laughing at the way GLB sorts the WL ldoOriginally posted by thunderdoozer
ITT:
Showtime laughing
Everyone else crying
ITT:
Showtime laughing
Everyone else crying
Forum > Pro Leagues > So Alpha has a 9 win team go home, but Zeta gets a 7 win team in?
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Originally posted by kwankwan
We lost today to So Cal... and we also lost to a Pro team, Paris Musketeers, who then should be in the WL ... because I really doubt there are 10 better teams in GLB than them.
just for the record, Paris is not the best team in WEPL and there are for sure more than 10 better teams in WL than them.
We lost today to So Cal... and we also lost to a Pro team, Paris Musketeers, who then should be in the WL ... because I really doubt there are 10 better teams in GLB than them.
just for the record, Paris is not the best team in WEPL and there are for sure more than 10 better teams in WL than them.
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Originally posted by Dr. Showtime
dont remember a 9 win team in the AFC getting snubbed tbh
Did you know that the 9-7 SD Chargers missed out on the playoffs this very season? With a 7-9 Seattle making the NFC playoffs.
Simple fact is it is impossible to predict who will be competitive based on figures alone, so there is no fool proof way they can sort the divisions better.
dont remember a 9 win team in the AFC getting snubbed tbh
Did you know that the 9-7 SD Chargers missed out on the playoffs this very season? With a 7-9 Seattle making the NFC playoffs.
Simple fact is it is impossible to predict who will be competitive based on figures alone, so there is no fool proof way they can sort the divisions better.
Edited by Urrymonster on Apr 17, 2011 05:20:19
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Originally posted by ddingo
I'll choose option C. The older teams might have figured out how to reload.
Well, then they would be a completely different team and thus it would be impossible to base them on past records etc...
I'll choose option C. The older teams might have figured out how to reload.
Well, then they would be a completely different team and thus it would be impossible to base them on past records etc...
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Originally posted by jvguballa
Being on the 8th place team in Zeta and the 9th place team in Alpha, I'm not sure what to think about this.
It's worse when you've actually got players on both.
Being on the 8th place team in Zeta and the 9th place team in Alpha, I'm not sure what to think about this.
It's worse when you've actually got players on both.
Originally posted by Urrymonster
Did you know that the 9-7 SD Chargers missed out on the playoffs this very season? With a 7-9 Seattle making the NFC playoffs.
Simple fact is it is impossible to predict who will be competitive based on figures alone, so there is no fool proof way they can sort the divisions better.
What?
How about splitting up the 16 carry overs then placing the promotes after there is 8 carry overs in each.
Did you know that the 9-7 SD Chargers missed out on the playoffs this very season? With a 7-9 Seattle making the NFC playoffs.
Simple fact is it is impossible to predict who will be competitive based on figures alone, so there is no fool proof way they can sort the divisions better.
What?
How about splitting up the 16 carry overs then placing the promotes after there is 8 carry overs in each.
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Originally posted by JTsNiners
What?
How about splitting up the 16 carry overs then placing the promotes after there is 8 carry overs in each.
A lot of teams that reach WL are over the hill after one season and have to re-load, so a lot of teams that survive their first season will be a completely different team in the next season.
At the end of the day it's never going to be perfect as it's impossible to know the 'carry over' of players from one season to the next on each team.
What?
How about splitting up the 16 carry overs then placing the promotes after there is 8 carry overs in each.
A lot of teams that reach WL are over the hill after one season and have to re-load, so a lot of teams that survive their first season will be a completely different team in the next season.
At the end of the day it's never going to be perfect as it's impossible to know the 'carry over' of players from one season to the next on each team.
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Originally posted by Urrymonster
A lot of teams that reach WL are over the hill after one season and have to re-load, so a lot of teams that survive their first season will be a completely different team in the next season.
At the end of the day it's never going to be perfect as it's impossible to know the 'carry over' of players from one season to the next on each team.
I know blaze is going to have our best roster ever - literally 50 better builds than we have on our current roster - prolly won't cover the hb in our title game so it won't matter
A lot of teams that reach WL are over the hill after one season and have to re-load, so a lot of teams that survive their first season will be a completely different team in the next season.
At the end of the day it's never going to be perfect as it's impossible to know the 'carry over' of players from one season to the next on each team.
I know blaze is going to have our best roster ever - literally 50 better builds than we have on our current roster - prolly won't cover the hb in our title game so it won't matter
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Originally posted by mcallero
Our second time staying up with 7 wins, tbh.
That's what happens when your entire team has 15 clutch
Our second time staying up with 7 wins, tbh.
That's what happens when your entire team has 15 clutch
Originally posted by Urrymonster
Did you know that the 9-7 SD Chargers missed out on the playoffs this very season? With a 7-9 Seattle making the NFC playoffs.
Simple fact is it is impossible to predict who will be competitive based on figures alone, so there is no fool proof way they can sort the divisions better.
didnt know that... thought we went 8-8
Did you know that the 9-7 SD Chargers missed out on the playoffs this very season? With a 7-9 Seattle making the NFC playoffs.
Simple fact is it is impossible to predict who will be competitive based on figures alone, so there is no fool proof way they can sort the divisions better.
didnt know that... thought we went 8-8
Originally posted by Urrymonster
A lot of teams that reach WL are over the hill after one season and have to re-load, so a lot of teams that survive their first season will be a completely different team in the next season.
At the end of the day it's never going to be perfect as it's impossible to know the 'carry over' of players from one season to the next on each team.
one season? did they change extended plateau?
A lot of teams that reach WL are over the hill after one season and have to re-load, so a lot of teams that survive their first season will be a completely different team in the next season.
At the end of the day it's never going to be perfect as it's impossible to know the 'carry over' of players from one season to the next on each team.
one season? did they change extended plateau?
Originally posted by jdros13
GLB champs are being demoted, which is the real travesty this season.
just shows how strong zeta is as the longest tenured franchise in WL history falls as does the GLB Champs
lolalpha imo
GLB champs are being demoted, which is the real travesty this season.
just shows how strong zeta is as the longest tenured franchise in WL history falls as does the GLB Champs
lolalpha imo
Edited by husker4life on Apr 17, 2011 07:53:52
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