Grid-Iron american football game language selector
Language
ČeštinaDanskDeutsch
EnglishEspañolEspañol (Latinoamérica)
FrançaisItalianoMagyar
NederlandsPolskiPortuguês (Brasil)
RomânăSlovenčinaSlovenščina
SrpskiSuomiБългарски
РусскийУкраїнська 
Register
Login
influx of aussie managers
Forum index >> Australia >> influx of aussie managers Goto page : 1, 2, 3, 4
 
zyler
Posts: 4
Posted on 2011-08-09 8:56:10
there should be a bunch of us joining over the next week or so , we are pretty much all from another manager game , a basketball one called buzzerbeater.

we will most likely all be active n active posters.

we would like anyone willing to help us out to post there tips and such in here.

we know to read the sticky forum posts and most of us have done so

any mentoring or additional tips would be nice , thanks
  
projectrracing
Posts: 7952
Posted on 2011-08-09 23:31:40
how many of these new managers know anything about american football?
  
tremell
Posts: 0
Posted on 2011-08-10 6:33:36
Some of us know quite a bit, others not so much but it may actually be a way of us learning the rules etc so we can understand and follow the game more...
  
zyler
Posts: 4
Posted on 2011-08-10 7:00:26
id say about half does .

though from the forum posts ive been reading real american football isnt greatly reflected here anyway.

for example theres no safeties ?

or that a running game is near useless ?
  
projectrracing
Posts: 7952
Posted on 2011-08-10 8:02:48
sounds like you know the game though. i seen new players not know what even a quarterback is.
  
Jeremiah Kool
Posts: 184
Posted on 2011-08-10 9:14:53
Well the running game is not entirely useless...
  
Matt1986
Posts: 21
Posted on 2011-08-11 17:51:31
Also, if anyone has any Spanish or Italian contacts that play this game, can they please let zyler know immediately?
  
Cash_Box
Posts: 276
Posted on 2011-08-12 0:41:15
Welcome ...

If anyone has any questions, you are welcome to PM.

When starting out cash creation is KING !

(1) make sure that you update sponsors after EVERY game to pick up that extra 15k;

(2) have a friendly booked in EVERY week. As the current National Team Manager, TD Cup holder, with largest stadium and an allround good guy - I am happy to accept friendly requests from new Australian Managers to help the cash boost.

(3) with facility development, only focus on stadium seats until have a reasonable cash income and whilst I have a maximum stadium, really only need 100k seats as rarely filled beyond that.

.......................

As for strategy tips - well think you can work that out yourselves but will confirm that PASSING GAME ONLY against LIVE TEAMS; whilst RUNNING GAME (with a good RB) is best against BOT TEAMS
  
shanmag
Posts: 0
Posted on 2011-08-12 10:08:38
Soo is there any way to know what training has been done and whether there has been any skill increases?
  
Cash_Box
Posts: 276
Posted on 2011-08-12 12:09:38
shanmag wrote:

Soo is there any way to know what training has been done and whether there has been any skill increases?



"players" "spreadsheet" will show you all skill values. the only way to see skill increases is as a paying player in which case will receive a message each week, otherwise create own spreadsheet to compare value changes ....
  
 
Forum index >> Australia >> influx of aussie managers Goto page : 1, 2, 3, 4
Last posts
2024-04-28 19:31
DACH Cup
Author:liberalmente
2024-04-28 19:09
DACH Cup
Author:Klomgo
2024-04-28 2:09
DACH Cup
Author:Islander
2024-04-28 1:19
"Supermercado" de jugadores GI
Author:shinichi86
2024-04-27 18:05
Ligathread
Author:Donar
2024-04-27 16:33
Ligathread
Author:liberalmente
2024-04-27 13:34
Pokalthread
Author:liberalmente
2024-04-27 13:31
Verkaufsthread
Author:liberalmente