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Sim Dynasty Football is now open for single season league signups. To get your free team, simply go to http://football.simdynasty.com and log in using your Sim Dynasty username and password. In minutes you'll be on your way to building your team, setting your strategies, and dominating the gridiron!
Signups for the first Dynasty leagues will start in about 1 month. We will post another notice like this one when we open that up.
Tyson
Football Signups are Underway!
February 11, 2011 at 04:50PM View BBCode
The NFL season has come to an end, but your football season is just beginning!Sim Dynasty Football is now open for single season league signups. To get your free team, simply go to http://football.simdynasty.com and log in using your Sim Dynasty username and password. In minutes you'll be on your way to building your team, setting your strategies, and dominating the gridiron!
Signups for the first Dynasty leagues will start in about 1 month. We will post another notice like this one when we open that up.
Tyson
JTBall1970
February 15, 2011 at 06:50AM View BBCode
Why cant I access any of my football teams menus other than the main, I cannot check stats, coach, GM, just the owner tab. I hope it is due to maintainence?
Admin
Thanks!
--Chris
February 15, 2011 at 07:09AM View BBCode
We did do some maintenance tonight. I just logged in as you and was able to access all of the menus. Are you still having issues?Thanks!
--Chris
trinimacian734
February 16, 2011 at 09:23PM View BBCode
can u explain to me what is drill a, c, d,f, k, s, w for football thanks
rsportgod
There is a lot of info in the game guide...it is located under the Help tab.............
Drills
Drills are meant to help you target improvements for abilities that are not part of your position's basic skill set. About 60% of your improvements go to the skill set of the position you are training for and 40% go to your drills.
The default drill is A, which means "All-Around". This drill does not concentrate on any area, and can result in improvements in Speed, Health, Agility, Execution, Stamina, Jumping, Hands, Tackle, and Strength. The conversion rate is a little lower than the more targeted drills.
Targeted drills are different from the All Around drill in that they have a higher conversion rate for the abilities that they target, but they also may reduce one ability that is opposite to the targeted goals of the drill. For example, Weight Training drills build strength, but they add bulk to a player reducing his overall speed. Conversely, running Sprints may improve a player's Speed and Agility, but they tend to make a player lose weight and thus Strength. The targeted drill groups are:
C - Conditioning - This is an exception to the others because it only improves two skills and has no "downside". This improves Health and Stamina, and as a bonus any player training in Conditioning will have his Conditioning score for the next game at 100%. It is recommended to have players coming off an injury late in the week prior to a game to have Conditioning drills in his training plan; this is also useful for players with Attitude problems who do not put in enough effort on the training field to be at their top Conditioning.
D - Discipline - Discipline training improves Attitude, Execution, and Hands; it reduces Aggressiveness.
F - Footwork - Footwork drills increase Agility, Jumping, and Break Tackle; they reduce Strength (on the theory that as you become more agile you may lose weight)
K - Kicking - Kicking drills increase Kick Accuracy, Kick Power, and Execution; they reduce Endurance (as kickers don't really need it). This helps make up for the fact that kickers tend to earn fewer IC's overall.
S - Sprints - Sprint drills improve Speed, Agility and Pursuit; they reduce Strength.
W - Weight Training - Weight Training increases Strength, Stamina, and Tackling, and reduces Speed.
February 16, 2011 at 09:28PM View BBCode
Originally posted by trinimacian734
can u explain to me what is drill a, c, d,f, k, s, w for football thanks
There is a lot of info in the game guide...it is located under the Help tab.............
Drills
Drills are meant to help you target improvements for abilities that are not part of your position's basic skill set. About 60% of your improvements go to the skill set of the position you are training for and 40% go to your drills.
The default drill is A, which means "All-Around". This drill does not concentrate on any area, and can result in improvements in Speed, Health, Agility, Execution, Stamina, Jumping, Hands, Tackle, and Strength. The conversion rate is a little lower than the more targeted drills.
Targeted drills are different from the All Around drill in that they have a higher conversion rate for the abilities that they target, but they also may reduce one ability that is opposite to the targeted goals of the drill. For example, Weight Training drills build strength, but they add bulk to a player reducing his overall speed. Conversely, running Sprints may improve a player's Speed and Agility, but they tend to make a player lose weight and thus Strength. The targeted drill groups are:
C - Conditioning - This is an exception to the others because it only improves two skills and has no "downside". This improves Health and Stamina, and as a bonus any player training in Conditioning will have his Conditioning score for the next game at 100%. It is recommended to have players coming off an injury late in the week prior to a game to have Conditioning drills in his training plan; this is also useful for players with Attitude problems who do not put in enough effort on the training field to be at their top Conditioning.
D - Discipline - Discipline training improves Attitude, Execution, and Hands; it reduces Aggressiveness.
F - Footwork - Footwork drills increase Agility, Jumping, and Break Tackle; they reduce Strength (on the theory that as you become more agile you may lose weight)
K - Kicking - Kicking drills increase Kick Accuracy, Kick Power, and Execution; they reduce Endurance (as kickers don't really need it). This helps make up for the fact that kickers tend to earn fewer IC's overall.
S - Sprints - Sprint drills improve Speed, Agility and Pursuit; they reduce Strength.
W - Weight Training - Weight Training increases Strength, Stamina, and Tackling, and reduces Speed.
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