Originally posted by goldielax25
Originally posted by CDZYO
If you're suggesting different stadium sizes in order to get different payouts, why not just simplify the proposal by having all championship games played in a full stadium? Then you could use a different scalar for each league level (say, 5x for BBB, 6x for A, 7x for AA, 8x for AAA & Pro) to get the different payouts.
The issue with using the league's cap to determine the stadium size is that it would be another incentive for teams to sandbag until the cap is gone. I'm also of the opinion that a USA BBB champion team should earn as much as an WE BBB champion, and that both should earn less than an Oceania AAA champion.
I'd also leave concessions out of the equation so you don't have to figure out how much is charged for what and which team sold more jerseys. Make the scalar larger if you need to increase the payout.
Other than that, I'm a big fan of the idea. Maybe dmfa41 will move this to Epic?
i think youre misunderstanding the capped stadiums. the 100 level would be ONLY for 13 capped teams. so this season only ee bbb leagues would play to a 100 level stadium. the 200 level would be ONLY for 21 capped teams. so this season only we bbb leagues would play to a 200 level stadium. usa bbb, ca bbb, and all other leagues in all divisions would all play to a full 300 level stadium. the caps are only so teams who normally play in front of 2 sidelines and 2 corners arent suddenly getting 7 million payouts or whatever from one game, they get a payout that is much higher than they could possibly get normally, but it is scaled down.
I'm not misunderstanding the capped stadiums at all, but I guess I am misunderstanding why (for example) a team in a Canadian AAA championship game should only earn as much as a team in a Canadian BBB championship game. (I'm ignoring the tiny difference in expected ticket prices.) With the talk of teams on the verge of promotion needing extra cash to stay competitive, I was offering a side suggestion that would address that for all levels without regard to cap/region.
Put it this way: does a USA BBB team that's being promoted need more, less, or the same amount of money as an EE BBB team that's being promoted in order to stay competitive? what about an EE AA team?
Originally posted by CDZYO
If you're suggesting different stadium sizes in order to get different payouts, why not just simplify the proposal by having all championship games played in a full stadium? Then you could use a different scalar for each league level (say, 5x for BBB, 6x for A, 7x for AA, 8x for AAA & Pro) to get the different payouts.
The issue with using the league's cap to determine the stadium size is that it would be another incentive for teams to sandbag until the cap is gone. I'm also of the opinion that a USA BBB champion team should earn as much as an WE BBB champion, and that both should earn less than an Oceania AAA champion.
I'd also leave concessions out of the equation so you don't have to figure out how much is charged for what and which team sold more jerseys. Make the scalar larger if you need to increase the payout.
Other than that, I'm a big fan of the idea. Maybe dmfa41 will move this to Epic?
i think youre misunderstanding the capped stadiums. the 100 level would be ONLY for 13 capped teams. so this season only ee bbb leagues would play to a 100 level stadium. the 200 level would be ONLY for 21 capped teams. so this season only we bbb leagues would play to a 200 level stadium. usa bbb, ca bbb, and all other leagues in all divisions would all play to a full 300 level stadium. the caps are only so teams who normally play in front of 2 sidelines and 2 corners arent suddenly getting 7 million payouts or whatever from one game, they get a payout that is much higher than they could possibly get normally, but it is scaled down.
I'm not misunderstanding the capped stadiums at all, but I guess I am misunderstanding why (for example) a team in a Canadian AAA championship game should only earn as much as a team in a Canadian BBB championship game. (I'm ignoring the tiny difference in expected ticket prices.) With the talk of teams on the verge of promotion needing extra cash to stay competitive, I was offering a side suggestion that would address that for all levels without regard to cap/region.
Put it this way: does a USA BBB team that's being promoted need more, less, or the same amount of money as an EE BBB team that's being promoted in order to stay competitive? what about an EE AA team?