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Post by Erbes on Apr 19, 2016 10:28:14 GMT -5
I've learned through Broph that there's a glitch in the game with $20m contracts wherein the team offering the contract automatically becomes the favorite, in descending order of team name. That's an issue.
The easy solution is to eliminate all $20m contracts - anybody have an issue with that?
Smaller solutions could be to eliminate game cash trading, having some sort of reserve system for $20m contracts (post that you're offering a player $20m+, other people can post to say they are bidding $20m+, teams then PM me offers, best offer wins, tied offers go to random picker), limiting each team to one $20m player, etc.
Any other ideas?
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broph
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Seattle Pilots
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Post by broph on Apr 19, 2016 13:23:09 GMT -5
20m FA Players
Since $20m players simply fall to the lowest team on the list. We will use this process for FA bidding of potential $20m players.
Commish and GMs identify potential $20m players
Player is pulled out of FA for two rounds of blind bidding
Player must at least accept an offer from you in OOTP5 in order for you to participate in bidding for that player (OOTP5 player preferences are still in play)
Bid must at least meet the player's demand to be valid in total contract value i.e. if someone wants 10m/5 - your total offer must be at least a $50m offer
You must be able to afford the deal per normal OOTP5 calculations
Two rounds of blind bidding. After first round the team with the best offer is published (team not the offer). Who is bidding is public knowledge like our current blind bids. The amount is hidden until both rounds are over.
After the 2nd round, player will accept offer of team that submitted the highest overall contract. i.e $15m/5 > $20m/2. Total contract value is determining factor.
thats what HFTC uses
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Post by Erbes on Apr 19, 2016 13:49:11 GMT -5
Book it. It's like the reserve system I outlined. But I don't think we need to outline them ahead of time. If a GM wants to bid $20m they just post in a thread I make.
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broph
General Manager
Seattle Pilots
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Post by broph on Apr 19, 2016 13:57:26 GMT -5
technically if they want to bid 20 Million they would be identifying the player as a $20M player
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Post by Erbes on Apr 19, 2016 14:01:06 GMT -5
Exactly. I'm saying I'm not going to go through and dictate that player x is a $20m player. If no one is going to bid that much what's the point of saying that? But yeah.
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Spencer
General Manager
San Francisco Giants
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Post by Spencer on Apr 19, 2016 23:21:01 GMT -5
Id rather just not be able to do 20 million dollar contracts.
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Post by Erbes on Apr 20, 2016 13:16:40 GMT -5
Id rather just not be able to do 20 million dollar contracts. Me too. It's easier. |
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