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Farming is the practice of growing one player, to the supposed detriment of the rest of the team. [[Farm teams]] train a [[player]], often a [[National Teams|National team]] player to tremendous heights. They cope with the immense [[wages]] by using cheap players everywhere else, and often only play one game a week. Some [[farm teams]] log in only every 6 weeks to [[Hattrick]]. | Farming is the practice of growing one player, to the supposed detriment of the rest of the team. [[Farm team|Farm teams]] train a [[player]], often a [[National Teams|National team]] player to tremendous heights. They cope with the immense [[wages]] by using cheap players everywhere else, and often only play one game a week. Some [[Farm team|farm teams]] log in only every 6 weeks to [[Hattrick]]. | ||
'''Opinions about Farming''' | '''Opinions about Farming''' | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 29 November 2005
Farming is the practice of growing one player, to the supposed detriment of the rest of the team. Farm teams train a player, often a National team player to tremendous heights. They cope with the immense wages by using cheap players everywhere else, and often only play one game a week. Some farm teams log in only every 6 weeks to Hattrick.
Opinions about Farming
Opinion about farming varies. Many players decry it as unrealistic and a ploy to get national team members beyond the level non farming teams could provide. Others see farming as another approach to a game played for diverse reasons.
See also these quote from HT-Jonas on Global.
