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Hi There,MrJ.

I appreciate your review about the first two ideas and i understand it,but i would like to hear your honest opinion about the idea of intredoucing of a secondary competition to the BB3 in the format which i suggested earlier under the "Idea number 3" line (the BB3 wil stay the same).

The first idea seems like something worth considering, and in other games like Hattrick there is already something similar, such as compensation for training costs or something along those lines.

Rather than fixed amounts, I would use a percentage of the total future sales depending on how much training the player has received, or on how many seasons he has spent with the team. Something similar to the current resale percentage that exists for signed players:

If he does not stay even one season: 0% of the future sale
If he stays one season: 3% of the future sale
If he stays two seasons: 6% of the future sale
If he stays three seasons: 10% of the future sale

I would set the limit at three seasons, whether the player is 18 or 19 years old. That way, you make sure people are interested in training players up to the U21 threshold, which would benefit national U21 teams.

I don’t think it would be that difficult to implement, and I do think it would give a real boost to training and to other ways of building teams.

Fixed % of future sales capped into age wouldn't open up a room to cheating and over inflation of youth prices?.

A comment of a BB/GM/Mod/whatever wil be a nice addition to that whole conversation.

I would put those ideas under the Minor suggestions topic,but at the time i didn't had supporter.

Well-trained players sell for far more money than poorly trained ones. A 2 million sale is worth much more than several 200k sales, isn’t it? High-salary players with low performance usually sell for very small amounts. So if you want your player to generate significant sums of money, train him properly and in a balanced way for three or four seasons.

Read everyone reviews and i hope that even some form of much needed amended version of my ideas would be brought up into a full disscusion at some point during BB lifes(i wouldn't kept coming back if i didn't like the game).

Edit: MrJ,i do think that could be a good alternative to the BBM which i feel have almost no objective value unless you win it unlike my proposal with your amedments of making its minutes count for something and providing both competitve value and refreshment to the BB3 scenery(however,i do believe in significant increase of the base prize reward or even interdoucing of those at least in the competitions proper and keep the qualifers modet in prize terms)

In addition,the market in BB should also be intrdouced to a form trade mechanism of draft picks in exchange of players over 25 or older without monetary between teams within the same league(i know that BB price valuations are weird,but they are best we got other then guessing,have some restrictions implemented like allowing 2 of those in a season or something simillar)

Last edited by Royamit at 5/15/2026 3:27:50 PM

Hello’

Would you say the team he’s playing with impacted his performance. On the performance’s statements.

Would it play a factor.

Last edited by Big city at 6/4/2026 10:06:24 AM

Yes, but it depends on several factors. For example, if I have a defensive team with good passing, one elite shooter, and I run Patience, that player can put up huge scoring numbers. He could end up near the top of the league, division, or even world rankings in points, shooting percentage, 3-pointers, etc. In that case, he would probably sell more merchandise.

That’s a phenomenal breakdown, and you're spot on about Patience maximizing merchandise sales for a single elite shooter!

However, with the current game engine and the constant threat of injuries, putting all your eggs in one basket is risky.What do you think about building a hybrid base instead?

If you construct a roster around three solid scorers, you could rotate strategies seamlessly:Inside Version: Running Low Post /patience ( reverse) when your bigs have the advantage

Outside Version: Pivoting to a fast-paced outside attack if the opponent stacks the paint.

Motion Backup: Using a Motion offense as your flexible safety net.

If one of your main guys gets hurt, Motion allows the other two scorers to naturally pick up the slack through ball movement without the offense completely collapsing like it would in Patience

.It keeps the merchandise train rolling but makes you way harder to scout in the playoffs!". Am I seeing to much into it ?

Last edited by Big city at 6/5/2026 9:48:33 AM