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I don’t really believe in moral victories but having my opponent guess the right GDP, being on the road, and being out rebounded by 20 and only losing by 9, it definitely could’ve been worse. Good game Tampa!

Gee, tough, you just beat me. Now I gotta play you in the Cup? Just ain't fair.

Good, tight game with the AMC Spirit tonight. Good job holding home court.

Another good game, this time vs. BKDogs. Another 1 point loss, too. I really need my starting center back.

I need a mentor's sage advice! been stuck between level 4 and 3 for a while. I need to know the best way to get to level 3 and stay there. I know it has to start with better players but is training up or buying the best way.

It’s a combination of the two methods. Train a few guys to sell for money so then you can keep 1 and use the money to build your team up. On the flip side, there are some that will train 3 solid guys and gradually build cash reserves that will build out the rest of your team.

The key is watching the games to really get a handle on the game engine. Team ratings matter, but the individual matchups matter even more, especially if the mismatches line up with your team ratings.

Another method is to buy a few young guys that are decent, spend a season training, and then sell them for a profit to build cash reserves. There are many ways to do it, you just need to figure out which method you want and commit to it.

Great advice here. I’m trying the train 3 good young players while saving money method myself. If you get a couple of top draft picks that can sell for a good amount along the way it can help boost the cash reserves for when you eventually make a run up the divisions. Also, winning D4 each time to come back up to 3 nets a nice profit.

Last edited by AIRFORCE1 at 5/9/2024 1:14:39 AM

The trick I used was to buy a solid set of guards that needed a season or two of training. During this time I bought players that I thought had funny names or looked cool. Real superhero looking players, the kind with a face for advertisement. After forming a rivalry with a team that had a single big man season MVP I decided to spend two grueling years training a big to compete.

I used the discord to fish out an incredible player, Hollis Blevins, but only bought him because I thought he was the ugliest player I had ever seen in the game.

Once I got to D3 I started silent rivalries with numerous players based off of our discord interactions, and ended up buying a Utopia team in the hopes that I would get paired up with one of them. Coincidentally, I ended up in a league with one of my greatest silent discord rivalries, and I have devoted all of my time towards training some amazing guard draftees and making sure that my nemesis/rival will never promote before me.

Being honest though, watching games often helps a lot. I have a few tricks for my team lineup in particular that I don't think many players focus on, and I have luckily noticed the boon enough to have made it this far with a low salary lineup.

Looking forward to the rest of the season! Stay hydrated fellas

Last edited by Beautiful Tampa Bay Day at 5/9/2024 3:53:36 PM

I’ve never seen such a roaring comeback in the last 2 minutes of a game. I think you had 4 steals in a row to go from down 7 points to winning by 1 in the closing seconds. Craziness!

That was an incredible game! Enjoyed every minute of it!

Great game my friend, hope we can rematch again soon!