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206027.8 in reply to 206027.7
Date: 1/8/2012 9:13:32 PM
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This suggestion is hilarious. So if I get relegated I get a discount on my players and they all have to take a wage cut? If I have the perfect team and get promoted I have to replace them all because their wages go nuts? What salary will players show on NTs? How about on the TL? How will we compare players on different teams?

Can someone pleae flush this turd of an idea?

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206027.10 in reply to 206027.1
Date: 1/9/2012 8:22:23 AM
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When a player is playing at a better league, he gets more money.
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The salary should be affected by the division (and maybe league) a player is being signed to.

So, you suggest that teams in tiny leagues (say, Venomous Scorpions) should get their players cheaper than teams in big leagues (say, all NBBA or ACBB teams). Why? Or is the idea something else?

Just adding some new variable for the sake of "added realism" or whatever does not seem useful if there is no clear game-play justification. Added realism can be reason enough if there is no game play change, however this suggestion clearly introduces a significant change.

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206027.11 in reply to 206027.6
Date: 1/9/2012 4:32:15 PM
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That's why all of the draftees in NBA except four Ot dive ask to play in D-League, because they know they will be a key player there.

By the way it would encourage a form of tanking if you know that your best players will cost less in lesser leagues, you can keep some of them there.

Worse, farming will be easier and encouraged if very good players don't cost a lot in low divisions.
How I like it when you don't have answers, but have interest, so you are just starting to tell a story...

Did you ever seen a player in Europe that costs more than 5M$?

How many players that earn that much are playing in the NBA?

How much money did Kirilenko got in Jass comparing to CSKA? [as an example]

I know the answer (when you have none...) - "This is not the NBA"...

Last edited by Pini פיני at 1/9/2012 4:33:22 PM

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206027.12 in reply to 206027.7
Date: 1/9/2012 4:41:42 PM
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True. Relegation is alot less scary if my players don´t demand their full wages in the lower league.
So what you are saying that in that case that suggestion will be implemented you will prefer to play in a lower league.
Interesting...

I guess this is why any BB manager, in any league, just wish to be relegated, for paying less to players (which had be proven to be what's happening).

This is why you are fighting against it as an higher division team.
Make sense...

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206027.13 in reply to 206027.8
Date: 1/9/2012 4:48:17 PM
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[s]Another high-division team who is against it. How can it be?[/s]
A player who is playing in a lower league is paid less.
That's is life on any league.

How will you compare players?
Maybe DMI?
Skills?
Performance?

I have never seen a team in a lower league holding Lebron, Howard and Bryant and paying like they will pay them in an higher league.
Period.

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206027.14 in reply to 206027.9
Date: 1/9/2012 4:50:28 PM
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You have a strange way to look at thing that is for sure.

Me and all of the (real) BB-players around the world.

Kirilenko? Is he insane? Why does he get so less in CSKA compared to what he got in the Utah Jazz?

Last edited by Pini פיני at 1/9/2012 4:52:00 PM

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206027.15 in reply to 206027.10
Date: 1/9/2012 4:57:02 PM
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I have never seen a team in a lower league holding Lebron, Howard and Bryant and paying like they will pay them in an higher league.
Period.


Then you have never heard of Ricky Rubio. An even better example is Ardviyas Sabonis. Probably Sauraunas Marshalonis as well. Even (Sorry for the spelling here.)

What about Josh Childress who left Atlanta so he could make MORE in Europe?

GM-WallyOop

So, you suggest that teams in tiny leagues (say, Venomous Scorpions) should get their players cheaper than teams in big leagues (say, all NBBA or ACBB teams). Why? Or is the idea something else?


This could be even better. Teams like the Venomous Scorpions could get themselves relegated by tanking and saving for a season then would be playing in Division II Iran (probably equal to division IV in Spain) so would get all their players at half price and could field a $2,000,000 roster in the B3! Pure brilliance!

PS: Everyone on the planet besides Pini knows this one is a stinker right up there with player deaths so can we just close this one?

Last edited by yodabig at 1/9/2012 4:58:31 PM

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206027.16 in reply to 206027.12
Date: 1/9/2012 5:01:35 PM
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Guess you need some education in understanding language.

True. Relegation is alot less scary if my players don´t demand their full wages in the lower league.
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So what you are saying that in that case that suggestion will be implemented you will prefer to play in a lower league.
Interesting...

Severe lack of undestanding language.

All I say is that if you have a season with relegation on the horizon, opting for TANKING is alot more interesting after implementing your suggestion, because you keep a more competetive team even in the lower league.

So you obviously try to encourage people to tank the season. Interesting...

Zwei Dinge sind unendlich, die Dummheit und das All...
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206027.17 in reply to 206027.10
Date: 1/9/2012 5:14:55 PM
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When a player is playing at a better league, he gets more money.
-- --
The salary should be affected by the division (and maybe league) a player is being signed to.

So, you suggest that teams in tiny leagues (say, Venomous Scorpions) should get their players cheaper than teams in big leagues (say, all NBBA or ACBB teams). Why? Or is the idea something else?

Just adding some new variable for the sake of "added realism" or whatever does not seem useful if there is no clear game-play justification. Added realism can be reason enough if there is no game play change, however this suggestion clearly introduces a significant change.

There are two issues, and you "agree" to the first (as you never argued against it). This is a starter.
1) "Higher division => higher salaries."

2) "Salaries should be affected by the league they are playing at."
I don't see here anything that defines size. Do you?
I will update this sub-suggestion and create a separate one that focuses on this area.

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