Warrior General Games

Originally posted by yello1
Yes everyone who has bad chemistry sucks and you would never ever be in that situation should I should just ban myself from GLB and not whine about it, etc etc etc. Thank you luddites for your support.

However, the non luddite world knows that starting your season out with tanked chemistry is a lousy situation to be in. The game just blows, you basically can write off your season, which means "Too bad come back in 50 days or so and try again next time, assuming anyone stays with your lame azz team after that chemical nightmare season you got coming".

Thats not exactly "fun" gaming, is it?

When I was orienting on a T-33 trainer back in the day, one of the safety devices was a big metal red thing shaped like a combat knife in the grip and like a dull knife/chisel kinda thing on the business end. The purpose of it, I was briefed, was to break the canopy should the canopy fail to jettison in an emergency. So if your plane was crashing and you wanted to eject but the canopy was stuck, you were to smash the glass and then climb out of the plane and bail. "Does that really work?" seemed a natural question. "Not really, but it gives you something to do on the ride in" was the reply.

Give us something to do when we are facing a chemistry induced bad trip of a season, GLB!

Give us some sort of activity, be it a team financial thing (retreats to exotic locations, swedish masseusses at training camp, extra large snack bars at camp and games etc), or a coaching ability thing (a tactical setting that somehow tweaks chemistry over something else), or a return of the player based Mentor VA but that just regenerates team chemistry or make it an additional power of Natural Leader etc etc etc.

SOMETHING

Give me something to do other than stare at a creeping chemistry marker ticking up two points a day.







just stop with the stupidity...

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OP should spend more time making at least 1 of his Pro teams good

No

Originally posted by yello1

However, the non luddite world knows that starting your season out with tanked chemistry is a lousy situation to be in. The game just blows, you basically can write off your season, which means "Too bad come back in 50 days or so and try again next time, assuming anyone stays with your lame azz team after that chemical nightmare season you got coming".

Thats not exactly "fun" gaming, is it?


fix ur builds

http://goallineblitz.com/game/team.pl?team_id=759

I moved this team over to regular from casual last season. 55 dots contracts expired on day 40, 55 entirely new dots were signed on day 42, and they started preseason with 20/35/35 chemistry.

They went 39-3, won the elite league, won the GLB tourney, and won another tourney.

Ain't a thing wrong with chemistry.

Originally posted by Kirghiz
fix ur builds

http://goallineblitz.com/game/team.pl?team_id=759

I moved this team over to regular from casual last season. 55 dots contracts expired on day 40, 55 entirely new dots were signed on day 42, and they started preseason with 20/35/35 chemistry.

They went 39-3, won the elite league, won the GLB tourney, and won another tourney.

Ain't a thing wrong with chemistry.


I didn't know you could do that.

Anything not National Pro, however, is not really relevant to this discussion. Whole different world.

Originally posted by yello1
Originally posted by Kirghiz

fix ur builds

http://goallineblitz.com/game/team.pl?team_id=759

I moved this team over to regular from casual last season. 55 dots contracts expired on day 40, 55 entirely new dots were signed on day 42, and they started preseason with 20/35/35 chemistry.

They went 39-3, won the elite league, won the GLB tourney, and won another tourney.

Ain't a thing wrong with chemistry.


I didn't know you could do that.

Anything not National Pro, however, is not really relevant to this discussion. Whole different world.

judging by the age (some heading into decline) and quality (from the builds that are open) chemistry is not your biggest issue

Originally posted by yello1
I didn't know you could do that.

Anything not National Pro, however, is not really relevant to this discussion. Whole different world.

yes it is relevant the freaking chemistry is the same for every damn team in GLB. You act like National Pro is completely different from every league in the game. well here is a news flash all leagues are run by the same rules when it comes to chemistry. so yello1 you need to make a adjustment to your argument here or move onto your next suggestion to try to get you or your teams something for nothing.

Originally posted by hatchman
Originally posted by yello1

I didn't know you could do that.

Anything not National Pro, however, is not really relevant to this discussion. Whole different world.

yes it is relevant the freaking chemistry is the same for every damn team in GLB. You act like National Pro is completely different from every league in the game. well here is a news flash all leagues are run by the same rules when it comes to chemistry. so yello1 you need to make a adjustment to your argument here or move onto your next suggestion to try to get you or your teams something for nothing.

Not really no. In National Pro having a crap season from chemistry gets you demoted out of National Pro. Thats not the case in the minors. You are promoting based on age regardless of how well you do. A bad season is not a huge issue. But getting demoted out of National Pro means you get tossed out, which means your players who signed up to play in National Pro will not extend their contracts and you will have yet another lousy chemisty season which means you more likely than not wont be getting back into National Pro again. In a game where a dot on the top of his performance is only good for five seasons, having two of them thrown away like that is a significant issue.

So yeah, I say again, Nat Pro is a whole different situation in terms of the relevance of this problem.

Though I now recall your post I was responding to, and what I meant in that was that in the lower leagues you can contend much more easily with a crap team. Half the leagues are filled with nonboosters below Nat Pro after all. And hence Nat Pro is a whole nother world in terms of the level of competitiveness as well.

Originally posted by reddogrw
Originally posted by yello1

Originally posted by Kirghiz


fix ur builds

http://goallineblitz.com/game/team.pl?team_id=759

I moved this team over to regular from casual last season. 55 dots contracts expired on day 40, 55 entirely new dots were signed on day 42, and they started preseason with 20/35/35 chemistry.

They went 39-3, won the elite league, won the GLB tourney, and won another tourney.

Ain't a thing wrong with chemistry.


I didn't know you could do that.

Anything not National Pro, however, is not really relevant to this discussion. Whole different world.

judging by the age (some heading into decline) and quality (from the builds that are open) chemistry is not your biggest issue

If you mean the Word, yes building a 55 man roster from scratch in 48 hours was not the best quality control method to making a team. But they would still avoid demotion I think, but for the chemistry. Chem is going to make it hard.

Originally posted by yello1
Originally posted by reddogrw

Originally posted by yello1


Originally posted by Kirghiz



fix ur builds

http://goallineblitz.com/game/team.pl?team_id=759

I moved this team over to regular from casual last season. 55 dots contracts expired on day 40, 55 entirely new dots were signed on day 42, and they started preseason with 20/35/35 chemistry.

They went 39-3, won the elite league, won the GLB tourney, and won another tourney.

Ain't a thing wrong with chemistry.


I didn't know you could do that.

Anything not National Pro, however, is not really relevant to this discussion. Whole different world.

judging by the age (some heading into decline) and quality (from the builds that are open) chemistry is not your biggest issue

If you mean the Word, yes building a 55 man roster from scratch in 48 hours was not the best quality control method to making a team. But they would still avoid demotion I think, but for the chemistry. Chem is going to make it hard.



And that is why not only is this a bad idea but the other thread you keep bumping to death about owning more teams is also completely wrongheaded. In the other thread you are asking for the ability to set more teams up for failure via chemistry penalties and then in this thread complain that because you own all these teams you have to resort to a throwing shit at the wall and see what sticks approach to recruiting which in turn causes terrible chemistry. I know consistency of thought isn't the strongest suit of the religious nut but seriously take a second and think about it.

Although to be honest as reddogrw pointed out your teams have way bigger issues than chemistry.

Originally posted by merenoise
Originally posted by yello1

Originally posted by reddogrw


Originally posted by yello1



Originally posted by Kirghiz




fix ur builds

http://goallineblitz.com/game/team.pl?team_id=759

I moved this team over to regular from casual last season. 55 dots contracts expired on day 40, 55 entirely new dots were signed on day 42, and they started preseason with 20/35/35 chemistry.

They went 39-3, won the elite league, won the GLB tourney, and won another tourney.

Ain't a thing wrong with chemistry.


I didn't know you could do that.

Anything not National Pro, however, is not really relevant to this discussion. Whole different world.

judging by the age (some heading into decline) and quality (from the builds that are open) chemistry is not your biggest issue

If you mean the Word, yes building a 55 man roster from scratch in 48 hours was not the best quality control method to making a team. But they would still avoid demotion I think, but for the chemistry. Chem is going to make it hard.



And that is why not only is this a bad idea but the other thread you keep bumping to death about owning more teams is also completely wrongheaded. In the other thread you are asking for the ability to set more teams up for failure via chemistry penalties and then in this thread complain that because you own all these teams you have to resort to a throwing shit at the wall and see what sticks approach to recruiting which in turn causes terrible chemistry. I know consistency of thought isn't the strongest suit of the religious nut but seriously take a second and think about it.

Although to be honest as reddogrw pointed out your teams have way bigger issues than chemistry.

1) The reason that team was thrown together is totally unrelated, just to make that clear. That was about unexpected double promotion to the big leagues of a team filled with alot of 50 level players that should not have been promoted.

2) That said yes it would require a team to be thrown together IF the owner bought a totally empty team and tried to keep it in the bigs. But there is a different scenario and dynamic from my Word and Grace situations. There I had guys on the team who were no doubt excited about the promotion to which they had been working, and the team itself had been grinding up from the minors and reg pro to competitive etc, and would be facing a demoralizing backwards step to reg pro normal on demotion. That demoralization would be absent in a situation of buying an empty CPU club. There you are just trying to build a new team without the let down feeling if it demotes. There would be no expectations to dissapoint, you would have to buy it with the future in mind not the current season.

3) Also my idea was in part inspired by the number of times a team of one of my dots has gone CPU and I would have liked to buy the team to keep it together, BEFORE it became devoid of players. Especially where its a flex based reason for the sale, this would be a boon to the game. In that scenario chemistry would not be an issue.

4) Also I have to point out again that my ideas are not "Ways to make Yello1 Happy", but rather ways to make GLB players happy in general. Just because a suggestion may not be the best thing for me, does not mean it does not address a need for other players or the game in general. As much as I appreciate the compliment, its really not all about me.