Here is a list of coaches who will gladly give advice and help to those who want to learn the newest version of the game. If you are a new or existing user and need advice, please sitemail one of these coaches.
Beachhouse - D3 level recruiting and practice planning
benis
bgally2085
Bobby2c - Helping someone get started on rebuilding a team
casperthegm
chapelhillne (All levels, but especially D1)
cubcub113 (Low DI and DII Team building and recruiting)
favre3xmvp
ftbeaglesfan
gjalpert - Rebuilding low prestige D1 teams into contenders
gomiami1972 - loves the zone
goodtymes31
hughesjr
kubasnack
ncoldguy
noleaniml
npb7768
obituaryconc
possumfiend
robinsmd - Especially any assistance related to D1
rogelio
shoe3
sol_phenom3
teamvip
tgblackw
topdogggbm
trentonjoe
Also, if you are interested in trying the following, please contact me and I will organize it. Here is my idea.
One of the biggest issues has always been retaining new users. Although the game is not complicated, there are a lot of features, and new users may get overwhelmed, and not put the effort in to get over the hump to really enjoy the game and stick with it. What do you guys think about a group of us getting organized and assigning ourselves as a mentor to every new user that comes along.
Here's how it could work. Let's say there are 20 new users that sign up over the course of a month, and there are 10 of us that volunteer. We could assign 2 new players to each coach, and all we would have to do is to reach out to the new user by sitemail offering our assistance. If they don't respond, that's all we would do. If they do respond, we help them, and they are much more likely to have a successful first season and recruiting experience, and to stick with the game.
It would be really nice if HD would provide us with a list of people as they sign up so we could reach out to them right away, and help them through the very early stages.
This combined with a good manual would potentially increase retention dramatically.
1/10/2020 8:07 AM (edited)