I highly doubt I'll pay for more seasons unless it comes a lot more stable, but I still have a few left.

I'm not thrilled with the engine as it is right now but I'm willing to be patient.

I think I'm the one that started that BEast thread, so I'll comment.

I'm pretty sure next season will be my last in Knight, but it doesn't really have too much to do with the update.  The new release had stuff I like (press toned-down) and stuff I didn't really like (new recruits), but overall I don't think it made too much difference to me.  The changes aren't driving me away, but there also is nothing new that really compels me to stay.

For me, the bottom line is that I've just slowly lost interest over time.  I've played 2 1/2 years now, and done pretty much everything I wanted to do when I started.  I won't complain about the game - I think it's fun.  I've enjoyed it, but I'm just not that in to it anymore, and because of that it's probably time for somebody else to get a shot at UConn.

I originally started this account for a one-season free team, and now I think I've played all 28 seasons in Knight on that freehd season, one 5-pack, and rewards points.  I'll be using up my rewards points over the next season or two, but after that, I don't think I'll be back.

I understand...

who hoo leaving knight means there will be jobs for me to move up into hahaha

can y'all put this off a couple more seasons? I'm just starting in D I in Knight, and need more time to boost my resume. Thanks.

I'm not going anywhere. I just purchased more seasons, using mostly reward points

I was loving HD until I A., lost to just an awful SIM last night and B., lost my first EVER player to academic eligibility last night.  Oh ,and it's my top 20-ish ranked stud PF who's been promised a start, etc.  So put those two together and yes, I'm definitely looking at spending my expendable cash elsewhere. 

js, if you were loving HD before, I can't fathom that the events you described could possibly be enough to completely reverse course like that. Methinks you need to take a day or two and calm down, because that's just not a big deal (particularly the ineligible).

I started out trying to support seble as much as possible. I've grown considerably more frustrated over the last several months. I went from four teams to three, thinking about reducing more but I won't be leaving altogether.

The sad thing is that a thread like this isn't really useful because so few people actually post regularly in the forums.

In Phelan there are 9 openings in the Big 6 conferences, been a while since it's been that high, I think.  Even Naismith is seeing D-1 coaches tired of the game and leaving.
Im not sure how long I will stay to beta test this product.

Posted by jslotman on 7/28/2010 6:47:00 AM (view original):
I was loving HD until I A., lost to just an awful SIM last night and B., lost my first EVER player to academic eligibility last night.  Oh ,and it's my top 20-ish ranked stud PF who's been promised a start, etc.  So put those two together and yes, I'm definitely looking at spending my expendable cash elsewhere. 

I have lost my starting center right before the NT to grades like 3 times now with teams I thought could make deep post season runs. Yeah, for some reason its always my center. And it never gets any less annoying.

I will be reducing teams and probably leaving by the end of the year, maybe sooner.  I really dislike everything about the new engine.  I am not sure it is better in any way.  I would like to say I will play on rewards points for awhile, but I'm not that good.  I will probably cut down to 2-3 teams by the end of August, even dropping my Alma Mater.  Too bad, i used to really like this game.

i'm getting rid of my tx tech team in D1 after this year. sticking with d3 bowdoin and linfield. may only keep bowdoin as that was my original team and only one i have even the slightest interest in right now. do not like how the updates are working and how little has changed since the initial rollout even though there are still issues with rebounding, fouls, FTs and huge discrpeencies in wins.