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What countries have good deals for excellent schools? I already have one in Uruguay but some other suggestions? Thanks |
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fredonon said: What countries have good deals for excellent schools? I already have one in Uruguay but some other suggestions? Thanks China is a good school you get players every 4 days. The best is Brazil, you get players every 5 days but it costs like 100 million. So my recomendation is China. |
20/12/2011 19:26 |
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I recommend only going with 5-star schools. Netherlands is affordable. Brazil low quality returns better juniors than China high quality. | 21/12/2011 04:33 |
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@CelloG said: I recommend only going with 5-star schools. Netherlands is affordable. Brazil low quality returns better juniors than China high quality. that's i secret from @CelloG dont say that aloud  thanks @CelloG |
22/12/2011 02:54 |
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what of portugal 'excellent ? | 22/12/2011 16:37 |
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That i have. It is not bad. But not as good as netherland same level | 22/12/2011 16:39 |
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can you upgrade school? | 22/12/2011 16:46 |
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Your upgrade path is from Low up to Excellent on any school. (As you upgrade, you will generally receive better progression players) You cannot however upgrade a RATING of a school, i.e. you cannot turn your 4 star Portugal school into a 5 star. |
22/12/2011 16:50 |
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fredonon said: What countries have good deals for excellent schools? I already have one in Uruguay but some other suggestions? Thanks This is a great question. I am just completing my first season and I've built a sensible stadium, I was looking at (today coincidentally) what schools offer the best value interms of their quality vs costs. I have built a spreadsheet which looks a the cost of very country at Low, Regular, Normal and High and values that versus the quality of the country. So for example: China (very popular because churns out lots of players) - is only 1.5 balls or 30%, but the school build costs are: Low - 1,364,000 Regular - 2,727,000 Normal - 8,182,000 High - 16,364,000 Excellent - 32,727,000 So cost vs quality (Build cost/country Quality) looks a bit like this : Low 45467 = 1.3m/30 Reg 90900 Norm 272733 High 545467 Excellent 1090900 You may think this is good, but compare it to countries like New Zealand Low 3167 Reg 6367 Norm 19100 High 38167 Excellent 76367 It suddenly doesn't look so great any more. In china, a Excellent school you are paying $1.1m per every 1% in quality of the player vs $75k in New Zealand. There are only two factors which I have ignored, on is maintenance costs and time. New Zealand produces a player once every 15 days vs China's 4. So China will produce 4 players for every 1 New Zealand produces, which is fine, but keep in mind you pay 14 times more for this benefit. Thus, it makes me thing China isn't offering value for money. After all of this analysis, I came to the conclusion, the best value for money schools are found in Uruguay. They are only cost 55k per country point which is 60% or 3 balls. If you are in Division 6/7, it is a no brainer as the build cost is only 3.2m for a excellent school. Without a shadow of doubt the best value for money at the top end of the market is Netherlands, you will pay $220k per 1% (and Holland, is 100%). Compare that vs it nearest Rival (in Quality terms), Italy which comes second at $710k (So if you build in italy, you are pay 3.5 times the price in Holland and you are only getting a player once every 8 days vs Hollands 13...stupidity if you ask me!). Finally, the legend that is Brazil, there you are paying $981k per 1%, which is a staggering 5 times the price you'd pay in Holland. However you are getting a player once every 5 days vs Hollands 13 day wait. However, if I pay 5 times the price of the normal price, I expect to have that item delivered 5 times faster, but alas, this case they only deliver 2.6 times. So you are over paying about 2 times. If all of this is confusing, I'm terribly sorry. Here is a simple table. Best of the countries with 1 Ball: Austria Best of the Countries with 1.5 Balls: New Zealand Best of the Countries with 2 Balls: Paraguay Best of the Countries with 2.5 Balls: Venezuela Best of the Countries with 3 Balls: Uruguay. Best of the Countries with 3.5 Balls: Switzerland. Best of the Countries with 4 Balls: Croatia and Portugal (complete tie) 4.5 : England 5: Netherlands (Holland to us Brits) Before you go off building, to build the best schools in those countries listed above, build cost Country|Build Cost|cost vs quality ratio Austria|1.9m|100k New Z|2.3m|76k Paraguay|6.5m|164k Venezuala|4.9m|98k Uruguay|3.2m|55k Swiss|6.8m|98k Portugal|13m|164k England|56m|621k Netherland|22m|218k So given this data, why would you build a school in Venezuala or Paraguay, get lower quality players and pay more than Uruguay? So my personal opinion is, if you are poor, build a school in Uruguay. When you become rich don't bother with other countries, go straight for netherlands unless the admins have changed the quality of the countries or the costs. When I get home, I'll upload the sheet on to google and make it available to everyone. Admins feel free to tell me to stop talking none sense if I am. |
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Uruguay and Netherland are best ^_^ Edited by Uruguay1950 22-12-2011 22:52 |
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