Warrior General Games

The Team Score is based on a median of slotted starters and their backups, if used. A zero value is placed for any empty slots, and values are ignored if they are too far down the depth chart. This is done separately for the offensive, defensive, and kicking units.

The offensive and defensive median values are then modified by their corresponding chemistry at a rate of .1% for every value below 100.

Then I take the average of the three units, weighted 45.5% for offense and defense and 9% for kicking, to arrive at the Team Score.

I've been working on this since half-way through Season 2. Season 3 saw some significant changes (inclusion of chemistry), then I tweaked it following the Season 3 playoffs to try and achieve better balance.

you got a script running this? hope so for you! otherwise that would take HOURS HOURS HOURS.

but very nice! keep up the good work!

How ofter you will update it?

yeah i was going to ask the same question. do you plug in the numbers manually or do you crawl through the league? because the latter would be super sweet and i'd like to see that.

Originally posted by SyedAshrafulla
yeah i was going to ask the same question. do you plug in the numbers manually or do you crawl through the league? because the latter would be super sweet and i'd like to see that.

but could cause me my lags

not if he does it like once a day. 32 pages? no sweat

He does it manually. Copy/paste on each team roster, makes adjustments for the players, and then plugs in the results to his spreadsheet. It takes him about 30-45 minutes per division. He has a good system though. Jerry and I are big on spreadsheets.

Jerry does that while I keep track of each team separately (finances, chemistry and players). It's a lot of work, but I like to know my competition inside and out.

I am not Albert Einstein but please explain to me what could make a negitve net score from one day to the other.

Thank You.

Contract expiration, player release, or a trade of equal players which drops team chemistry.

a...chemistry...right. ty