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This is no complaint thread about the stacked Oak League

But why make a league completely out of CPUs and like 4, 5 Human teams? Talking about Cedar. Woudlnt it had been better to either give one of those agents NOT a team and spread those teams to the other leagues OR spread the CPUs in the leagues?^^ I mean that leaague seems kinda pointless o.O

Also...why put both CPUs from Maple in one Division?^^

I see the problem with not splitting up leagues/divisions in later tiers, but in rookie? Couldnt that have been a little smarter?

I am a lucky beneficiary of this weird league structure. I am GM of a team in Cedar. It's laughable how many CPU's there are. It's also weird because 1 division has 3 CPU's, 1 has 2 and the other has 1. Then like you said, Maple has 2 in one division. Definitely not fair, and probably should be changed next time. Spread out the CPU teams before the schedules are released.

Teams that reset are grouped together then leagues are created for owners on the wait list and/or on demand sale.

Originally posted by AirMcMVP
Teams that reset are grouped together then leagues are created for owners on the wait list and/or on demand sale.

Which really is dumb. Why not distribute teams across the leagues?

Originally posted by pottsman
Which really is dumb. Why not distribute teams across the leagues?

Thinking being that new owners would have an inherent disadvantage against reset teams since they would have more knowledge about tactics and builds out of the gate. At least that's what I got out of it.

Originally posted by jfbueno
Thinking being that new owners would have an inherent disadvantage against reset teams since they would have more knowledge about tactics and builds out of the gate. At least that's what I got out of it.

That's what I understood. Granted you can't control what an owner does once they have their team but balancing owners vs CPU in experienced and new leagues is something that can be done.

Originally posted by jfbueno
Thinking being that new owners would have an inherent disadvantage against reset teams since they would have more knowledge about tactics and builds out of the gate. At least that's what I got out of it.

Yup, it helped me. I had no clue what I was doing when I bought my team. Took awhile to figure out tactics, playbooks, and how they go together. But playing against some other inexperienced teams in the league let me gradually learn rather than being tossed to the wolves and immediately frustrated by constant blowouts.

Originally posted by Absolut Zero
Yup, it helped me. I had no clue what I was doing when I bought my team. Took awhile to figure out tactics, playbooks, and how they go together. But playing against some other inexperienced teams in the league let me gradually learn rather than being tossed to the wolves and immediately frustrated by constant blowouts.

At least you weren't in MEM's league. Would have been a conflict of interest

talk about a hell of a season to reset a team

It did seem weird though that one league got the brunt of all the computer teams. It couldve been spread out so that each league had a CPU.

if i remember correctly you can ask to have your team switch divisions with one of the cpu teams in your league if you feel its uneven.

Originally posted by USC_Trojans
if i remember correctly you can ask to have your team switch divisions with one of the cpu teams in your league if you feel its uneven.

didn't let me, cause the schedules were out already

AirmcMVP...

true, but what does that have to do with my OP at all?

Rookie doesn't have CPU teams.

Rookie has human teams that haven't been purchased yet.

Originally posted by Corndog
Rookie doesn't have CPU teams.

Rookie has human teams that haven't been purchased yet.

I'll buy another.... oh wait, you guys won't let me spend money on another team.

Originally posted by Corndog
Rookie doesn't have CPU teams.

Rookie has human teams that haven't been purchased yet.

Still nothing to do with my point of spreading those around imo...Also, sign your OT!