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That is not true. Stamina progress is minor with a nutritionist of the highest level. That's what people with experience said. I have had a level 3 or 4 nutritionist all the time for years. No player has ever improved in stamina. It only helped that they didn't lose skills often. But once in a few years it happens that a player loses a skill. With the highest level of nutritionist, it happens once every few years that a player increases his stamina. Cross training for 3 and a half years did not bring any pop up in stamina, and I have gym lvl 3.

I paid hundreds of thousands for nutritionist salaries and it didn't bring me anything. I have been paying a lvl 6 sports psychologist for years, I have paid millions for it and what happened when some players played 110 minutes for the first time? Their game shape dropped from 9 to 7, as happens to those who do not have a sports psychologist. I would understand if it drops from 9 to 8 because of a sports psychologist, but 7 is too much for that level and price of a sports psychologist.

But OK. I think it pays to have a sports psychologist and that having one brings good results compared to those who don't. I just think that when some players play 110 minutes once in a few seasons, that drop in game shape must be smaller.

It is fair to them that they know what awaits them in the future. No lies, no deception. Just the bare truth. New players deserve to know what to expect in 2027. when they will be near the end of the training.

You need to retain new managers with the truth, not with lies. The truth is the only way to keep new managers and to prevent this decline in users.

Your opinion is not omnipotent factual truth. There are hundreds if not thousands of managers who train effectively, hit stamina training a few times in the process, and avoid the hurdles that you find unachievable. Perhaps you just never considered that your way is not the only way.

I have had a level 3 or 4 nutritionist all the time for years. No player has ever improved in stamina. It only helped that they didn't lose skills often. But once in a few years it happens that a player loses a skill. With the highest level of nutritionist, it happens once every few years that a player increases his stamina. Cross training for 3 and a half years did not bring any pop up in stamina, and I have gym lvl 3.

Some times, reading helps. Let me quote my previous reply:

Get yourself a level 3 gym and a level 6 or 7 nutritionist and you'll see your player's stamina pop without even needing to train.

Stamina drop only stops completely when you hire a level 6 nutritionist. So of course you're not getting results with a level 3-4 one, no matter how many decades you have them. Did it occur to you that you're 2-3 levels below the minimum level I mentioned? With a level 3 gym and a level 6 nutritionist I've even seen instances where my players stamina pop twice in a season.

Last edited by BuzzRBeater at 7/29/2023 12:30:55 PM

Omg, he set himself up with that, this is side of BB I LOVE. Shutting down Bs when necessary

Yeah it is ok to have stamina training sometimes while you train 150 tsp players. No problem then.

I had only once drop with lvl 4 nutricionist. So dropping is not a problem. I want your evidience.
I want you to show research and evidence for the claim that stamina increases 2 times in a season with nutritionist level 6 and gym level 3. Is it for one player or for all players in the team?

You should open a new topic and write your experience. Other managers will also write their experience. But from what I read about nutritionist on the forum, there is not a single level that can raise stamina to a satisfactory level because it takes years to grow.

It is fair to them that they know what awaits them in the future. No lies, no deception. Just the bare truth. New players deserve to know what to expect in 2027. when they will be near the end of the training.

You need to retain new managers with the truth, not with lies. The truth is the only way to keep new managers and to prevent this decline in users.

BuzzerBeater exists since 2007 (16 years!), and it's now 5-10 years (or even more) that the number of users remains around 13k. Generalizing a trend from 2-3 weeks is stupid. New players deserve to know that.

Joe

Yes but they did a big advertising campain on the internet a and got a good number of new users. But the problem is that there are too few elements to make those new users stay on the game.

Do you think this game has a future as it is?
Do you think that large number of managers will continue to train players when it takes so much time during which there are too many punishments for that training.
Punishment in the form of the inabillity tp be competent and many other nerve-wracking things?

BTW. it's 13793 now. It is -442 managers in 27 days. It is 3,1% drop.

Not quite the expected results of the advertising campain.

if anyone saves this game it will be me. If my "hateful" comments don't wake up the people who decide about this game, then no one and nothing will.