Re: Owner Mode Tips
I noticed that after the all-star break, those impact games that were 4s and 5s become 8s and 9s. Those are the series you're sopposed to make the most dough at. So if you're team is a contender, then you should be able to get 700,000 to 1 MIL from each game in a series. And if you guys know like I know, 1 Mil would help out alot.
Next, dont resign your players until they start demanding for money. If you sign all of your unhappy players for more money early in the season. You'll be spending more money that way and creating a bigger hole before the second half of the season. UNLESS, you like to play all or most of your games.
Remember, team chemistry and player happiness only play a role if you're a sim guy. If you have low team chemistry, you'll end up losing most of the games you sim. So resigning your players to bigger contracts early is a option in order to increase player happiness and team chemistry so you can win while simming games.
Player Happiness plays a significant role in yor team chemistry so if you're players are'nt happy, then you will lose while simming. But if you're playing most of your games, then you dont have to worry about player happiness because a lose or win depends more on you.
So if you play most of your games, dont worry about resigning players until they ask for it. And even then, you might still be able to hold off until the off season.
I noticed that after the all-star break, those impact games that were 4s and 5s become 8s and 9s. Those are the series you're sopposed to make the most dough at. So if you're team is a contender, then you should be able to get 700,000 to 1 MIL from each game in a series. And if you guys know like I know, 1 Mil would help out alot.
Next, dont resign your players until they start demanding for money. If you sign all of your unhappy players for more money early in the season. You'll be spending more money that way and creating a bigger hole before the second half of the season. UNLESS, you like to play all or most of your games.
Remember, team chemistry and player happiness only play a role if you're a sim guy. If you have low team chemistry, you'll end up losing most of the games you sim. So resigning your players to bigger contracts early is a option in order to increase player happiness and team chemistry so you can win while simming games.
Player Happiness plays a significant role in yor team chemistry so if you're players are'nt happy, then you will lose while simming. But if you're playing most of your games, then you dont have to worry about player happiness because a lose or win depends more on you.
So if you play most of your games, dont worry about resigning players until they ask for it. And even then, you might still be able to hold off until the off season.
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