I guess to each their own, but why spend (by my calculations) $249 per season to boost your team, and have no human interaction, when you could just shell out a few bucks for Total Pro Football? We can fit roughly 8 seasons into a year, so dude plans to spend almost $2k on this game this year?
After 10 seasons when players start to decline, he could retire them all and get the 70% back, but unless you want to start all over at that point, you'd have to start bringing in your new players around the 7th or 8th season.
Did he just not do this math in his head? Does he not intend to boost? Is he a retired executive with tons of cash, and doesn't care what we think?
Or, the most probable, am I missing something here?
Whatever the reasoning is, I just can't see the point in investing that kind of cash to a certain 30% loss.
After 10 seasons when players start to decline, he could retire them all and get the 70% back, but unless you want to start all over at that point, you'd have to start bringing in your new players around the 7th or 8th season.
Did he just not do this math in his head? Does he not intend to boost? Is he a retired executive with tons of cash, and doesn't care what we think?
Or, the most probable, am I missing something here?
Whatever the reasoning is, I just can't see the point in investing that kind of cash to a certain 30% loss.
Last edited Aug 25, 2008 09:38:17




- I retired a bunch of old players to get back some FP to start this out - and come season end I am retiring a bunch more which with the FP I have I will just about cover my first season boost. 
























