Asunto: General Sponsorship Offers

OTR: 226.10
League: III.11
Rank: 1st
HR: Level 7
Marketing Efficiency: 32%

General:
Contract rating: 1 star
Contract worth: 72 122 416
Weekly donation: 4 507 651

TV:
Contract rating: 2 star
Contract worth: 6 351 808
Weekly donation: 396 988

Rejecting both... I've only had 1 or 2 star contracts so far. Getting kinda nervous.

now i really have to think, 3 star again
Contract worth: 40 072 960
Weekly donation: 2 504 560
while 2.5 is alot more then last year.... is it enough to really upgrade everything... humm

I say hold out one more time, that's what I'm doing...

It is literally designed so that new managers cannot get the same amount. You have to work your way up to get more. Its based off of these factors.
the final ranking in the recently ended season (playoffs not season though), the overall team rating and the level of the human resources and economic department.

Also it matters WHICH league you were in for that ranking too, so notice all these guys getting more than 7 mil, almost every one of them is in I.1
Next highest ones are the II.# leagues
Next is III.#

Also, your managers (staff) that work in your human resources department also effect the HR facility.

ummm does the new guy get the same pay as a guy thats been at the company for 30 years?
you have to work your way up. I like that i dont get the same as some guy thats been here from day one.

Actually Ketch this was changed after season 1. It is the reguler season finish that effects the sponsor offer. OTR and HR levels matter and manager marketing also contributes.

Fot TV the arena is a factor. Anything upgrading doesn't count as others have noted.

Here's a comparisom for you with nuck's and myself.

Nucks has about 30 extra points of OTR and 1 level more HR plus 30% contribution to HR from managers. I have 27% contribution I think so 3% less. We both finished 1st in division II. He went alot farther in the nat cup also.

Mine

OTR 253

TV 5 stars - 10 mil
General Sonsor 5 stars - 108 mil

So nucks offer about 9 mil more than mine. About right with a 3 star rating. The question he has is how much more is a 4 or 5 worth and does he see either?


A couple last points. Going back to BETA I've seen time and again folks get greeedy and get hammered on the last offer. I got a 1 star deal once with no option to try again. You really have to ask your self whether the small difference between 4 and 5 stars is worth the risk. Also how does the offer work within your budget. ie does the money effectively raise the level of facilities through upgrading during the up coming season.

As an example you can basically move a facility from level 7 to level 9 and start 10 but that's it on time. All the money in the world won't change that.

Yeah at this point I'm willing to take a 3/4/5 star deal since all my deals have been 1/2 stars so far.

Well, the new guy CAN get as much as someone who has been here for way longer.
I am getting about 4.6 with both offers together, and some guys who have been in my league for twice as long are getting 2.5.
But yeah, a new team can't get as much as the higher leagues.

I am willing to believe that the season determines ranking with a source... but direct from the Guide

"The playoffs will determine the final rankings of the season. Every position higher that a team achieves is important! Sponsors and TV companies will be offering more generous sponsorship deals for the upcoming season to the higher ranked teams. "

Makes sense that those on top get more.... If this was a communist game and all was equal it would not be worth playing

Television rights
As with general sponsor, the team already has a valid contract with a TV company upon arrival of the new manager. The television rights for the upcoming season are negotiated at the end of each season. The club will get three offers on three consecutive days. If you accept the first offer, the club will not receive further offers. If you do not accept any of the three offers, the owners will sign a TV rights deal with a new TV company on the following day even without your approval. The sum offered by the TV company will be divided into regular weekly payments, which will be transfered to the club's account each Wednesday. To help you make a decision, the human resources and economic department will give their recommendation on each offer. The amount of money you get from the TV company is influenced mainly by: the final ranking in the recently ended season, the overall team rating, the level of the human resources and economic department and the capacity of the arena. Warning! The offers from TV companies reflect only the current arena capacity. The sectors under construction are not taken into account. The first offer arrives on the last Thursday of the season which is day 109 of the season.

Taking part or qualifying for an international cup competition will also draw better offers from TV companies. The quality of the offer is also influenced by the level of your league.

Every time you get an offer you have the option the accept or reject it. A new offer will arrive even if you have not rejected the previous offer. The previous offer is rejected automatically upon arrival of the new offer.

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This is the guide section. It might be you have an old copy. The 1st season the playoff results influenced the general offer specifically. This was changed for season 2. There was a press release on this as well. It is the reguler season finish that has the influence directly I'm pretty sure.

OTR 187.86
3 rd season
2 nd playoffs
league IV.4
HR 5 Marketing 21%
5 stars 3.2 million general
5 stars 212k TV

both accepted!

Good deal for you there, enipel. I had 2.9 million/week last season and it treated me well.

Do a search on the guide for "Sponsor".
The very first occurance is the quote I gave you.
Its in the section "Playing System" - > "Season"

OTR: 126.85, HR: 4, marketing: 15%, finished 13th in III-11 (adopted late in the season), 10th in playoffs.

TV Offer 4-star (accepted): 1.7mil, .11 per week
General Offer 2- star (rejected): 31mil, 1.94 per week
General offer 5-star (accepted): 36mil, 2.26 per week

With ticket sales to supplement, this should cover most of what I want to do this season so long as the player and staff salaries do not continue to increase exponentially.