VivaJanuzaj
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Are we still waiting for Sniper's Breath only?
yeah.
Also, looking at this from a quasi-legal point of view...the premise for this round is that both picks are eligible: You pick A (fail, because someone else has picked him) and B (pass, nobody else picked him). You're then required to pick C (a player who meets the general criteria and whose stint at club X did not coincide with player B's). All fair and well. But if player A wasn't eligible to begin with (because he had been picked in a previous round) the very premise crumbles, doesn't it?
So, if you're running this thing, what do you do: Tell the manager that he can't pick A (because he has been picked already, in a previous round) or just register his pick as a "fail"? The latter would seem to indicate that the player was eligible, no? But he clearly wasn't. And this fact, his ineligibility, has consequences beyond the manager not getting his pick. It influences the further proceedings directly - and that is highly dubious, one might argue.
This is why drafts let themselves down....
I think you over thinking this.
What if he the player A had been picked in pick 2 of this round and the player had only been picked by someone in pick 1. He would still be ineligible and falls in the same scenario as yours.
Essentially it is very simple and anto covered it. Mod is under no obligation to baby sit managers. This is quite taxing draft to mod anyway, not checking who or who has not been picked before is very poor form and deserves no mercy from Mod
Such an underrated sport .Aye. It's also how the Nazis got started - and all that. But it's good entertainment - beats table tennis any day.
Aye. It's also how the Nazis got started - and all that. But it's good entertainment - beats table tennis any day.
3 is fine, man. So many players are there, should be okay.Jesus, @AldoPaine18 how about making 4 stages instead of 3? I think plenty of managers won't be getting a player from the banned list, 4 rounds will make it more likely and it's better because managers who won't get a player from that list will look a lot weaker than managers who will
You and Snipers Breath.Am I the only one left to pick?
Also, looking at this from a quasi-legal point of view...the premise for this round is that both picks are eligible: You pick A (fail, because someone else has picked him) and B (pass, nobody else picked him). You're then required to pick C (a player who meets the general criteria and whose stint at club X did not coincide with player B's). All fair and well. But if player A wasn't eligible to begin with (because he had been picked in a previous round) the very premise crumbles, doesn't it?
So, if you're running this thing, what do you do: Tell the manager that he can't pick A (because he has been picked already, in a previous round) or just register his pick as a "fail"? The latter would seem to indicate that the player was eligible, no? But he clearly wasn't. And this fact, his ineligibility, has consequences beyond the manager not getting his pick. It influences the further proceedings directly - and that is highly dubious, one might argue.
Aye. It's also how the Nazis got started - and all that. But it's good entertainment - beats table tennis any day.
Just as long as you realise that it is all your fault.
Well, i would disagree with that too
The pass rule is both players. The 'premise' you are indicating is Player A being the primary, which is not the case. Either A or B passes, the other should be from the same club, so whoever passes becomes the primary.
Second point is a bit redundant, a fail is a fail and player gets added to the banned list. I don't see why already picked in same round, already picked in previous round or being ineligible should make a difference here. All 3 don't match the success criteria and the result should be a equal fail!
I think the idea is that the managers with sheep in the team can't take too big a risk and improve too drastically, while the ones with an already working team deserve a shot at a great player for the good job so far. 3 rounds seem a great choice to me (there are also 3 German players available, so I can take three shots )Jesus, @AldoPaine18 how about making 4 stages instead of 3? I think plenty of managers won't be getting a player from the banned list, 4 rounds will make it more likely and it's better because managers who won't get a player from that list will look a lot weaker than managers who will
@AldoPaine18
Oi, can we start this after this round is finished (and adjust deadlines accordingly)?. I would like to see the full banned pool, before I make a pick, in case the last round adds an player I might be interested in!
No, as I said if you manage to get someone from the banned list you have to swap him with someone in the squad.Oh, and btw @AldoPaine18 does this addition makes 13 players per team?
We already have 12 now and one more pick pending!
No, as I said if you manage to get someone from the banned list you have to swap him with someone in the squad.
Final squads will all be of 12 players.
I missed that
What happens to the swapped player? Does he get added to the pool for subsequent rounds for other managers?
After a successful pick should a manager PM you on swapped players?
Still this gives option to be rid of 2 sheep! Makes interesting game henceforth, but still
I missed that
What happens to the swapped player? Does he get added to the pool for subsequent rounds for other managers?
After a successful pick should a manager PM you on swapped players?
Still this gives option to be rid of 2 sheep! Makes interesting game henceforth, but still
Such an underrated sport .
Same here, I play it as well.Aye, I actually enjoy a bit of ping pong.
No, once you get one player you don't then pick another player if you are successful in round 1.
Well, i would disagree with that too
The pass rule is both players. The 'premise' you are indicating is Player A being the primary, which is not the case. Either A or B passes, the other should be from the same club, so whoever passes becomes the primary.
Second point is a bit redundant, a fail is a fail and player gets added to the banned list. I don't see why already picked in same round, already picked in previous round or being ineligible should make a difference here. All 3 don't match the success criteria and the result should be a equal fail!
Aye, I actually enjoy a bit of ping pong.
That's the spirit. It's boring to watch, but a great sport to play, imo.Same here, I play it as well.
Such an underrated sport .
Someone is going to get a stupidly good player in this round.
Someone is going to get a stupidly good player in this round.
I actually have a rooftop with a table on it. I'm quite good too, not a pro obviously but really good. Great game.That's the spirit. It's boring to watch, but a great sport to play, imo.
I'm liking the blocked element in this last round though. There will be an evil sort of pleasure, knowing you've thwarted someone from getting an incredible/vital pick.
I just realised, that I have to pick someone in the first round, even if I plan to go for the player I want in the 2nd round. Let's say I go for Messi first, just to mess with you guys, block Matthäus with the plan to pick Matthäus in the 2nd round, then I end up with Messi and can't pick again. That would be weird, Messi benched in the game, because I don't want to screw up my theme.
Decent option from the bench, though. Super-sub, even.
Unproven from there really. Not convinced that he could change the flow of the game.