It seems to get worse every season. The Pro Leagues have the same problem.
Originally posted by opspearhead
It seems to get worse every season. The Pro Leagues have the same problem.
Its the nature of it...
Every season, people will quit being an owner. Unless they turn the team over to a GM, most good owners will give their players Day 40 contracts and leave a new owners with a team of CPUs.
Sold teams need to be relegated to the lowest level, and teams promoted up to replace them...plain and simple. The only exception would be when a former GM takes over a team, and the majority of the team sticks around.
It seems to get worse every season. The Pro Leagues have the same problem.
Its the nature of it...
Every season, people will quit being an owner. Unless they turn the team over to a GM, most good owners will give their players Day 40 contracts and leave a new owners with a team of CPUs.
Sold teams need to be relegated to the lowest level, and teams promoted up to replace them...plain and simple. The only exception would be when a former GM takes over a team, and the majority of the team sticks around.
Originally posted by Dmac2008
I hope my Steel Riders will help the East stay competitive
Having not scouted your team at all, its hard to say for sure. The Badgers, Avengers, and Villager have definitely added to the depth in the past. Barring some major offseason moves, though, I don't see any dominant team in the East, but lots of great ones.
I hope my Steel Riders will help the East stay competitive
Having not scouted your team at all, its hard to say for sure. The Badgers, Avengers, and Villager have definitely added to the depth in the past. Barring some major offseason moves, though, I don't see any dominant team in the East, but lots of great ones.
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Originally posted by AirMcMVP
Originally posted by Dmac2008
I hope my Steel Riders will help the East stay competitive
Having not scouted your team at all, its hard to say for sure. The Badgers, Avengers, and Villager have definitely added to the depth in the past. Barring some major offseason moves, though, I don't see any dominant team in the East, but lots of great ones.
Well, we beat PTT in a scrimmage game this season It is only a scrimmage game but, it made us feel good lol
Originally posted by Dmac2008
I hope my Steel Riders will help the East stay competitive
Having not scouted your team at all, its hard to say for sure. The Badgers, Avengers, and Villager have definitely added to the depth in the past. Barring some major offseason moves, though, I don't see any dominant team in the East, but lots of great ones.
Well, we beat PTT in a scrimmage game this season
It is only a scrimmage game but, it made us feel good lolamm879
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Originally posted by Dmac2008
Originally posted by AirMcMVP
Originally posted by Dmac2008
I hope my Steel Riders will help the East stay competitive
Having not scouted your team at all, its hard to say for sure. The Badgers, Avengers, and Villager have definitely added to the depth in the past. Barring some major offseason moves, though, I don't see any dominant team in the East, but lots of great ones.
Well, we beat PTT in a scrimmage game this season It is only a scrimmage game but, it made us feel good lol
and we lost to PTT in the regular season =( ... and to you last season, hahaha... great... just great =/ :sigh:
Originally posted by AirMcMVP
Originally posted by Dmac2008
I hope my Steel Riders will help the East stay competitive
Having not scouted your team at all, its hard to say for sure. The Badgers, Avengers, and Villager have definitely added to the depth in the past. Barring some major offseason moves, though, I don't see any dominant team in the East, but lots of great ones.
Well, we beat PTT in a scrimmage game this season
It is only a scrimmage game but, it made us feel good loland we lost to PTT in the regular season =( ... and to you last season, hahaha... great... just great =/ :sigh:
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Originally posted by AirMcMVP
Sold teams need to be relegated to the lowest level, and teams promoted up to replace them...plain and simple. The only exception would be when a former GM takes over a team, and the majority of the team sticks around.
I like this idea. Perhaps have something in place that if a team is sold and more than 10 starters leave, they are automatically relegated to the lowest uncapped level (USA BBB). Runner-ups in the playoffs would move up as needed on a league by league basis.
In one season, the problem would be fixed. The only issue is that rivalries will be upset, but overall I think this would fix the biggest problem of the game. It also would give new owners a chance to actually do something, since if they were in a league filled with gutted teams, they'd have a fighting chance.
Sold teams need to be relegated to the lowest level, and teams promoted up to replace them...plain and simple. The only exception would be when a former GM takes over a team, and the majority of the team sticks around.
I like this idea. Perhaps have something in place that if a team is sold and more than 10 starters leave, they are automatically relegated to the lowest uncapped level (USA BBB). Runner-ups in the playoffs would move up as needed on a league by league basis.
In one season, the problem would be fixed. The only issue is that rivalries will be upset, but overall I think this would fix the biggest problem of the game. It also would give new owners a chance to actually do something, since if they were in a league filled with gutted teams, they'd have a fighting chance.
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Well just to let you guys know, the Slashers won again today which now leads them to still having a undefeted record. Do u guys know how everyone else is doing?
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I've crammed a lot of recruiting into the past couple of weeks so the Gamers aren't gutted anymore. However, we didn't fall back to A6 as planned, so there goes the chance for two championships in the same league.
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Richey Royals (AA3W) 6-0, favorites to advance
Chicago Hedgehogs (AA3W) 4-2, beat some bad teams, lost to some good teams
Washington Slashers (AA3E) 6-0, Las Vegas Gamblers stand in their way
Driftless Area Gamers (A5E) 2-4,getting better
Washington Wolfpack (AAA2E) 3-2, playing a good team today
San Francisco Fire (AAA2W) 4-1, playing a cupcake today
Chicago Hedgehogs (AA3W) 4-2, beat some bad teams, lost to some good teams
Washington Slashers (AA3E) 6-0, Las Vegas Gamblers stand in their way
Driftless Area Gamers (A5E) 2-4,getting better
Washington Wolfpack (AAA2E) 3-2, playing a good team today
San Francisco Fire (AAA2W) 4-1, playing a cupcake today
Last edited Oct 2, 2008 06:57:25
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Originally posted by AirMcMVP
Originally posted by opspearhead
It seems to get worse every season. The Pro Leagues have the same problem.
Its the nature of it...
Every season, people will quit being an owner. Unless they turn the team over to a GM, most good owners will give their players Day 40 contracts and leave a new owners with a team of CPUs.
Sold teams need to be relegated to the lowest level, and teams promoted up to replace them...plain and simple. The only exception would be when a former GM takes over a team, and the majority of the team sticks around.
I don't know why it was so hard for Bort to come up with this solution. This has been obvious since season 3. Relegation is great and all, but it doesn't work fast enough when you can expect that at least 1 team / division will be sold every season.
Originally posted by opspearhead
It seems to get worse every season. The Pro Leagues have the same problem.
Its the nature of it...
Every season, people will quit being an owner. Unless they turn the team over to a GM, most good owners will give their players Day 40 contracts and leave a new owners with a team of CPUs.
Sold teams need to be relegated to the lowest level, and teams promoted up to replace them...plain and simple. The only exception would be when a former GM takes over a team, and the majority of the team sticks around.
I don't know why it was so hard for Bort to come up with this solution. This has been obvious since season 3. Relegation is great and all, but it doesn't work fast enough when you can expect that at least 1 team / division will be sold every season.
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