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interesting Did not know that it would have this kind of effect.. although coming in with low energy is not something I'll strive for but could perhaps be used in extreme cases.

Most would but I think it's extremly boring going just with granite. Most games gets harder as you get better. Tycoon is the other way around, the better you are the easier it gets because you essentially learn to pick up fighters that are unstoppable instead of doing the best you can with the worst type of guys. Eric is a challange for me. I want to see how far I can get this INT guy. That's why I think managers like bowser doesn't get enough credit because he's done very well with a stable of fighters that are not only granite/solid chins.

So I got an INT guy who's been cardio machine and still is... but in his last fight it was overwriten by heavy handed.... first off this is an INT guy with heavy hand. This in it self is a bit wierd but a nice bonus. But cardio machine is only overwriten by flex. So has anyone seen this before? First time in 5 years for me. http://www.mmatycoon.com/fightcommentary.php?FTID=805095

the Idea was that standup fighters would need to invest in more skills to be effective on the ground and not just a single skill, which at that time gave the standup guys an advantage as the ground guys needed to spend more points on the standup aspect than what a the brawler needed on the ground. To balance it out they added more skills

Okay so I got you... it's not fighting but it's street fighter themed This dude does an awesome job of doing Guile theme in acapella. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qwKCQ4M2Nw

Strenght plays a part but the slider doesn't. There is no fixed ratio when a fighter will have KO power, it can show real early or quite late. I've had guys that showed KO power under superb strenght and others that didn't until sensetional strenght if at all. Hidden + strenght must be > X limit to show KO power. What X is, is unknown.

he already got the money but since people endorse begging it won't stop. Helping out some one in need is one thing but a guy making 4 posts about the same thing. Cmon now.

Welcome back and good luck with your future fighters

Bridge of spies (Tom Hanks) 7/10

This game is somewhat of a slow burner because a lot of time goes to waiting for things to happen. It's both a good thing and a bad thing because you have the time to do other stuff like playing other games, work or spending time with your family. The game does not require you to spend X amount of hours a day to be good at it. What it does offer you is some fun casual time killing every now and then so it adds something extra to your days instead of taking time away from you. I think that's really good because if I can't play for a week or two, it doesn't mather. But when you do want something to do might not be so fun that there is nothing to do but that also depends on how you see things. The game is a big puzzle, after you get through that initial learning phase you'll discover the true essence of the game and if you're anything like me you'll have plenty to do as not that many people to this date have been able to crack all the tycoon secrets out there. There are some managers who's done a great job but just one look at the forum and you can see how many false assumptions circulate each day. I'm not saying I've cracked it all but I've had a great time looking for clues and puzzling as much of it as I can together. There is more than meets the eye with this game, unlike I've seen in any other game. 5 years I've now played the game and that is more than any other game I've ever played. Enjoy tycoon at the same time you enjoy your regular life. It doesn't take from it, it adds to it.

Batman Vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice 3,5/10 I wouldn't really call this an action movie as the main part of the story is pure dialog. There is no real red thread in the story and the story itself is quite mediocre. Batman is just some random thug in a suit. Simply put, not the best movie i've seen all year...

If your new to the game and don't mind the micro-management of changing cloths all the time I'd say no. After a few years of doing the task however, it's beyond worth it.

Creed 7.5/10 Continues on the rocky series and fits in perfectly. Doesn't overdo it and keeps it just right imo. Job well done and a movie worth watching

Cgrace is a better superhero than batman and superman combined!

The goal is to help tycoon grow by voting for it on the different sites when you click on the help button. The credits from the forum post are to help bring life and activity to the forum. That is also beneficial for the game. I think the fear is that people will be less active in those 2 areas if you could pay for spin and win and the activity in the forum would go down and because adds are shown in the forum, mike loses out on advertisement money too.

Congratz NY

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you are ofc right, $1 per session so they are even more profitable than my calculations. It's a general you, as in if your losing money on your gym. You're either running a private gym or doing it wrong. The gym scene varies. Not too long ago it was almost impossible to find a gym that had any free slots at all. As of todays date it's slightly different, there are more gyms avialable at this time. Most gyms have a limitation and that's why you don't see member reaching higher numbers. A coach gym with 200 users is a sign of an overcrowded gym and people try to avoid this. A none-coach gym with 200 fighter is not an over an overcrowded gym but they hardly exists any more. Everyone wants coaches. The basic calculation and explantion is done with 50 users, 200 user is a best case scenario. Equipment fee isn't included but it's not something that needs to be change on a weekly base either. It depend on how heavy the equipment usage is. If it deteriorates fast it's because you have a large set of members using the equipment but then it's not really an issue as it's being covered by the fees.

unfortunately people rush into things without doing the proper research before hand so they end up in a situation like this so it becomes very common. There is a mentor program you can sign up for, currently 151 managers waiting to mentor some one but like any thing else it relays on luck on who you get as mentor. Not every one is suitable to be a teacher. http://www.mmatycoon.com/mentor.php In short how to run a gym. 1) Open up a gym, charge about $50. Don't hire any coaches for the first few weeks 2) set the cleaning cost to be $2 per fighter, this will keep the gym clean 3) create a schedual for how people should spar, this will help organize so when members do join the gym you suddenly will get good number of people in to the sparring seasions (assuming people follow the scheme) 4) For the first couple of weeks the only real cost you have for the gym is the cleaning cost but with $2 per member and a fee of $50 you earn $26 per fighter $2 x 12 session = $24 cleaning cost per fighter and week. $50 fee - $24 cleaning cost = $26 profit per fighter 5) when you reach 50 users you earn about $1300, which isn't great deal but you'll have a nice costumer base, this is when you start expanding by first raising the fee to $150 $150 - $24 cleaning(always the same) = $126 profit per user $126 x 50 = $6300 per week. You now have more then enough to cover coaches.... but not 10 at a time!.. Start with 1 or perhaps 2. 6) by this point more people are probably going to join the gym because the lack of gyms. You can keep the fee the same or you start raising prices again so you can afford more coaches. You don't have to go the route of 12 elite coaches if you want to make money with a gym, that is actually one of the least profitable ways to run a gym. A conditioning and spar gym with 200 people can earn quite a lot. $50-150 is a very reasonable price considering the options out there $50(-$24cleaning) x 200 users = $5200 of profit per week $150(-$24cleaning) x 200 users = $25200 per week (now that is not a bad sum). I'd say this type of business plan for a gym is doable in about 3 months time. (if you're lucky it will happen after a few weeks, depending on city and the shortage of gyms). This is how to start slowly but with no risk at all. If you add all your own fighters to the gym as well that will help covering some of the costs. The first few months of training all you need to do anyway is condition, strenght and flex. Once you need to develop more skills users will most likely have joined your gym and you can afford to have coaches. Another option is that if your gym is making decent with out coaches, then that pays for your fighters to train in the gyms that do have coaches without you having to take any financial risk.

That is because your doing it wrong. A public gym is easily profitable. Not as much as the other company types but a gym easily makes $4000-6000 per week. The usual mistake I see it that people think that they should start by buying 12 elite coaches at once and they do this before the gym has gotten any members at all. That is a sure way to lose money. Just like any other company it takes time to build up the client base. Why you expect to run an elite gym straight from the start with high profits I don't know because you must not have ready any of the guides or the info on the wiki pages. A public gym is profitable, a private gym is not. A private gym should only be made by managers who have been playing for a while with a steady income from fighting. The fighters are generating the money needed to cover the gyms cost. You are paying for the privilage of getting the best possible training and that doesn't make you money. Private gyms are not for earning money, however if you run a public gym with 50-100 members you easily make money, not a whole lot but decent enough for new players starting out. Gyms are the easiest company to run in the game, it takes little to no time at all to mange but it takes a little while to build up the client base BEFORE you hire coaches.

Don't rub it in

Question though. Would there be a change to energy per session? full session = 90% energy which can be recovered on sunday. 3 session = 85% energy and you'll essentially have to lose 1 extra session to be able to recover up to 100% (unless there is a third resting day on sunday too.. ofc.. but how will less than 90% energy affect the training gain?)

Aaah hell yeah.. this rivalry has been one of the most fun to follow in the ufc to me. It's been so much fun to watch that this is a must see for me. It's probably fabers last shot at glory so you bet he'll give it all he has now that TJ doesn't have the belt any more. Thoughts on the fight? long time to come but it's going to be legen..... wait for it... dary!! http://www.dreamnet.nu/faber.JPG

oh wow, that was my reaction as well. Anderson should be the better fighter no doubt. They probably hope for a flashy fight and some what of a feeder fight for andersson with 4 losses and one NC. I don't see how this is a good fight for Uriah hall unless he wins ofc but I don't think he's at andersson level although he is talented.