Why is my plarer having very large stat penalties? almost a -40 just for a single stat.
what can i do to reduce this?
what can i do to reduce this?
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Dub J
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Yeah, I would wipe the slate clean (all of your players) and start over after this season.
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Plateau
What happens when my player reaches 281 days old?
Once a player reaches 281 days of age, they will become eligible for extended plateau as well as the extended plateau boosts. Extended plateau will put off a player’s decline by X number of days depending on how many times the player has boosted. With the exception of plateau boosts, players will no longer be able to boost or gain XP once they have reached extended plateau. Players will also not receive training points or veteran experience while in extended plateau. Once a player is out of extended plateau, they will start receiving training points and veteran experience again but will still not receive XP.
For each level that a player has gained via boosting, they will be given plateau days as follows:
20 boosts = 200 days (5 seasons)
-10 days for each boost <20
0 boosts = 0 days
Player Decline
Do Special Abilities or Veteran Abilities decline over time?
No, only attributes.
Do my attributes actually decrease, or is the decline applied as a penalty? Where can I see the loss my player has incurred?
The attributes themselves will not decline. Once your player begins to decline, a new line entitled "age" will show up under the "bonuses" section on your player's profile page, listing their current percentage losses. Check out our Wiki page for more information on decline %'s.
Retirement
Will I ever be forced to retire my player?
No, you can keep playing with him as long as you want, even as he ages. When to press the retire button is entirely up to you.
When can I retire my player?
Agents are free to retire a player at any time as long as they are not contracted to a human-controlled team. If you wish to retire your player and you are signed to a human-controlled team you will need to request a release.
How do I retire my player?
To retire a player, simply go to the specific player’s ‘Profile’ page and locate the ‘Retirement Opt.’ tab. After clicking it you will be taken to a confirmation page. Note that the retirement process is permanent and cannot be reversed. You will be offered a choice to rename the player to “Retired Player” so that the name can be used for another player or to keep the player name bound forever. After selecting the player name option and entering your password, simply click the ‘Retire’ button, okay the confirmation and the player will be officially retired.
After being dumped to your ‘Home’ page, you should see your flex points total appropriately adjusted.
How is the refund amount determined when retiring a player?
Upon retiring the player, an agent will receive the following compensation:
- 100% of the flex points used for creation (300 for glamour, 200 for normal, and 100 for non-glamour positions)
- 70% of the flex points used during the career to boost the player
- 70% of the flex points used to purchase currently equipped custom equipment
Reward Points used to create the player, boost the player, or purchase custom equipment will not be refunded. Only flex points are refunded.
What happens to my custom EQ when my player is retired?
You do not need to sell your custom equipment prior to retiring. The ‘flex points returned’ calculation factors in your equipped custom equipment.
Will I be able to see my retired players?
Yes, you can see your retired players by clicking the Retired Players tab on your home page.
Will my player be able to do anything else after he retires?
At this point, there are no options for retired players.
What happens when my player reaches 281 days old?
Once a player reaches 281 days of age, they will become eligible for extended plateau as well as the extended plateau boosts. Extended plateau will put off a player’s decline by X number of days depending on how many times the player has boosted. With the exception of plateau boosts, players will no longer be able to boost or gain XP once they have reached extended plateau. Players will also not receive training points or veteran experience while in extended plateau. Once a player is out of extended plateau, they will start receiving training points and veteran experience again but will still not receive XP.
For each level that a player has gained via boosting, they will be given plateau days as follows:
20 boosts = 200 days (5 seasons)
-10 days for each boost <20
0 boosts = 0 days
Player Decline
Do Special Abilities or Veteran Abilities decline over time?
No, only attributes.
Do my attributes actually decrease, or is the decline applied as a penalty? Where can I see the loss my player has incurred?
The attributes themselves will not decline. Once your player begins to decline, a new line entitled "age" will show up under the "bonuses" section on your player's profile page, listing their current percentage losses. Check out our Wiki page for more information on decline %'s.
Retirement
Will I ever be forced to retire my player?
No, you can keep playing with him as long as you want, even as he ages. When to press the retire button is entirely up to you.
When can I retire my player?
Agents are free to retire a player at any time as long as they are not contracted to a human-controlled team. If you wish to retire your player and you are signed to a human-controlled team you will need to request a release.
How do I retire my player?
To retire a player, simply go to the specific player’s ‘Profile’ page and locate the ‘Retirement Opt.’ tab. After clicking it you will be taken to a confirmation page. Note that the retirement process is permanent and cannot be reversed. You will be offered a choice to rename the player to “Retired Player” so that the name can be used for another player or to keep the player name bound forever. After selecting the player name option and entering your password, simply click the ‘Retire’ button, okay the confirmation and the player will be officially retired.
After being dumped to your ‘Home’ page, you should see your flex points total appropriately adjusted.
How is the refund amount determined when retiring a player?
Upon retiring the player, an agent will receive the following compensation:
- 100% of the flex points used for creation (300 for glamour, 200 for normal, and 100 for non-glamour positions)
- 70% of the flex points used during the career to boost the player
- 70% of the flex points used to purchase currently equipped custom equipment
Reward Points used to create the player, boost the player, or purchase custom equipment will not be refunded. Only flex points are refunded.
What happens to my custom EQ when my player is retired?
You do not need to sell your custom equipment prior to retiring. The ‘flex points returned’ calculation factors in your equipped custom equipment.
Will I be able to see my retired players?
Yes, you can see your retired players by clicking the Retired Players tab on your home page.
Will my player be able to do anything else after he retires?
At this point, there are no options for retired players.
Originally posted by Kboum
Dee Jackson will never retire
Gonna be interesting to see what happens when every single skill is -100 and can't go any farther down(?).
Dee Jackson will never retire
Gonna be interesting to see what happens when every single skill is -100 and can't go any farther down(?).
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Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
Gonna be interesting to see what happens when every single skill is -100 and can't go any farther down(?).
-75% max.
You won't be -100 at very stat.
Gonna be interesting to see what happens when every single skill is -100 and can't go any farther down(?).
-75% max.
You won't be -100 at very stat.
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Originally posted by aaasahi
-75% max.
You won't be -100 at very stat.
Probably because if every dot on two teams had 0 speed it would break the sim.
-75% max.
You won't be -100 at very stat.
Probably because if every dot on two teams had 0 speed it would break the sim.
Originally posted by Time Trial
Probably because if every dot on two teams had 0 speed it would break the sim.
further break le sim
Probably because if every dot on two teams had 0 speed it would break the sim.
further break le sim
Originally posted by aaasahi
-75% max.
You won't be -100 at very stat.
Damned percentages.
Would be kinda neat to see what would happen to a dot with 50 confidence get hit with a -75 penalty and end up at -25 confidence. Would he immediately run off the field and commit suicide? Sit there and watch the play go by him, sounding like Marvin? "Sad... so sad... *sigh*" 
-75% max.
You won't be -100 at very stat.
Damned percentages.
Would be kinda neat to see what would happen to a dot with 50 confidence get hit with a -75 penalty and end up at -25 confidence. Would he immediately run off the field and commit suicide? Sit there and watch the play go by him, sounding like Marvin? "Sad... so sad... *sigh*" You are not logged in. Please log in if you want to post a reply.
