Warrior General Games

Originally posted by bluur27
I like this idea. To add to it, what about the free agents. My idea is the same idea you speak of, in theory, but instead of a team paying, the FA does, in sort of a tryout form. That way they are also included and not alienated. And the team can get an idea of what they're getting even if the builds are not shown in some cases. FA is really complicated at times and its not always in the best interest to sign with the first team that sends you an offer, nor sign with the team to offer the most.

Of course to keep this from being abused for skill gain, the FA can only choose 3 teams to tryout for and their skill gain is less than the players who would train that are part of the team.

What do you think BCF?

Well, part of the initial idea was that with this training camp it would accomplish two things:

1. Provide a way for players to train without cost to them.
2. Provide an 'incentive' for players to find a team faster during the off season as opposed to stretch it out into the season.

Going in an opposite way would remove those two primary goals. As far as FA's are concerned, just like in real life if you aren't on a team, then you can't participate.

Originally posted by BigCowboysFan
Originally posted by bluur27

I like this idea. To add to it, what about the free agents. My idea is the same idea you speak of, in theory, but instead of a team paying, the FA does, in sort of a tryout form. That way they are also included and not alienated. And the team can get an idea of what they're getting even if the builds are not shown in some cases. FA is really complicated at times and its not always in the best interest to sign with the first team that sends you an offer, nor sign with the team to offer the most.

Of course to keep this from being abused for skill gain, the FA can only choose 3 teams to tryout for and their skill gain is less than the players who would train that are part of the team.

What do you think BCF?

Well, part of the initial idea was that with this training camp it would accomplish two things:

1. Provide a way for players to train without cost to them.
2. Provide an 'incentive' for players to find a team faster during the off season as opposed to stretch it out into the season.

Going in an opposite way would remove those two primary goals. As far as FA's are concerned, just like in real life if you aren't on a team, then you can't participate.

No, this also promotes FA's getting on a team and would perhaps speed up the process especially since they have to pay for their training as opposed to teams paying for it, you follow? Call it a team tryout if you will. They still have to keep in shape regardless but they are the ones paying to keep in shape so this make perfect sense and I htink goes along with your initial idea.

+1

I like it. +1

+1

Nice!

I fully endorse this idea.

me likey very much

+1

Good idea

+1 to the general idea

I especially like the idea of having the possibility of competing for positions. And yes, it is something to look forward to in the offseason.

Originally posted by bluur27
Originally posted by BigCowboysFan

Originally posted by bluur27


I like this idea. To add to it, what about the free agents. My idea is the same idea you speak of, in theory, but instead of a team paying, the FA does, in sort of a tryout form. That way they are also included and not alienated. And the team can get an idea of what they're getting even if the builds are not shown in some cases. FA is really complicated at times and its not always in the best interest to sign with the first team that sends you an offer, nor sign with the team to offer the most.

Of course to keep this from being abused for skill gain, the FA can only choose 3 teams to tryout for and their skill gain is less than the players who would train that are part of the team.

What do you think BCF?

Well, part of the initial idea was that with this training camp it would accomplish two things:

1. Provide a way for players to train without cost to them.
2. Provide an 'incentive' for players to find a team faster during the off season as opposed to stretch it out into the season.

Going in an opposite way would remove those two primary goals. As far as FA's are concerned, just like in real life if you aren't on a team, then you can't participate.

No, this also promotes FA's getting on a team and would perhaps speed up the process especially since they have to pay for their training as opposed to teams paying for it, you follow? Call it a team tryout if you will. They still have to keep in shape regardless but they are the ones paying to keep in shape so this make perfect sense and I htink goes along with your initial idea.

I could see tryouts as another potential idea, but IMO it would still defeat some of the primary points in this one.

Originally posted by drake262
+1
now2^-^i love it,,whats more to say!?you said it all,i think its perfect.nice idiea.

+1

Originally posted by Hells Horses
I fully endorse this idea.


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oh yeah, and +1 on this idea

I lik the idea of trainin camp