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User talk:Kaspur

2006-01-18T00:22:04Z

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You suck.
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User talk:Kaspur

2006-01-18T00:21:44Z

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You suck.

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2006-01-18T00:21:13Z

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Category talk:Clubs

2006-01-18T00:18:28Z

71.38.21.102: CSM 03?

What should we do about this one? The list is full of non-memorable clubs, which is a hard to avoid problem. There is already a category for non-remarkable teams: [[:Category:User Clubs]], and its talk page [[Category_talk:User_Clubs]]. I think the issues are:
*remarkable vs non-remarkable teams - how to categorize them?
*divide by country - is it worth it?
Regarding the second issue, at this moment there is an [[:Category:Clubs_by_country]] as well as subcategories under [[:Category:Clubs]]. To get rid of all this, my suggestion is to leave [[:Category:Clubs]] as a dummy category, and split its contents in [[:Category:User Clubs]] and [[:Category:Remarkable Clubs]], adding subcategories for countries under each one. --[[User:Duno7|duno7]] 13:42, 29 November 2005 (UTC)

Agree with Duno here [[User:Dancing rob|Dancing rob]] 13:55, 29 November 2005 (UTC)

== clubs ==

I think clubs is too big a category to limit in any way. The solution is to split off the "memorable" clubs. There's a similiar category the US [[:Category:Notable American Clubs]]. [[User:Septimusjm|Septimusjm]] 18:16, 30 November 2005 (UTC)

== CSM 03? ==

What the hell... is that CSM 03 page embedded in the code or something?

Osmosis training

2006-01-18T00:06:32Z

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Osmosis training is one of the names given to the small amount of [[training]] all players receive if not played in the correct position for that training type. As mentioned in the [[rules]] with ((others)). Note that players do not receive this training with goalkeeping training.
This small amount of training is estimated to be around 1/6 of the training a player receives that played on the right position for that training type.

Some managers try to profit from this phenomenon by buying a lot of players with a very high [[sub-level]]. If done correctly the small amount of training will do to make a player pop within a couple of weeks. Then the player will be sold for a profit. This is a type of [[skill trading]] with the noticible difference that players are not fielded at all. 
However, it takes considerable skill and experience from the manager to spot players with a sufficient high sub level in the first place, and second make a good profit trading them.

==Also known as...==
===Drippling Training (English)===
After the "dripple" effect the training has on the players' skills.

===Shadow Training (English)===
Since the players given osmosis training "shadow" the players getting the main training.

===Fusion Training (English)===
Because it sounded cool(?).

===Passivtraining (German)===
Since the players receive a passive amount of training, as opposed to active.

===Residual Training (English)===
Fairly straightforward name. A '''residual''' is the amount left over after a process. [http://www.answers.com/residual&r=67 1]
===klaverjas training (Dutch)===
Derived from a cardgame that was popular among proffesional players in [[Nederland|Holland]]. It was played to kill time during training camps and long busrides and they used to bet quite heavely on the cards. Because not everyone could stand losing or felt obliged to pay their debts, this sometimes resulted in a bit of tension. Even to the extend that players were forbidden to play klaverjas anymore by their coaches. 
Since players bought for the sole purpose of recieving osmosis training only sit around in the canteen or on the bench, they have plenty of time for cardgames. And because of the frequent transfers and subsequent [[Transfers#TS-Drop|TS-drops]] the [[team spirit]] will suffer from this cardplaying bunch of guys. So the link with the cardplaying incidents was easily made.

Osmosis training

2006-01-18T00:06:09Z

71.38.21.102:

Osmosis training is one of the names given to the small amount of [[training]] all players receive if not played in the correct position for that training type. As mentioned in the [[rules]] with ((others)). Note that players do not receive this training with goalkeeping training.
This small amount of training is estimated to be around 1/6 of the training a player receives that played on the right position for that training type.

Other used names for this phenomenon are: [[drippling training]], [[shadow training]], [[fusion training]] ([[England|English]]), [[klaverjas training]] ([[Nederland|Dutch]]), Passivtraining (german), residual training.

Some managers try to profit from this phenomenon by buying a lot of players with a very high [[sub-level]]. If done correctly the small amount of training will do to make a player pop within a couple of weeks. Then the player will be sold for a profit. This is a type of [[skill trading]] with the noticible difference that players are not fielded at all. 
However, it takes considerable skill and experience from the manager to spot players with a sufficient high sub level in the first place, and second make a good profit trading them.

==Also known as...==
===Drippling Training (English)===
After the "dripple" effect the training has on the players' skills.

===Shadow Training (English)===
Since the players given osmosis training "shadow" the players getting the main training.

===Fusion Training (English)===
Because it sounded cool(?).

===Passivtraining (German)===
Since the players receive a passive amount of training, as opposed to active.

===Residual Training (English)===
Fairly straightforward name. A '''residual''' is the amount left over after a process. [http://www.answers.com/residual&r=67 1]
===klaverjas training (Dutch)===
Derived from a cardgame that was popular among proffesional players in [[Nederland|Holland]]. It was played to kill time during training camps and long busrides and they used to bet quite heavely on the cards. Because not everyone could stand losing or felt obliged to pay their debts, this sometimes resulted in a bit of tension. Even to the extend that players were forbidden to play klaverjas anymore by their coaches. 
Since players bought for the sole purpose of recieving osmosis training only sit around in the canteen or on the bench, they have plenty of time for cardgames. And because of the frequent transfers and subsequent [[Transfers#TS-Drop|TS-drops]] the [[team spirit]] will suffer from this cardplaying bunch of guys. So the link with the cardplaying incidents was easily made.

Osmosis training

2006-01-18T00:00:24Z

71.38.21.102:

Osmosis training is one of the names given to the small amount of [[training]] all players receive if not played in the correct position for that training type. As mentioned in the [[rules]] with ((others)). Note that players do not receive this training with goalkeeping training.
This small amount of training is estimated to be around 1/6 of the training a player receives that played on the right position for that training type.

Other used names for this phenomenon are: [[drippling training]], [[shadow training]], [[fusion training]] ([[England|English]]), [[klaverjas training]] ([[Nederland|Dutch]]), Passivtraining (german), residual training.

Some managers try to profit from this phenomenon by buying a lot of players with a very high [[sub-level]]. If done correctly the small amount of training will do to make a player pop within a couple of weeks. Then the player will be sold for a profit. This is a type of [[skill trading]] with the noticible difference that players are not fielded at all. 
However, it takes considerable skill and experience from the manager to spot players with a sufficient high sub level in the first place, and second make a good profit trading them.

==Also known as...==
===klaverjas training (Dutch)===
The Dutch name klaverjas training is derived from a cardgame that was popular among proffesional players in [[Nederland|Holland]]. It was played to kill time during training camps and long busrides and they used to bet quite heavely on the cards. Because not everyone could stand losing or felt obliged to pay their debts, this sometimes resulted in a bit of tension. Even to the extend that players were forbidden to play klaverjas anymore by their coaches. 
Since players bought for the sole purpose of recieving osmosis training only sit around in the canteen or on the bench, they have plenty of time for cardgames. And because of the frequent transfers and subsequent [[Transfers#TS-Drop|TS-drops]] the [[team spirit]] will suffer from this cardplaying bunch of guys. So the link with the cardplaying incidents was easily made.

Talk:Day trading

2006-01-17T23:58:01Z

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I think that should be merged with [[Daytrading]]--[[User:Serafimul|Serafimul]] 11:20, 25 November 2005 (UTC)

I think you're right. Daytrading is not a word so I'll use day trading (and a redirect from daytrading) --[[User:Boucoudabou|Boucoudabou]] 11:31, 25 November 2005 (UTC)

Definitely think we should mention this is a controversial issue --[[User:Dancing rob|Dancing rob]]
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I really think skilltrading is NOT a type of daytrading. They are completely different concepts. It could be mentioned in a see also, but not as type of daytrading. If no one disagrees I will change it. --[[User:Ukelele|ukelele]] 08:36, 29 November 2005 (UTC)
* I went ahead and changed it, since it really didn't read well... if anyone wants to rewrite it to read a little better and explain why skilltrading is related to daytrading, be my guest. Also - I'm a little confused with the concept of "coach trading"... can anyone explain it to me? -[[User:71.38.21.102|71.38.21.102]] 23:58, 17 January 2006 (UTC)

Day trading

2006-01-17T23:55:48Z

71.38.21.102:

The practice of buying [[players]] and (attempting to) sell them for a higher price shortly afterwards, without [[training]] them (as opposed to [[skill trading]]).

Daytrading is not as widely practised as it used to be. In response to a perceived competitive advantage daytrading provided, Hattrick institued changes to the game specifically to reduce daytrading's effectivness. Among the changes were higher [[agent fees]] for sold players graduated by length of time spent in the team, the introduction of the [[transfer compare]] feature, and an increase in the effect on the [[Team Spirit]] caused by buying and selling players.

However, arguably the most important change was the ability to search by region. As against searching by 80+ countries, there were created 8 different [[zone]]s for everyone to look through.

== The Controversy of Daytrading ==

Some managers argue daytrading has a beneficial effect in the [[Hattrick]] [[economy]], as they believe daytrading levels the prices of players.

Others believe daytrading gives a competitive advantage to people for being on the computer, is unrealistic, and preys on [[newbie]] managers. Daytrading also makes the idea of Hattrick being a game about football somewhat dubious. Arguably, frequent transfers are also an important part in some real life clubs, but surely not as much as practised by HT-daytraders. For daytraders at least Hattrick can be well approximated by any other market simulation game.

==See Also==
[[Daytrader]]s for a list of teams

[[Coach trading]]

[[Skilltrading]]

[http://acorduri.org/index.php?s=d649434c864bfeda8853351a3594e983&| Divine Trading Federation]

[[Category:Game Concepts]]

[[Category: Evil]]

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2006-01-17T05:31:15Z

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