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finkenst
01-06-2004, 11:08 PM
Presuming no real issues, is there any reason to not play normal for the rest of the season? does normal increase or decrease TS beyond the median?

i just want out of div VI and don't want to get to MOTSed to death down the stretch.

tia,

tim

Vince
01-06-2004, 11:11 PM
Playing normal does not affect your TS. The only thing that would further affect your TS would be a player with the highest leadership on your team having bad agreeability (eg, Nasty). Your team spirit will slowly drift towards Calm, I believe.

OldGiants
01-07-2004, 09:39 AM
Does it slowly raise to calm? I'm at irritated after signing a nasty goalie.

Also, does TS, reset to calm and self-confidence to decent automatically for the start of the second season? The rules say it does, but there are weasel words, too.

>>In between seasons, most psychological effects are "wiped", putting the teams psychological status back to "normal". <<

Huh?? What's not wiped? besides certain insalubrious orifices on the French players.

So if TS is reset, then MOTsing your last match is a no-brainer choice--if you want to win, that is.

And the sponsors and supporters go back to content, right?

KevinNU7
01-07-2004, 09:41 AM
Everything gets reset after the qualifying matches. So finish the season with a MOTS

Vince
01-07-2004, 04:11 PM
yeah, the last match is a 'free' MOTS. Unless you have a qualifier, then you want to MOTS that, instead.

I have my own question...if my coach's leadership sucks, and my TS goes to Satisfied after a PIC, but then is already Calm by the time the Friendly is played, I'm really not gaining anything by PIC-ing all my league matches now, am I?

KevinNU7
01-07-2004, 04:51 PM
nope

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