Originally posted by Bort
Originally posted by steellithium
Any mods want to let us know how the discussion is coming.
Discussing ideas. We'll see if I can get something done for offseason-time. I'd like to work out potential issues ahead of time, etc (and get it tested of course).
Sounds good. We already have a current system in place with the max rolls, that 95% of the extreme hardcore gamers are going to wait until they get there ideal roll. So by putting this system in place you give everyone a chance to get these players.
Last offseason Pierre Thomas made a team, where everybody took about avg of 400k rolls per player. I have a 6'1 220lb fb for that team, that rolled a 20 agility who took 4 million rolls. By letting everyone just pick based off of the min max you have in place, you make it so everyone has the ability to get teams like this. Not just the guy with the biggest network of most dedicated agents. I Think it would give all new users the ability to have a better chance at early success. Not much of a downside. I hear the "Cookie cut build" thrown around, but to be fair I don't think builds would be any more cookie cut, and might allow for some diversity.
Originally posted by steellithium
Any mods want to let us know how the discussion is coming.
Discussing ideas. We'll see if I can get something done for offseason-time. I'd like to work out potential issues ahead of time, etc (and get it tested of course).
Sounds good. We already have a current system in place with the max rolls, that 95% of the extreme hardcore gamers are going to wait until they get there ideal roll. So by putting this system in place you give everyone a chance to get these players.
Last offseason Pierre Thomas made a team, where everybody took about avg of 400k rolls per player. I have a 6'1 220lb fb for that team, that rolled a 20 agility who took 4 million rolls. By letting everyone just pick based off of the min max you have in place, you make it so everyone has the ability to get teams like this. Not just the guy with the biggest network of most dedicated agents. I Think it would give all new users the ability to have a better chance at early success. Not much of a downside. I hear the "Cookie cut build" thrown around, but to be fair I don't think builds would be any more cookie cut, and might allow for some diversity.