Originally posted by Kirghiz
Originally posted by Steel_Destroyer
Figure the 1st season in AA will be extremely rough ... being above .500 would be a significant achievement ... season after that .. depends on teams that move up, teams that go cpu and move down, and teams that get bored and do not gameplan to their max capability.
And than rinse and repeat once they get to AAA. You are looking at every bit of 6 seasons getting to Pro, and that assumes that you can get out of AA after two seasons, and than get out of AAA after two seasons, which succeeding at both levels like that is kind of a stretch. These players are 3 seasons old already, they'll be in their 10th season before even sniffing the Pros.
The jump from BBB to A isn't real big, but the jump from A to AA is huge. You can win a championship in BBB and win a championship in A in back to back seasons without even being slow built.
Haven't seen a significant challenge in AA yet for my team, although it is not a slow build team There are just as many gimme games in AA as in A so far. Yet AAA and Pro will be vastly different, but I am expecting teams to be throwing in the towel due to boredom of the game or wanting to start over about the time we arrive there.
Originally posted by Steel_Destroyer
Figure the 1st season in AA will be extremely rough ... being above .500 would be a significant achievement ... season after that .. depends on teams that move up, teams that go cpu and move down, and teams that get bored and do not gameplan to their max capability.
And than rinse and repeat once they get to AAA. You are looking at every bit of 6 seasons getting to Pro, and that assumes that you can get out of AA after two seasons, and than get out of AAA after two seasons, which succeeding at both levels like that is kind of a stretch. These players are 3 seasons old already, they'll be in their 10th season before even sniffing the Pros.
The jump from BBB to A isn't real big, but the jump from A to AA is huge. You can win a championship in BBB and win a championship in A in back to back seasons without even being slow built.
Haven't seen a significant challenge in AA yet for my team, although it is not a slow build team There are just as many gimme games in AA as in A so far. Yet AAA and Pro will be vastly different, but I am expecting teams to be throwing in the towel due to boredom of the game or wanting to start over about the time we arrive there.






























