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 31 
 on: May 18, 2010, 07:49:11 AM 
Started by Paul-London - Last post by Paul-London
Well normally when its the offseason and every teams record is 0-0 theres no preference to last years record when signing FA's.

I've tried contacting a few potential GM's but nothing so far.  I hope a newbie wont mind taking over NY, sometimes i quite like doing a rebuilding job and starting from the bottom.  Obviously its nice creating a top side but it can be 'boring' if you win a fair bit.  I think Niki probably wanted a challenge and went to Barcelona after he created a powerhouse with Amsterdam

 32 
 on: May 17, 2010, 09:37:34 PM 
Started by Paris - Last post by Paris
Any of the Paris 3 TEs could be available for trade. Looking for high draft picks, or LB DB help. Jimmy, Paris.

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 33 
 on: May 17, 2010, 05:10:38 PM 
Started by Paul-London - Last post by Niki
rebuilding NY is a hughe job. The only plus is that NY did not trade away any of its draft picks ....

The Oline is old and understaffed - 8 players of which 4 are 10 years or olders
Dline - understaffed as well - 5 players of which 4 players are 8 years or older
LB's - only (they are all young)

The team could be made more attarctive for new GM when NY will sign the two young FA LB's:

LB         Hayden, Larry            OK     3     76 72 65 78 59 63 68 62
LB         Thomas, Dontarrious      OK     2     72 70 61 79 57 66 68 57
and the young Oliner:
T          Palmer, Jonathan         OK     2     73 84 68 91 72 71 64 69

They are not super players but they are young

 34 
 on: May 17, 2010, 04:47:16 PM 
Started by jcompton-Orlando - Last post by jcompton-Orlando
All the files are backed up but i think its the same schedule whatever.

That seems very unlikely. I mean, there's some randomness, it's not the same schedule year after year. So unless the randomness is based on some unchangeable seed in the saved files, why wouldn't it be different on a subsequent generation?

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I've noticed similar 'qwirks' in Davids league where a team might play the same team home/away in two weeks.

That's wonky, but not totally unprecedented. I'm pretty sure the World League did it. True, it was in the 6-team configuration so it was harder to avoid, but it's nothing I would say must be avoided. The crossover repeating seems like something much easier to avoid. Again, is there any way to designate that the other conference's 5-team division should have the crossover team in a given year? That seems like the best solution and would shake things up a bit.

 35 
 on: May 17, 2010, 04:24:43 PM 
Started by Paul-London - Last post by Paul-London
Well all the FA's were lost.

I went through and noted down the names of all the FA's and then unretired all of them (Theyre the same players so they keep the same stats).  Think i did it to about 50 or so players, and yes it was a painful job !

I've had one team send me in FA requests already which is fine, but i think it'll be good to get other GM's on board first and then allocate the FA's.  Be unfair for NY and other teams other wise.

Right. Post a date for us so we know not to miss. I have a few waiver claims I'd like to try...

Not sure yet, depends on when i get the files back from David.  Until i get the files then nothing can be input into the program so i'll wait.  I'll announce it on the FWL mailing list when FA's will be allocated though

 36 
 on: May 17, 2010, 04:23:46 PM 
Started by jcompton-Orlando - Last post by Paul-London
All the files are backed up but i think its the same schedule whatever.

I've noticed similar 'qwirks' in Davids league where a team might play the same team home/away in two weeks.  Obviously its an FBPro issue, shame it doesnt create a different schedule but then again you tend to have now a lot of rivalries created in other divisions as you play them every year !

 37 
 on: May 17, 2010, 10:40:27 AM 
Started by Paul-London - Last post by jcompton-Orlando
What's extra-scary for any incoming NY/NJ GM is next year's retirement picture. The roster has eight players with 10 years or more--serious danger zone for retirement. Five are starters, another two are first-backup offensive linemen. Stretch the retirement risk category down to players in their eighth year or more, and the picture gets much worse--four of the five defensive linemen under contract.

I have a feeling those players with stockpiles of mid-round draft picks will be doing a lot of deals with the new Knights GM...

(Of course, most of us have some problem or other. My offensive line is made up of old men who refuse to retire. My safeties are going from "young and slow" to "old and slower." And so on...)

 38 
 on: May 16, 2010, 12:57:39 PM 
Started by jcompton-Orlando - Last post by jcompton-Orlando
Hey, David, there have been a couple of female kickers in the CIFL this year--Katie Hnida (briefly) and Julie Harshbarger (for most of the season.) How about including them in the rookie list?

 39 
 on: May 16, 2010, 12:51:10 PM 
Started by Paul-London - Last post by jcompton-Orlando
Well all the FA's were lost.

I went through and noted down the names of all the FA's and then unretired all of them (Theyre the same players so they keep the same stats).  Think i did it to about 50 or so players, and yes it was a painful job !

I've had one team send me in FA requests already which is fine, but i think it'll be good to get other GM's on board first and then allocate the FA's.  Be unfair for NY and other teams other wise.

Right. Post a date for us so we know not to miss. I have a few waiver claims I'd like to try...

 40 
 on: May 16, 2010, 12:49:17 PM 
Started by jcompton-Orlando - Last post by jcompton-Orlando
I guess I just assumed you would back up the files before generating the schedule, generate the schedule, and then do it over again from the backups.

How does the game designate which of the five-team divisions has the crossover team? Maybe it would make sense to alternate conferences each year--that would totally avoid the back-to-back problem, with no need to re-run.

That is:

Year 1: AFC West team crosses over to AFC East
Year 2: EFC West team crosses over to EFC East
Year 3: AFC West team crosses over to AFC East

etc.

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