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Good question! Specifically the way it works is that if you pull a player out who is projected to have a detrimental outcome, he will take a hit to morale and also incur all of the penalties as if he had completed the program with a poor result.
There's also a very small window you have to decide if you pull a guy out, which is only when you receive a midterm report on his progress.
So it's more about cutting your losses than avoiding detrimental outcomes.
It's more like "your guy is really swinging and missing a lot now, do you want to leave him in there to figure it out or just give up on him and make room for someone else"
Last edited by Will Beh; 02-12-2025 at 06:38 PM.
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