New comer

[cortez]

Hey everyone. I'm a new comer to dream team been playing supercoach for the last 4 years. Just wondering what are the main differences i should be aware of so i can go ok at dreamteam? Any advice will be happily received :)

[yorgis]

in short dt is amassing possies . sc is how effective they are

[Ziplock]

I've never played supercoach, but I can tell you the differences I've heard? Basically, the scoring I guess, dreamteam scoring isn't as specific and complex as super coach, in dreamteam you're awarded points (or taken points off) for the following
goal- 6
tackle- 4
mark- 3
kick- 3
handball- 2
behind- 1
hit out- 1
free kick for- 1
free kick again- (-3)

basically, it means that even if somebody has a pretty poor accuracy/disposal efficiency, and subsequently wouldn't be considered in supercoach, they might still be considered in dream team just on the sheer number of kicks and handballs they get.

unfortunately, that's as much as I can help :P

[j959]

Pros had a nice scan of an old AFL Prospectus that had an article in another post somewhere, something like the 'Fletcher effect' - it wasn't called that but it was discussing Chad Fletcher as an example of a player 'built' for DT but with a munted kick ...

so i can best sum it up for you as ...

Rhys Palmer 2011 = possible consideration for DT ... for SC = you have to be showering me!!??   :o

[Mish]

in short dt is amassing possies . sc is how effective they are

+1

[Prospector_1]

[Prospector_1]

[j959]

thanks pros ...