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Hard-core fan (ultimate supporter owner)simpathiaGI Supporter
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Posted on 2021-04-24 21:56:47
ekranas wrote:

Thanks !

I have more questions
Is anywhere explained how weight and height affect each player's position, BMI as well.
For example what is "ideal" height weight and BMI for each position



Congratulations with your win today!
BMI is important because it limits the maximum strength and/or speed your player can have.
There is a sticky about it on the forum here: Forum index >> Grid-Iron discussions
High BMI means your player can be strong but not fast, low BMI means fast not strong.
It is not known how important speed and/or strength are for the various positions, but the general consensus is that OL and DL players need to be strong, RB, WR, CB and S need to be fast, and TE and LB need to be a little of both. For QB's the admin once said that the optimum strength is 13, for what it's worth, and for kickers it doesn't matter.
  
ekranas
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Posted on 2021-04-25 22:21:30
simpathia wrote:

ekranas wrote:

Thanks !

I have more questions
Is anywhere explained how weight and height affect each player's position, BMI as well.
For example what is "ideal" height weight and BMI for each position



Congratulations with your win today!
BMI is important because it limits the maximum strength and/or speed your player can have.
There is a sticky about it on the forum here: Forum index >> Grid-Iron discussions
High BMI means your player can be strong but not fast, low BMI means fast not strong.
It is not known how important speed and/or strength are for the various positions, but the general consensus is that OL and DL players need to be strong, RB, WR, CB and S need to be fast, and TE and LB need to be a little of both. For QB's the admin once said that the optimum strength is 13, for what it's worth, and for kickers it doesn't matter.



thanks!

More questions regarding gunners, kick returners and special team cornerbacks.
Are these positions important enough to have players dedicated only for these positions? i.e. is it ok to have players from offensive and defensive teams on these positions? If so, how will that affect them, will that affect their primary position? What is a usual practice among managers, have strictly dedicated players for these positions or not?
  
Hard-core fan (ultimate supporter owner)simpathiaGI Supporter
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Posted on 2021-04-25 23:09:07
ekranas wrote:

More questions regarding gunners, kick returners and special team cornerbacks.
Are these positions important enough to have players dedicated only for these positions? i.e. is it ok to have players from offensive and defensive teams on these positions? If so, how will that affect them, will that affect their primary position? What is a usual practice among managers, have strictly dedicated players for these positions or not?



The top team rarely have dedicated players for these positions. It is pretty common however for teams to have players playing two positions, of which one is KR or Gunner. For STCB's regular cornerbacks are generally used, although an STCB benefits from Blocking, which a normal CB doesn't need.
Personally I'm definitely on the why-bother side when it comes to Gunners and Kick Returners. Mine are pretty bad, rarely above 3 BPOS.
  
ekranas
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Posted on 2021-04-27 23:00:13
what is more valuable at the beginning, extend vip seats or regular seats?
  
Hard-core fan (ultimate supporter owner)simpathiaGI Supporter
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Posted on 2021-04-27 23:15:41
ekranas wrote:

what is more valuable at the beginning, extend vip seats or regular seats?


VIP seats! They bring the most return on investment.
Actually the fastest way to progress early on in the game is to put every dollar you can find into VIP seats. And after the VIP boxes into executive boxes.
  
ekranas
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Posted on 2021-04-27 23:29:41
simpathia wrote:

ekranas wrote:

what is more valuable at the beginning, extend vip seats or regular seats?


VIP seats! They bring the most return on investment.
Actually the fastest way to progress early on in the game is to put every dollar you can find into VIP seats. And after the VIP boxes into executive boxes.



Thanks a lot for quick answers! Game is not dead yet
  
Beano162
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Posted on 2021-05-26 15:16:47
Can anyone please tell me when team training takes place?
  
Supermeek
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Posted on 2021-05-26 15:51:10
Beano162 wrote:

Can anyone please tell me when team training takes place?



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Beano162
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Posted on 2021-05-26 15:56:45
Every fridaymorning at 04:00

Many thanks bud!
  
mawph
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Posted on 2021-07-21 17:26:07
simpathia wrote:

ekranas wrote:

what is more valuable at the beginning, extend vip seats or regular seats?


VIP seats! They bring the most return on investment.
Actually the fastest way to progress early on in the game is to put every dollar you can find into VIP seats. And after the VIP boxes into executive boxes.


At what point would you move away from investing your cash in seating and investing it instead in training, youth and other items?
  
 
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