you are in, the more beneficial it is financially! 7. I don’t recommend buying 6.5+ prospects until you are pl5+ the reason for this is 6.5 take a long time to train, and to train properly, it’s impossible to maximize them properly in lower leagues! 8. Non big prospects with no layup will cause multiple broken devices! I will add more tips when I think of them here, also if anyone has good advice, tips, please share here! If I like the comment, it means I endorse it!

Here is another template I’ll share with you guys! Traditional bigs are the easiest players to train in this game. They can be built faster then any other position majority of the time, and are just as vital for your success or failures when trying to advance into higher pl’s. These 2 are my pride and joy big prospects. Nathan has already assumed starter status, and Oscar’s turn is just around the corner! So let’s talk about how I approached their training. (Both followed the same template, I just rushed Nathan a little more to get him starter ready ASAP.) I started out by training inside shot to max potential in Oscar’s case, and to as high as I could before changing to get a starter quicker in nathan’s case. As you can see, I was able to max Oscar during my pl7 season, and I fell short with Nathan. Nathan unfortunately maxes around 246-8, so it would of taken along time to get him maxed, so I chose to stop and advance him elsewhere. Next was inside defense. I did rim protect on both, taking them both to 200+. After this, it gets tricky, because training block is only achieved via weekly training, so on Oscar, I trained it a little bit, but Nathan I skipped it entirely for the time being because I needed weekly training for offensive rebounding. Which takes me to training rebounding! Do you guys ever wonder how some guys in the market have crazy high offensive rebounding? The trick to achieving this is the same way you achieve high outside atk shooting stats! Offensive rebounding takes less potential to get initially high rating. It is personal preference really on how high you go with it, but once you find your sweet spot, everything else falls into place! Nathan I personally trained his offensive rebounding to 200+ first, then switched to defensive rebounding. This allows offensive rebounding to grow even higher via secondary training. As you can see, Oscar is in the middle of training offensive rebounding, and he will follow a similar route as Nathan. If you choose to train boxout any, it can also secondary train inside shot, so it’s important to have inside shot maxed first for this purpose. I personally will not go that route, but in the right build, I can work! Nathan, once inside atk, def and rebounding are maxed, he will get his outside atk training into 2 pt shooting. I can also choose to make him a 3 pt big as well, but personal preference, I am choosing his 2 pt potential. Oscar will get training in steal for his outside def potential. This serves 2 purposes, it allows him to steal more frequently when ball is thrown down low, or maybe create steals when he’s being backed down. Secondary training also is beneficial because it trains fill in as well, potentially growing his inside def potential past his current potential. Both of these guys are offensive bigs, which is one of a few different archetypes you can build. “Blue collar” bigs are extremely popular as well, and the main difference between atk bigs and blue collar bigs is, instead of inside shot being maxed, they train screen and layup instead. Typically this is determined when training is started, and if the bigs inside atk potential is too low. I potentially can make a guide later for that archetype!

I leveled my player up to 18. I have all the other things needed, yet I still get the below message. What am I missing?

what would you pay for these guys?

How do you get rid of this annoying red dot 🔴 by the “tactics” button and then on the “team” button once you are in tactics?

get this guy tonight at 7:15 eastern us time.

I was down 0-1 in championship so I picked this guy up for a heavy price. They make more more money but championships are forever, yes I did come back to win in PL5... Wondering what kind of value he could bring now that my team isn't quite ready to contend in PL6

Here’s a small guide to follow up on the guide I recently wrote assisting in how to breakdown how to train a player: 1. I was fortunate enough to grab this bad boy in campus! And training it has been frustrating and a blessing haha 2. I decided to train 3pt first. I was in pl7 during his training, so I was able to reach the value of 240. 3. After 3pt 240 was acquired, I changed my training towards 2pt. This enabled my 3pt to exceed the 240 cap via secondary training. 4. My goal is to train 2pt to 240 as well, maximizing the 3pt potential. Because I was relegated back to pl6, I stopped training the left side, and am focusing on the defensive side now. (Pl6 cap is 220) 5. Once 2pt is maxed to 240, I will finish off the rest of his outside attack potential into training drive. I will train drive until max potential before training any other offensive attribute. 6. Once outside atk is fully maxed, my next training will be handle under plmk. Since I am training him to be a pg, I will train his handle to 240 as well. (Since handle also trains drive as a secondary stat, and assuming you fully trained outside atk to full potential, you can actually raise outside atk potential even higher, this specific guy can reach 80+ outside atk potential if trained properly.) 6. Once handle is 240, I will focus the rest of the plmk potential on vision/passing until trained fully to max potential. Some have different opinions on which is better to have higher, vision or passing, Ive always liked higher vision personally. 7. After plmk potential is maxed, it’s time to train his layup! For a guard, you want to train layup at the very end! Did you know layup trains drive and handle as secondary training? The reason for saving this until the end is because, assuming you fully trained outside atk and plmk to max potential, layups secondary attributes will raise the potential of both plmk and outside atk! Now you somewhat can get an idea of how I approach training, specifically this pg prospect. If this gets good feedback, I can break down how I would train other archetypes as well!

I took the same team into this season from last and I’m getting fouls called on me at an alarming rate. Last season I averaged 15 a game. I sold my biggest problem. I played 2 games on relaxed and even cut down minutes. Now I’m fouling around 22 times a game. Impossible to win when the other team is getting called for 6. I have 2 Cs with STR at 95 and 99. They get called like Dramond Green out there. I don’t remember if they somehow adjusted fouls in last update.

What is up with a bunch of players having skills showing ex. 65/60 since update without using the new badge system? Very rarely saw this before the last update!

Just a question! How do you unlock the padlock icon under the team’s logo? Thank you in advance! Cheers!