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Bat Boy
Join Date: Nov 2003
Posts: 19
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Increasing Budget
Well i'm new but this is a place for newbies. Ok lets say I take FL or KC and they have a terrible budget. If I want to start winning and brining in big money players how in the world would I go about increasing the size of my budget?
It is as simple as winning? If win you bring in the money right? So to solve that I"ve have to start winning at all means? |
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Minors (Triple A)
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 210
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yeah if you win it should bring more fans in and increase the income which wuodl increase yoru budget.
In the short term you can go in in comissioner mode and edit the cash on hand to sign some players. When I start a league and if Im in a super small market, and my payroll is reallly low. I go ahead and make sure my salary + cash on hand =100 million, figuring if you are going to buy a team you would put money in it at first. |
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Minors (Double A)
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 163
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Check your market size
There are many ways to change the ammount of money you have. It all depends on what you determine cheating to be & how okay you are with altering what you have. If you go to your teams HOME tab there should be an option for BALLPARK & OPTIONS or something like that. If you scroll down to the left you can change things like your teams market size, fan interest or fan loyalty. All of those can help. I forgot to check market sizes & Tampa Bay was a market 10. The average team's payroll was $100 MIL. TB had a budget of $285 MIL.
As Exorcst said you can alter your budget, cash, media contract, player salaries.<SCRIPT type=text/javascript> vbmenu_register("postmenu_1813166", true); </SCRIPT> |
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