How low do I have to get my SP to sign? Was hoping to get some build advice from the coordinators before using them.
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randomguymike
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Originally posted by Havock
No, don't give disinformation, I just made a QB and signed him to a team without spending any SP
It may be different for rookie?
I got down to1800 and signed. Stupid feature. Why does it exist?
No, don't give disinformation, I just made a QB and signed him to a team without spending any SP
It may be different for rookie?
I got down to1800 and signed. Stupid feature. Why does it exist?
I believe its below 5k SP.
Originally posted by randomguymike
Stupid feature. Why does it exist?
To prevent people from hoarding SP.
Originally posted by randomguymike
Stupid feature. Why does it exist?
To prevent people from hoarding SP.
Cuivienen
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There is no benefit to hoarding SP, so why prevent it?
If someone does not know what they want to spend it on, why force them to?
If someone does not know what they want to spend it on, why force them to?
Cuivienen
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Originally posted by Havock
Originally posted by Morphar
I seem to remember that you must be below 4.000 points.
No, don't give disinformation, I just made a QB and signed him to a team without spending any SP
If you just made the QB, he would have 1,000 SP, which would be less than 4,000, which would not contradict the post you quoted.
Read better.
Originally posted by Morphar
I seem to remember that you must be below 4.000 points.
No, don't give disinformation, I just made a QB and signed him to a team without spending any SP
If you just made the QB, he would have 1,000 SP, which would be less than 4,000, which would not contradict the post you quoted.
Read better.
bhall43
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Originally posted by Cuivienen
There is no benefit to hoarding SP, so why prevent it?
If someone does not know what they want to spend it on, why force them to?
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
There is no benefit to hoarding SP, so why prevent it?
If someone does not know what they want to spend it on, why force them to?
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
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Originally posted by bhall43
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
bhall bringing the logic
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
bhall bringing the logic
Xavori
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Originally posted by bhall43
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
I have mixed feelings on the subject.
I get the arguments for making people spend their SP's and whatnot.
But on the other hand as a coach, I'd really prefer they spent them to fit my plans for them than just randomly.
And from an agent's perspective, it's a lot easier to get signed to a team when you're sitting on those points specifically for the above reason.
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
I have mixed feelings on the subject.
I get the arguments for making people spend their SP's and whatnot.
But on the other hand as a coach, I'd really prefer they spent them to fit my plans for them than just randomly.
And from an agent's perspective, it's a lot easier to get signed to a team when you're sitting on those points specifically for the above reason.
Originally posted by bhall43
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
aka super slowbuilt glb1 style.
great feature.
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
aka super slowbuilt glb1 style.
great feature.
Originally posted by bhall43
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
btw you can say this, but in reality knowing WG,
it so that re-specs are actually worth something. Gotta get that $ for respecs.
"No dollar left behind" - Warrior Games motto
Because it doesn't benefit the game at all to have people sitting on all their skill points waiting for the meta game.
btw you can say this, but in reality knowing WG,
it so that re-specs are actually worth something. Gotta get that $ for respecs.
"No dollar left behind" - Warrior Games motto
bhall43
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Originally posted by Xavori
I have mixed feelings on the subject.
I get the arguments for making people spend their SP's and whatnot.
But on the other hand as a coach, I'd really prefer they spent them to fit my plans for them than just randomly.
And from an agent's perspective, it's a lot easier to get signed to a team when you're sitting on those points specifically for the above reason.
It really isn't that hard to say in your PLFT ad that you are sitting on SP's that can be spent however the coach wants. A lot of people actually do that.
As far as fitting your plans it is very likely that player is already on your team and just resigning so they should already be fit into your plans.
I have mixed feelings on the subject.
I get the arguments for making people spend their SP's and whatnot.
But on the other hand as a coach, I'd really prefer they spent them to fit my plans for them than just randomly.
And from an agent's perspective, it's a lot easier to get signed to a team when you're sitting on those points specifically for the above reason.
It really isn't that hard to say in your PLFT ad that you are sitting on SP's that can be spent however the coach wants. A lot of people actually do that.
As far as fitting your plans it is very likely that player is already on your team and just resigning so they should already be fit into your plans.
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