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249129.2 in reply to 249129.1
Date: 9/28/2013 11:20:32 AM
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yer pretty good idea!

However instead of it being a fixed amnesty and salary floor, salary floor should be based on the average salary of teams from preivous season, and then the amnesty amount should be based on the average bank balance of all the teams in that division.

Just to keep it fair, beucase some Div I's are going to have everyone who has like, $10m, whilst other divisons might only have 1 or 2 users who have above $2m.

so base those numbers off of the users that are in that division.

but otherwise, its not a bad idea. good thinking.


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249129.4 in reply to 249129.3
Date: 9/29/2013 1:10:47 AM
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haha nah it doesn't sound communist! LOL

in Aus the more money you earn, the more tax you pay, so i think its fair enough. its a sliding scale.

and so is the tanking. There is 'salary floor tanking'.... there is 'just winning enough games to avoid relegation' tanking. Then there is 'ive got a bucket load of cash, im going to have a team salary twice as much as everyone else' style of playing. which kinda makes the game weird.

I think there should always be elements of 'tanking' in the game. In other sports code's, they often call it a 'rebuilding phase'. And in NBA teams do this as well. Great example this season is Utah - let all their good players go, throwiing in some rookies and see how they go. if they land in the draft, then so be, they wont pay luxury tax and so forth, but their attendance and TV view-time will be affected.
So a season or two of losses, in order to be competitive in 3-4 seasons time.

So i believe that that element shouldnt be eliminated entirely, but certainly with the amount of money you can make from tanking, its very lop-sided at the moment.