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To Sweep or Not To Sweep?

I guess a sweep. Congrats Demons. Best of luck in d3

Thanks. I tried to leave it a little open and train my guys, but the youngsters are starting to get good.

There's a decent possibility for a "DP" aka douple p****tion. I'd say Chi is on the favorable side of the borderline. That would put 2 demotees at the top of each league. Only time will tell. Wonder who got VIP?

The rookie class of IV.3 is looking pretty solid. I got Zachar over 1K mins which was a great accomplishment. Paris nearly got within 100 mins of reaching that milestone.

Good luck DH, you have the arena to make mad loot in D3.

Last edited by Wizz at 9/24/2017 2:13:43 PM

Chi is automatic for making the finals. After that, it's by record.

I should be well set for III. Ideally, I like to make a promotion run in my first season, but it'll depend a great deal on where I go and what the transfer market looks like. I've got some pretty young trainees, but my core is now aging. That might force my hand. I've got 6.6 in the bank and 53 scouting points already saved.

For several seasons at the beginning of the game, I believe I had the biggest arena in BB. There are many bigger ones out there now, but I don't think there's much to gain after a point.

Congrats man. I had no doubts about it. You deserve it

Last edited by ETG at 9/24/2017 5:55:55 PM

PASIC, the unanimous MVP! Top 5 all from G8 too. DH, it might be worth getting some supporter to show off that shiny new hardware.

haha nah not worth it lol

Pasic is one of my favorite players I have created. I trained him to be a supersub on a high level roster, and for most of those seasons he was just that - rarely the best at any given position. He was invaluable because I could put him as the first sub for all five positions. Because he's so well rounded, he was almost always a mismatch for his opposite player. He's often performed better than players who had five times his salary. He makes the most now he's ever made. At 32, he still was rated at least 10 in every position. I never could have sold him for anything close to what he's worth though, or at least I don't trust that the transfer market would have valued him properly. The advice I have for new teams is to create a player like this who gets paid very little and who gives you the flexibility to play your future trainees all over the court. That player will also allow you to carry one fewer higher salary player on your roster. The combination of those two factors is enough economic edge to do all sorts of things.

Jump Shot: sensational Jump Range: prominent
Outside Def.: prolific Handling: prominent
Driving: proficient Passing: proficient
Inside Shot: sensational Inside Def.: prolific
Rebounding: prominent Shot Blocking: respectable
Stamina: awful Free Throw: mediocre

Experience: prominent TSP: 101 (61 + 40)

I'll answer my own question:

The four top-ranked teams in each conference will make it into the playoffs. There is a one-game elimination match between the 1st- and 4th-ranked teams and between the 2nd- and 3rd-ranked teams in each conference, followed by an elimination match between the two winners. When these champions are decided, the winners from each conference face off in a best-of-three showdown. The winner of the division finals is crowned champion of the division, and is promoted to a higher level of divisions. In divisions VI and lower, both playoff finalists will promote to the higher level of divisions. To keep our community fresh and lively, the next best teams in your division will promote to fill in any Bot-controlled team spots in higher leagues. One extra promotion spot will be awarded to the team with the best regular season record of the lower division. The league that a team will promote or demote to is random within the division that they are slated to go to.

I read this wrong before - I thought it said IV and lower, not VI and lower.