Warrior General Games

Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
i like chem the way it is

of course you do, same with other team owners not in WL. Cause it doesnt effect anyone else really. This is basically for WL. Thats where all the turnover happens.

so it happens to everyone in WL?

Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
so it happens to everyone in WL?

Ya pretty much. Some of the networks are better able to manage smaller hits each season but most of the teams have been hit significantly by chem here and there.

whats wrong with chemistry? seems to be fairly realistic and WAI

Originally posted by bhall43
Ya pretty much. Some of the networks are better able to manage smaller hits each season but most of the teams have been hit significantly by chem here and there.

That's the benefits of Networks i guess.

Originally posted by Catch22
I put suggestions in front of Bort to review all the time. The reason I don't post about them in the suggestions threads is because I don't want people to get their hopes up when the suggestion is not implemented. Also, I would say it's way more like 95% of the suggestions threads are suggestions that are either 1) stupid 2) make no sense 3) would provide no value to the game.

I'm not going to guess which side this lands on, but.......

4) would require us to actually do something

Originally posted by Outlaw Dogs
I'm not going to guess which side this lands on, but.......

It would fall in the 5% part that needs to be done...but wont.

JT screwed up one season and forgot to re-do contracts for his WL team - over 40 players had to be re-signed - team still made the playoffs - went 9-7 I think - season 32

did it hurt? yes, but wasn't fatal

Originally posted by reddogrw
JT screwed up one season and forgot to re-do contracts for his WL team - over 40 players had to be re-signed - team still made the playoffs - went 9-7 I think - season 32

did it hurt? yes, but wasn't fatal

It is pretty fatal by design. I mean we can point out a couple of teams that overcame it due to the right schedules and luck and what not but the point is that the game has kinda evolved past these sort of rules and turnover like that has become more a norm. If the benefit of being at the end game is competition then either this needs to happen or the market needs to be flooded with more players to continue a cycle for more teams.