I can't say any of these issues bother me as much as you, but I get it. I'm wondering if you'd get more traction on your issues if you had made separate threads for each issue.
The fastest way of win in BB now it's buy a bunch of old players and train game shape (...) in my opinion that's one of the causes for killing bb now
I understand the game shape thing. It would be more fair if getting better game shape was only possible through minute management. Perhaps by simply removing game shape training as suggested in this thread
(258172.1) would alleviate your concerns.
That being said, I think buying old players should be a legit strategy for trying to win quickly. NBA teams do it all the time, not always with success. Perhaps BuzzerBeater is out of balance though, I'm not certain.
I give you an example, in NBA the Spurs make some players rest and where punished for that. I think a possible solution would be lower ticket revenues for the next games, even the cup would gain new interest because the teams of lower divisions would have better chance vs teams of top divisions.
I definitely agree with you. Teams tank in real life. That being said, you generally don't see games with an 80 point margin of victory, which you do see in BB. Even in the finals, you'll see the superior team tank a game by 80 points, to get one last home game. Imagine that happened in the NBA Finals? People would lose it. I have no issue with their being a harsh penalty for it in terms of ticket revenue.
look inside still dominates
When I look at Look Inside, it still seems overpowered in terms of how many shots are taken where and the shot percentages in those locations. That being said, I don't think everyone has adjusted and trained for shot blocking changes, salary formula changes and game-day tactic guessing. I am concerned that if you continue to make changes that we'll swing too far in the other direction.
...creating "Utopia" despite the fact it totally ruins in-game economics.
That's temporary. It was a one time influx of demand on the lower end of the transfer market. Once those teams get stronger and a greater diversity emerges the market will level off.
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