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Ruben2424 · 10-15-2016, 03:09 AM

We should be able to upgrade our franchise players the same exact way we would develope OUR own player in RTTS. Hits, good AB's, defensive work, etc give each player XP (like in RTTS) therefore letting us develope a player how we see fit. Plus it'd be cool if certain coaches gave discounts on certain attribute costs based on the coaches expertise and prospects with an A or B potential can start off by having a double XP advantage in order to develop them even faster! I think this would be the most efficient and realistic way to develop our young prospects rather than just assigning a training regiment that barely gives us any feedback on player progression.

I really think this system would work just for the simple fact that the better the player is, the more expensive the upgrades would be. So it's not like we'll be able to turn a player like Mike Trout into a 99 overall player just on the simple fact that his attributes are already so high that it'd cost way too much to further raise his attributes...not to mention keep them from regressing if not trained (like in RTTS)!

10-15-2016, 03:09 AM	#7
Ruben2424 Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Apr 2014	Re: A question on training assignments in Franchise? We should be able to upgrade our franchise players the same exact way we would develope OUR own player in RTTS. Hits, good AB's, defensive work, etc give each player XP (like in RTTS) therefore letting us develope a player how we see fit. Plus it'd be cool if certain coaches gave discounts on certain attribute costs based on the coaches expertise and prospects with an A or B potential can start off by having a double XP advantage in order to develop them even faster! I think this would be the most efficient and realistic way to develop our young prospects rather than just assigning a training regiment that barely gives us any feedback on player progression. I really think this system would work just for the simple fact that the better the player is, the more expensive the upgrades would be. So it's not like we'll be able to turn a player like Mike Trout into a 99 overall player just on the simple fact that his attributes are already so high that it'd cost way too much to further raise his attributes...not to mention keep them from regressing if not trained (like in RTTS)!