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24956.26 in reply to 24956.25
Date: 4/19/2008 1:59:38 AM
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This will not unbalance the economy. The separation between the tournaments needs to be done. it's almost a bug. it's incorrect. And sellouts for 3 games won't unbalance anything.


The BBs disagree.

I asked about this very thing in Season 1 or 2, and that was the answer given.

The BBs are very adamant about not making changes to the economy without a good idea of what the long-term effect is.

If it was discussed in Season 1 or 2 and nothing is changed, then it's quite likely that they think the current model is the best thing for the economy at this point.

Is that subject to change? Of course, everything is subject to change. I just don't think it's very likely.

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24956.27 in reply to 24956.26
Date: 4/19/2008 2:21:33 AM
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a 300k revenue match split in half would result in 150k each.

I seriously don't see how 150k can hurt global economy.

seriously, I think I'm more in this argument for the sake of reality than anything else.
I'm pretty sure Borobia and Alvares Cabral get way better income from the league than from the cup, it's just sad to see a tournament final being weighed as importantly as a regular season match whenever.

moreover, I don't see the use in making a good run in the cup right now. in order to make a good cup run most teams would probably have to sacrifice their league, or at least lose a couple of winnable matches, and by doing so, that team loses audience in the cup as well, and gets very little financial compensation. Left alone the fact that the team will have to deal with the effects on audience of those loses for the rest of the season.

it doesn't look good...

which I think might just be one of the reasons we don't get to see something like 8, 9, 10, really strong teams close to the finals.

Last edited by LA-André at 4/19/2008 2:22:46 AM

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24956.28 in reply to 24956.26
Date: 4/19/2008 1:00:38 PM
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The BBs disagree.

I asked about this very thing in Season 1 or 2, and that was the answer given.

The BBs are very adamant about not making changes to the economy without a good idea of what the long-term effect is.

If it was discussed in Season 1 or 2 and nothing is changed, then it's quite likely that they think the current model is the best thing for the economy at this point.

Is that subject to change? Of course, everything is subject to change. I just don't think it's very likely.

Ok, so I will talk to the BBs and see what THEY really have to say. That's not a big problem.

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24956.29 in reply to 24956.28
Date: 4/19/2008 4:59:19 PM
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Post back the answer so we all know ;)

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24956.30 in reply to 24956.29
Date: 4/19/2008 7:37:16 PM
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I don't know if there will be a simple answer, because I guess we need to discuss the subject throughly. Because the fan intelligence in the game is wrong and needs to be fixed, and I believe for a fact that the economy won't become unbalanced (it will actually be going towards the right way, since the way it is now is simply wrong for Cup teams), so I need to discuss with them and then we'll see.

From: jimrtex

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24956.31 in reply to 24956.25
Date: 4/21/2008 10:47:26 PM
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One thing that has to be figured out is how to scale the cup v. league play.

League play is 22 games vs. an NBA season of 82 games. But the cup can be 12 games. If the cup were scaled proportionately, it would be like having a 45-game cup competition, but with some teams playing only 2 or 3 games.