Warrior General Games

team owners can offer players loads of cash, but there's no point. the cash a player makes is an arbitrary number. Why not make it good for something? Give the team owners something they can offer a player to sway them toward a team!! There are so many positions with such small human player pools, that it's nearly impossible to recruit a person. And it's impossible to win with CPU players.

Maybe make CPU players suck a little less too; it may keep human players on the game. Almost all of my friends quit playing...just saying

Maybe allow custom equipment purchasing with cash? Or team-morale-boosting/chemistry-boosting activities. Or purchasing of additional training points/skill points/temporary game boosts. You could even split them as active per quarter. These are just examples. Why should your fanbase/customers have to brain-storm up ideas for your game. I see from other threads that this is a concern for people. Can you guys put something together for us?

 

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Only sim related changes please. We don't want to give anyone other than about 10 people a reason to log on.

Agreed. Make the salary cap in leagues mean something. Make me decide if I need that 4th stud receiver or not based on cash. It would make free agency a lot more fun for the lesser known owners if they had a way to sway players and a larger pool of free agents to choose from. Maybe we would have some GLB cap casualties. So many possibilities.

Honestly do something with it or just remove it entirely.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread.pl?thread_id=5111369&page=8#47689000



People that don't have a fucking clue advising other people that don't have a clue.

We had cash.

- it made recruiting a nightmare as every player wanted max cash for their salary and to buy equipment that was ridiculously overpriced.

- Guys like me would game the system and build fully build a stadium in two seasons.

I think we are better without it. Recruiting is hard enough.

Only thing I could think of that would make recruiting even more interesting is allow for Morale drops for each day in the offseason and into the regular season that a player does not sign with a team.

Let's say player 1 signs with team B on day 42, their morale bonus would be considerably higher than player 2 that signs on day 48, and player 3 that signs on day 4 of the season.

Math could be done so the higher morale bonus would be 16, after each 2 days not signed player 2 loses 1 in their moral bonus.
Player 1 gets a max salary = 13 bonus in moral on day 42
Player 2 gets a max salary = 10 bonus in moral on day 48

Follow this through...

Player 3 gets a max salary = 3 bonus in moral on day 48 (might be a different formula for regular season)

Basically, if a player hasn't signed with a team all season and then signs on a team on day 30, they would have a negative morale bonus even at minimum salary.

This is a rough draft of the thought, so tear it up!!!