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Does anyone have one for the accelerated dots ? Like this one for the old dots.

BOOSTING

Level 69+ (245 days old) - boost away, no changes to XP
Level 63-65 (222 days old) - Wait until either 68 (or the playoffs, whichever comes first) to boost or you will lose XP
Level 58-60 (197 days old) - Boost away, you can't hit 68 this season
Level 54-56 (178 days old) - Boost away, you can't hit 68 this season
Level 49-51 (148 days old) - Wait until you hit 53 to boost or you'll lose XP
Level 43-45 (127 days old) - Wait until playoffs to boost or you'll lose XP (note that you can boost to 45 before playoffs and not lose xp)
Level 40-41 (117 days old) - Boost away, you can't hit 53 this season (sub 40 wait until you hit 40 to boost)
Level 34-36 (92 days old) - Wait until 40 to boost or you will lose XP
Level 26-28 (68 days old) - Wait until 31 to boost or you will lose XP
Level 17-19 (40 days old) - Boost away, you cannot hit 32 during regular season (note: some people are waiting until 22 to get better training)
Level 1-4 (0 Days old) - Wait until playoffs to boost or you will lose XP

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Here it is:

Creation season: boost to lvl4 on day 47-48
1st full season: boost 3X on day 48
2nd season: boost 3X from lvl 22-25
3rd season: boost to lvl35 or 40 for increase VXP
All remaining seasons: boost 3X until you can't boost no more, wait till age 281 and boost to lvl 79

End with 25-100 XP for trade in.

that simple huh

When you get to level 68 (this should happen when you are 240 days old) I would advise to not boost until you get to level 70 naturally via game/training XP. When you get to level 70 you want to keep an eye on your "next level" counter, and boost to 73 when it gets to about 900. The reason being is that when you get to level 73 you stop getting experience. therefore if you boost from 68 to 71 you will end at level 73 with 0 XP to trade in.

Originally posted by TheBear
When you get to level 68 (this should happen when you are 240 days old) I would advise to not boost until you get to level 70 naturally via game/training XP. When you get to level 70 you want to keep an eye on your "next level" counter, and boost to 73 when it gets to about 900. The reason being is that when you get to level 73 you stop getting experience. therefore if you boost from 68 to 71 you will end at level 73 with 0 XP to trade in.

if you don't boost you stop gaining XP at level 70

play with boosting strategies with the VPB to see what is best for you

Should i retire my guys, if we missed out on last ssns boost, and just boosted for this season?

Originally posted by KP
that simple huh

Yes. Everyone else is just overcomplicating it

Originally posted by Bane
Here it is:
All other seasons: boost on day 48 (or 32 for playoff teams), wait till age 281 and boost to lvl 79

End with 25-100 XP for trade in.

Fixed the end of your post for anyone that cares enough to gain the small training percentages.

see if I understand this correctly...

My current Grimlessducks team is level 32 I should wait to boost until level 40 for the xp correct? If I do boost early and lose the xp I pretty much won't hit level 79 is that correct?

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Originally posted by rubbrducke007
see if I understand this correctly...

My current Grimlessducks team is level 32 I should wait to boost until level 40 for the xp correct? If I do boost early and lose the xp I pretty much won't hit level 79 is that correct?

The reason you boost early to level 35 (or 40 in that one post) is for Veteran XP. It's to get more Veteran Ability Points.

If you boost each season you're bound to hit 79. You don't really need to worry about that anymore.

yes but, boosting early to level 35 this season will make players be level 42 vs waiting until day 40 being level 40 and boosting to level 43?
Boosting early will only give 500 more vet pts then not boosting early?

My question is if you boost to level 35 now and lose the extra level from xp will you still hit level 79 or only 78? I thought max boosts was 30?

You'll still hit level 79.

The boost caps, specifically the 24 boosts = max level of 73, cause most players to have a period where they are no longer gaining XP for games. That's more or less the "adjustment period". Boosting at different times just means you hit level 73 sooner or later.

So a team that boosted early in its rookie season will hit 18 vs 19 level
second season boosting early will hit 31 vs 32
3rd season boosting early will cause you to be 42 vs 43

Your saying these teams that boosted early will still hit level 79? How is a team that boosted the same amount as another team but, because of the time they boosted ends up lower level still allowed to boost to hit to 79?