Hairy Hunchbacks are my team. Playing in the "other" world and I the relegated down to tier 3 last season on purpose.
My expenses were so high that my growth curve was far too slow for my liking, so I sold off most of my staff members and most of my high end players for around 60,000,000.
I then spent around 10,000,000 on replacement players and put everything else into buying triple floor multi purpose seating areas.
Got my max capacity up to 6150, but I still want to continue to expand on my capacity. I'm selling out all of my regular season games and I'm playing tier 2 teams for friendly games while failing to reach 3,000 in attendance.
I've got car park at 4 and the other accessories at 3 and I've been getting all upgrades available on seating areas as soon as humanly possible.
Any suggestions on what I have to do next to sell this building out for friendly games? Is it possible to get that done for tier 3 teams? Will further upgrading scoreboard and lighting make enough of a difference to make it worth it at this point?
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
My expenses were so high that my growth curve was far too slow for my liking, so I sold off most of my staff members and most of my high end players for around 60,000,000.
I then spent around 10,000,000 on replacement players and put everything else into buying triple floor multi purpose seating areas.
Got my max capacity up to 6150, but I still want to continue to expand on my capacity. I'm selling out all of my regular season games and I'm playing tier 2 teams for friendly games while failing to reach 3,000 in attendance.
I've got car park at 4 and the other accessories at 3 and I've been getting all upgrades available on seating areas as soon as humanly possible.
Any suggestions on what I have to do next to sell this building out for friendly games? Is it possible to get that done for tier 3 teams? Will further upgrading scoreboard and lighting make enough of a difference to make it worth it at this point?
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
