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The wages for each player in Hattrick are calculated using the player's | The wages for each player in Hattrick are calculated using the player's skills. As a player gets better, his wage is calculated at the start of each season. | ||
With training, it is possible to overtrain a player, so that his wages become astronomically high. Many National Team players have wages of several hundred thousand pounds each week, and the best players are nearing the £1m/week mark. Many of these are trained by [[farm teams]] who operate solely to support one NT player. | With training, it is possible to overtrain a player, so that his wages become astronomically high. Many National Team players have wages of several hundred thousand pounds each week, and the best players are nearing the £1m/week mark. Many of these are trained by [[farm teams]] who operate solely to support one NT player. | ||
Transfer market wise, these players are generally worth less than players with slighlty less skill, due to their enormous wages. | Transfer market wise, these players are generally worth less than players with slighlty less skill, due to their enormous wages. | ||
Revision as of 23:46, 25 November 2005
The wages for each player in Hattrick are calculated using the player's skills. As a player gets better, his wage is calculated at the start of each season.
With training, it is possible to overtrain a player, so that his wages become astronomically high. Many National Team players have wages of several hundred thousand pounds each week, and the best players are nearing the £1m/week mark. Many of these are trained by farm teams who operate solely to support one NT player.
Transfer market wise, these players are generally worth less than players with slighlty less skill, due to their enormous wages.
