So i just ended my season with the Newcastle To Guns in the rookie league and im not sure what team i will go to now so could somebody help me with this. Im a CB and i left my team
Edited by DolphinsFan12 on Sep 27, 2012 13:27:29
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Open the build. Post a link to the player here.
Might want to start a new thread with the title "Lvl 7 CB available" or something like that.
You can also post in the Marketplace. Located on the right of your player page, click the "Free Agency Ad Options".
Might want to start a new thread with the title "Lvl 7 CB available" or something like that.
You can also post in the Marketplace. Located on the right of your player page, click the "Free Agency Ad Options".
You should retire and start over with a new player this offseason. You will get many more teams interested in you as a day 0 player instead of a day 17. 
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just go to player page and click on contract offers. Then click get offers from needy teams. Wait a bit, then offers will pop up and select one.
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Originally posted by GoodBoy
You should retire and start over with a new player this offseason. You will get many more teams interested in you as a day 0 player instead of a day 17.
this ^
It's unlikely a team is going to sign a 17 day old player. You could find a D-league to sign with tomorrow after today's roster freeze but I feel it's better for new users to be hooked up with a human owned team to start out. While some teams are ran by owners that are not very knowledgeable there are plenty others that have solid ownership, coordinators, and agents involved. You would receive good advice from them.
If you would like you can create a dot now and put him on the market and then PM me some of the teams offering contracts tomorrow and I could give you some advice as to which one is best for you.
You should retire and start over with a new player this offseason. You will get many more teams interested in you as a day 0 player instead of a day 17.
this ^
It's unlikely a team is going to sign a 17 day old player. You could find a D-league to sign with tomorrow after today's roster freeze but I feel it's better for new users to be hooked up with a human owned team to start out. While some teams are ran by owners that are not very knowledgeable there are plenty others that have solid ownership, coordinators, and agents involved. You would receive good advice from them.
If you would like you can create a dot now and put him on the market and then PM me some of the teams offering contracts tomorrow and I could give you some advice as to which one is best for you.
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this was my free player and it says I will not get any flex points in return so would my next guy be free or what?
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Originally posted by DolphinsFan12
this was my free player and it says I will not get any flex points in return so would my next guy be free or what?
if you retire a free player you will get another
this was my free player and it says I will not get any flex points in return so would my next guy be free or what?
if you retire a free player you will get another
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Originally posted by DolphinsFan12
I boosted him up 3 levels so he is now a level 4
Hate to tell you this, but you should have waited until the last day of the offseason to boost him, you get training gains, and they are higher for a lvl 1 then a lvl 4
I boosted him up 3 levels so he is now a level 4
Hate to tell you this, but you should have waited until the last day of the offseason to boost him, you get training gains, and they are higher for a lvl 1 then a lvl 4
Originally posted by DolphinsFan12
I boosted him up 3 levels so he is now a level 4
Not to knock you, bou should of waited until the last day of the season. You want to get as much training in before you boost.
jdbolick outlined a simple yet relatively optimal start to a player here: http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread.pl?thread_id=4984192&page=1#46261227
I really suggest reading up to get the best edge you can. No one's first dot is anywhere close to perfect, so think of everything as a learning process. Even with a crap build you can watch your dot's successes and failures. Then you just take what you learned throughout that build process and apply it to a new dot. Eventually you're just building WL dot after WL dot if you're open to learn.
A few tidbits that might help from me:
The biggest four things to understand in GLB are:
a) As attributes rise, it costs more skill points to raise them 1.
- These are what people call "softcaps" or "caps". If someone says "take it to the next cap", they mean to spend your skill points until it costs an additional 1 SP then it did before to raise the attribute 1.
b) Maximize your training
- At lower values, training percentages are higher. As the attribute raises, it becomes less and less efficient to train that attribute UNTIL you cross the cap (with the skill now costing 2 (or whatever) skill points to raise it one, your training is now effectively worth DOUBLE (or more)).
- In general, efficient builders will spend their skill points when training has become less worthwhile.
c) Maximize your ALGs (automatic level gains)
- Each level up, your player gets points towards his majors (yellow stars) and minors (blue stars).
- By raising your most important attribute first to a high cap (think raw (no EQ) ~81 or ~83 value) and then utilizing multi-training to keep training it after you are done placing SPs in it, you can get that attribute to over 100 natural. When you add in +55 or +58 from equipment, that attribute is now creeping towards 160 in value.
d) Focus on raising your most important 3 or 4 attributes as high as you can.
- It's no secret, in GLB there are attributes that are simply necessities. Figure out what 3 or 4 attributes are goign to be crucial for your player and maximize their value. If you are building an offensive linemen, you want to raise strength, blocking, and agility all to 90+ in raw (no EQ) value.
- You can screw up a build elsewhere, but as long as you have your most important 3 or 4 attributes raised to high values and didn't royally do something stupid, you'll be ok and be productive.
I boosted him up 3 levels so he is now a level 4
Not to knock you, bou should of waited until the last day of the season. You want to get as much training in before you boost.
jdbolick outlined a simple yet relatively optimal start to a player here: http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread.pl?thread_id=4984192&page=1#46261227
I really suggest reading up to get the best edge you can. No one's first dot is anywhere close to perfect, so think of everything as a learning process. Even with a crap build you can watch your dot's successes and failures. Then you just take what you learned throughout that build process and apply it to a new dot. Eventually you're just building WL dot after WL dot if you're open to learn.
A few tidbits that might help from me:
The biggest four things to understand in GLB are:
a) As attributes rise, it costs more skill points to raise them 1.
- These are what people call "softcaps" or "caps". If someone says "take it to the next cap", they mean to spend your skill points until it costs an additional 1 SP then it did before to raise the attribute 1.
b) Maximize your training
- At lower values, training percentages are higher. As the attribute raises, it becomes less and less efficient to train that attribute UNTIL you cross the cap (with the skill now costing 2 (or whatever) skill points to raise it one, your training is now effectively worth DOUBLE (or more)).
- In general, efficient builders will spend their skill points when training has become less worthwhile.
c) Maximize your ALGs (automatic level gains)
- Each level up, your player gets points towards his majors (yellow stars) and minors (blue stars).
- By raising your most important attribute first to a high cap (think raw (no EQ) ~81 or ~83 value) and then utilizing multi-training to keep training it after you are done placing SPs in it, you can get that attribute to over 100 natural. When you add in +55 or +58 from equipment, that attribute is now creeping towards 160 in value.
d) Focus on raising your most important 3 or 4 attributes as high as you can.
- It's no secret, in GLB there are attributes that are simply necessities. Figure out what 3 or 4 attributes are goign to be crucial for your player and maximize their value. If you are building an offensive linemen, you want to raise strength, blocking, and agility all to 90+ in raw (no EQ) value.
- You can screw up a build elsewhere, but as long as you have your most important 3 or 4 attributes raised to high values and didn't royally do something stupid, you'll be ok and be productive.
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