mdjseymour wrote: slider6 wrote: TwoPint wrote: Definitely a QB unless you have a better player there already. My starter has more talent and my backup is a year younger with only a little less consistency. So, I guess I'll be selling him. fingers crossed you make good money...

Doesn't really matter. I've got tons in the bank right now with nothing to really spend it on.

i think the biggest mistake new managers do is that they scap ALL their players and start over from new. Then they go out and have pointlessly high standards for new players (they always want perfect or near perfect attributes) to pick up. This game engine is clearly not that advance to see the difference between a 20 speed and 15 speed player. Most of the guys that are doing this have been stuck in DIII or lower for a while. You dont have to do that to make it all the way to the TD.

My advice is simply run with what you have and add as you go. Thats what i did. Went from D.V to TD in 4 seasons.

Sounds good. You'd be hard pressed to get fair value for him right now anyway.

Good luck!

No, supporter account is the only way. Otherwise you have to track the training over a period of about 4-5 weeks to see if they are capped. If they are capped, they will not go up. It helps to focus on either speed or strength for 4-5 weeks to be able to properly tell if they are capped or not

PHI 21 wrote: That 4-5 weeks will be longer if you don't have full fitness coaches and/or fitness center. Actually, if you have full fitness coaches and fully upgraded fitness center, and you focus on Speed or Strength, you should know if you are capped in 3-4 weeks (4 weeks in most cases).

Right, it will take upwards of 10+ weeks to know if you're capped without facilities/staff with the fitness center and full fitness coach, it shouldn't take more than 5 weeks when focusing:
(1+10+20)*1.2= 37.2-3.72= 33.48*.75= 25.11 points per week(+-2)

Which does make fitness the most time-consuming training at about 4.75 skill points per season when focusing..