Posted by dedelman on 5/8/2015 8:01:00 AM (view original):
Posted by MikeT23 on 5/8/2015 7:50:00 AM (view original):
Two things(one we need to know, the 2nd I hope they can make happen):
1. What will determine projections for domestic/international prospects? If it's domestic/international scouting, very little changes. The only difference is we won't be able to see development patterns for other teams' prospects. If you spend 18m on HS scouting and take a HS player, you'll know where he should end up. If it's ADV, it's a pretty big change. However, you're starting at the same level as 90% of your world(in all likelihood). Nothing to complain about.
2. This is what I'd like to see. Do away with the Budget Analysis page. There is no reason that I should know what other owners have in any category beyond current payroll.
#2 is even more important now with these changes. A potential trading partner's scouting budget is going to be really important in evaluating trades-- but that should be information I have no right to know.
We're making assumptions on what ADV will affect but yes.
An owner with 20 ADV makes me an offer. His offer includes the previous season's #6 pick. Looks pretty good to me with my 0 ADV. Then I see that he had 0/0 in domestic scouting. So what he got was the best of a very limited pool. I shouldn't know any of this. To me, I should see the offer that includes the #6 overall from last season and have to determine what he's worth using my projections.
Had a similar offer this season in MG. 25m IFA that didn't look like much with my 0 ADV or his currents. So I did my homework. When he signed, how much IFA scouting the owner had, who else was signed, how much and when and how much IFA scouting those owners had. I felt it was a "Better sign someone now" rather than a 25m IFA signing. If I didn't know how much every owner in the IFA market had budgeted, the outcome might have been different.