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If by "teams that planned their rosters" you really mean networks then okay.


-1 to this suggestion btw

Originally posted by HoyaHater
Well technically it is not fair across the board since it in effect penalizes teams that planned their rosters better to avoid chem penalties in the first fucking place.

so 1 agent teams like the OP ?

Just noticed Hoya's Pro team has 79 chem (which is the same as my rookie team). lol

Originally posted by bigtisme
so 1 agent teams like the OP ?

Does this have anything to do with the suggestion? No. Stick to the point mod.

Originally posted by DONKEIDIC
Does this have anything to do with the suggestion? No. Stick to the point mod.

Pretty sure that has everything to do with this horrible suggestion.

-1

Originally posted by CNinja
For my bunghole

Post of the week, imo

-1 because new teams usually need more than 5 days to fully recruit a team. no reason to penalize them.

Originally posted by bigtisme
Well technically it is fair across the board since all teams gain chemistry today...

Originally posted by HoyaHater
Well technically it is not fair across the board since it in effect penalizes teams that planned their rosters better to avoid chem penalties in the first fucking place.

Originally posted by All American Dude
Pretty sure that has everything to do with this horrible suggestion.


Him saying it is "technically" fair, is "technically" wrong, thus not to the point of the OP at all.

how is this shitty idea not locked yet?

Originally posted by DONKEIDIC

Him saying it is "technically" fair, is "technically" wrong, thus not to the point of the OP at all.


Explain to me how it's unfair please. If someone that owns all the dots on their team or has a network backing them or feeder teams they already have an advantage. If they are so concerned about teams that are rebuilding their rosters picking up an extra chem point or two then their (team with 100 chem) AIs and builds must be shit, tbh.

-1

Originally posted by All American Dude
Just noticed Hoya's Pro team has 79 chem (which is the same as my rookie team). lol

How is that relevant? (HINT: It's not.)

Originally posted by bigtisme
Originally posted by HoyaHater

Well technically it is not fair across the board since it in effect penalizes teams that planned their rosters better to avoid chem penalties in the first fucking place.

so 1 agent teams like the OP ?

I suppose that's one example, but by no means the only one. What's wrong with organizing a group of agents and building a team from the ground up? You'd basically have 100 chem every season because you'd never need to recruit. Is there something wrong with that? Is it cheating or gaming the system? No, it is not. Perfectly legit, and I submit even a smart way to go about the business of playing this game, for a variety of reasons, of which chem is only one.

And the fact is, for such a team, the OP's point applies, that teams with poor chem get a small advantage by overlong offseasons. This issue was fixed as regards training points, so obviously admins agree that extra days should not afford anyone an unearned advantage. Seems like it should apply in this example as well.

Just trying to think it through and apply logic to the question.

tp were changed so that offseasons would be consistent. when everyone plays by the same rules, thats called being fair. what you are asking for is an actual advantage over new teams, as if existing teams needed a bigger advantage than they already have. if anything, new teams should have 5 days of grace, or the entire off season, whichever is longer.

Reasons why this suggestion is just plain silly:

- Most offseasons end on day 48. GLB is very near leaving beta so every season will end on day 48.

- Most teams signing dots during the offseason/preseason will be at 100 chem by playoff time regardless of whether they don't gain chem in that one day assuming it even happens again after this past offseason.

- A couple of chem points gained by the opposing team is not going to make or break them or you.


Please explain to me why this suggestion isn't stupid (Hint: Don't try to pretend it isn't).


EDIT: The sheer uselessness of this suggestion has affected my posting.