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From: Brucehum

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Date: 8/22/2026 5:49:29 AM
Torrelles Corsaris
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Even if I don't post, I am lurking in the depths of this forum, slowly learning things... and seeing for example the salaries, I see it will take a few seasons to get to the HGL. But, perseverance is key!

From: Wagner

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Date: 8/22/2026 6:01:25 AM
Wagner College
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This is why I put the "international" SUO (what we see when looking at Athletics championships for example)

;)

(the same for Australia)

I see. Suo actually means swamp in Finnish, and occasionally, when it comes to team success, it does indeed describe it well - if feels like wandering on swamp.

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Date: 8/22/2026 6:02:26 AM
Wagner College
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I am keeping similar stats for my team. At some point I might convert it to BB's text editor and share with you.

Anyways, thanks demars for sharing the stats. I hope to put it to 1-4 in a couple of weeks :D

That would be a good idea!

From: Wagner

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Date: 8/22/2026 6:07:29 AM
Wagner College
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Even if I don't post, I am lurking in the depths of this forum, slowly learning things... and seeing for example the salaries, I see it will take a few seasons to get to the HGL. But, perseverance is key!

Yes, perseverance is what it takes. But as long as you have that, along with patience and at least decent understanding of the BB functioning (about how training basically works, little knowledge about game engine of BB, etc.), you should be able to get better all the time for many seasons to come, when you're on such early development stage.

From: demars

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Date: 8/22/2026 6:38:16 AM
Elan Demars
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I see. Suo actually means swamp in Finnish, and occasionally, when it comes to team success, it does indeed describe it well - if feels like wandering on swamp.


Well, I always thought that in finnish, the country was "Suomi Finland" (as we can see in many sports events).

BTW, Swanps and Frogs will long live together ;)

From: Wagner

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Date: 8/23/2026 7:30:20 AM
Wagner College
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I see. Suo actually means swamp in Finnish, and occasionally, when it comes to team success, it does indeed describe it well - if feels like wandering on swamp.


Well, I always thought that in finnish, the country was "Suomi Finland" (as we can see in many sports events).

BTW, Swanps and Frogs will long live together ;)

Suomi Finland indeed is familiar phrase to many (following sports)..

Maybe they do go well together, but now I feel stupid because I didn't quite get the idea/joke here... ;p Maybe you can elaborate on it a bit more?

From: demars

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Date: 8/23/2026 7:34:20 AM
Elan Demars
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Frogs live in Swamps, don't they ?

(yes, that's all (folks))

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