Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Veg
dem devils... im on the bandwagon.

and without any network.. i wonder how many of the top teams here that would apply to

Originally posted by Plankton
We have some that will boost 4 or 5 times before Day 2. About 60% of our roster will have 3 or more boosts, so I think we will get over the 1100 mark before our first meaningful game.

Glad you are in Alphaville

Originally posted by seahawk10
Glad you are in Alphaville

i think i have a crush on your internet girlfriend

Originally posted by fast420
and without any network.. i wonder how many of the top teams here that would apply to

If a network means "do we have a lot of dot builders who only build dots for EEA" then yes, we have a great network

Originally posted by bug03
If a network means "do we have a lot of dot builders who only build dots for EEA" then yes, we have a great network

I suppose our farm system could be considered a network, but we do not have more than one team per generation of dot. Devonport is the main team with the S7 - S8 dots. DV is our first farm with S11-S12 dots. NSW is our second farm with S15 dots.

IMO, a true network is where there are multiple teams for a given generation and there are more than 1 team's worth of dots within that group. For instance, Guadalcanal was part of the Axis network, and was able to pull dots from 2 other Pro teams in order to get the best roster to get to WL. If EEA is a part of that type of scenario (say with a team like Windhoek in WL), then I would consider you guys in a network. Otherwise, I would not call a group of agents dedicated to a team a network.

man how am I going to compete with all CPU players???

Asau is no network. I started the team myself in season 8 owning like 25 of the players and went out and recruited all these guys. Some have been with us for 10+ seasons after I recruited them tho, My first recruit was DT Toad Wall and he is still with us today! We just started a new team this off season with all the agents associated with the team (probably similar to what Devonport did 10 seasons ago) I started playing end of season 7 I believe

The merge with Athens was a big move for us parting ways with a lot of good guys but I think it was needed to get over the hump, we'll see when the dust settles this season

-Key to our run was to keep surrounding our team with GREAT experienced GM's and ex-owners who could offer advice and it definitely helped in recruiting when we got to the higher levels. At this level recruiting is all about who u know

Originally posted by comicfanman
man how am I going to compete with all CPU players???
Recruiting is a pain in the neck, but as a GM, that's also the best part of this game. Nothing like having to sign 30-40 players every season and having no friggin clue where they're going to come from!

Originally posted by Plankton
I suppose our farm system could be considered a network, but we do not have more than one team per generation of dot. Devonport is the main team with the S7 - S8 dots. DV is our first farm with S11-S12 dots. NSW is our second farm with S15 dots.

IMO, a true network is where there are multiple teams for a given generation and there are more than 1 team's worth of dots within that group. For instance, Guadalcanal was part of the Axis network, and was able to pull dots from 2 other Pro teams in order to get the best roster to get to WL. If EEA is a part of that type of scenario (say with a team like Windhoek in WL), then I would consider you guys in a network. Otherwise, I would not call a group of agents dedicated to a team a network.

Who have you been talking too?

Originally posted by comicfanman
man how am I going to compete with all CPU players???

Same way you did last time you were here...

If it's any consolation, we were 12th last season

Originally posted by bug03
Originally posted by Plankton

I suppose our farm system could be considered a network, but we do not have more than one team per generation of dot. Devonport is the main team with the S7 - S8 dots. DV is our first farm with S11-S12 dots. NSW is our second farm with S15 dots.

IMO, a true network is where there are multiple teams for a given generation and there are more than 1 team's worth of dots within that group. For instance, Guadalcanal was part of the Axis network, and was able to pull dots from 2 other Pro teams in order to get the best roster to get to WL. If EEA is a part of that type of scenario (say with a team like Windhoek in WL), then I would consider you guys in a network. Otherwise, I would not call a group of agents dedicated to a team a network.

Who have you been talking too?

I think I might have mentioned something about that when I was trying to find my WR a team. My WR was cut by WWR after they made the WL and was promised a spot on EEA or SoA but but the only offer he got was from Bora Bora.. Was that something that needed to be kept a secret?

Why would that be a secret? Teams shift players between them all the time. It's not like I could not figure it out on my own if I had wanted to (i.e. the Asau - Athens merger).

Originally posted by blb165

I think I might have mentioned something about that when I was trying to find my WR a team. My WR was cut by WWR after they made the WL and was promised a spot on EEA or SoA but but the only offer he got was from Bora Bora.. Was that something that needed to be kept a secret?

ohai Roddy Fitzgerald, go Jupiter Snipers