Some ideas for WIS for some new worlds:

The Working Stiff World -- a two a day world that would only run on weekdays. Recruiting world always start on Monday at 12 and run through Friday. Cycles would only occur during "work hours" (8 AM - 8 PM Eastern).

The Weekender -- the opposite of the working stiff for guys who can't check WIS at work. Recruiting happens in one weekend, 4 games a day.

Super Turbo World - For the hardcore HDer. Recruiting cycles happen every 30 minutes, games sim every hour, the whole season takes three or four days.

World Alblack56 -- this world has no DI and alblack56 gets a team in every conference.

World colonels -- this world has a true RNG. Each time the engine needs a random number the process halts and waits for a WIS employee to roll a six-sided die. Seasons take approximately one year and cost $12,950.

World porkpower - the usual class size rule is reversed in this world -- all classes must be at least six players.
2/5/2010 3:08 PM
LOL * LOL
2/5/2010 3:14 PM
A super turbo world would be truly awesome. Just 1 of them though, something like 4 or 8 games a day and the same recruiting cycles (or maybe 90 minute cycles) would be awesome. I just don't think they could do it, but if there was just one of them, I guarantee the hardcore-ers would be there.
2/5/2010 3:16 PM
the super-turbo world would have to be like $1 or $2 otherwise I wouldn't do it haha.
2/5/2010 3:19 PM
...and a few more

Ghost Ship World -- coaches must buy a 10-pak but no recruiting or team management is allowed. Games sim once per week but that's ok because they'll never know.

Coach Chat World -- a 2-a-day world where a minimum of 3 posts per coach per game is required. Anyone not meeting this standard will be talked about rudely.

Emily Post World -- a 1 game per day world where politeness rules. No coach may recruit a player another coach is already recruiting without asking permission first. No booster gifts allowed of course. The losing coach must congratulate the winning coach after every game. Anyone trashing WIS or the game engine will be permabanned.

Rulz R 4 Loozers World -- 3 games per day. 15 player teams. No players complaining about playing time. No fouls called. No injuries. No booster penalties. No study hall. No AC emails.

2/5/2010 4:50 PM
I give hannibal an A+ for creativity...super turbo would be kinda cool if the price was low enough
2/5/2010 5:54 PM
Oldresorter World: If you don't win a national title within four seasons, you're fired. If your son does not win a national title within six seasons, you must put him up for adoption.

Vandydave World: Fullcourt press is banned, all coaches must post about how they walked uphill both ways in the early days of HD, and only Duke and Vanderbilt can achieve an A+ prestige.

VegasKevin World: No recruiting budgets; instead, recruits commit based on how nasty someone is to their fellow coaches. Coaches that provide civil forum answers get placed on probation and lose a scholarship. Second violation results in a swift kick to the nuts.

Rails World: The nation's 10 best recruits are always in Minnesota.

Poach World: There are fewer recruits than available scholarships, all distances cost the same, no considering credit and you receive a mild electric shock if you sign a player without battling for him. (Patent pending for "HD Shock" technology.)
2/6/2010 8:07 AM
Quote: Originally Posted By _hannibal_ on 2/05/2010

World colonels -- this world has a true RNG. Each time the engine needs a random number the process halts and waits for a WIS employee to roll a six-sided die. Seasons take approximately one year and cost $12,950.

LOFL! Well played *clap*
2/6/2010 9:32 AM
Quote: Originally posted by shampton91 on 2/05/2010I give hannibal an A+ for creativity...super turbo would be kinda cool if the price was low enough

ive seen that idea on the forum like 10 times already
2/6/2010 11:14 AM
Quote: Originally posted by dalter on 2/06/2010Oldresorter World: If you don't win a national title within four seasons, you're fired. If your son does not win a national title within six seasons, you must put him up for adoption.

This one made me laugh very hard.
2/6/2010 11:29 AM
Quote: Originally posted by tkimble on 2/06/2010
Quote: Originally posted by dalter on 2/06/2010Oldresorter World: If you don't win a national title within four seasons, you're fired. If your son does not win a national title within six seasons, you must put him up for adoption.
This one made me laugh very hard.

QFT
2/6/2010 11:47 AM
Woohoo! I must be dreaming!
2/6/2010 12:12 PM
Quote: Originally Posted By dalter on 2/06/2010
Oldresorter World: If you don't win a national title within four seasons, you're fired. If your son does not win a national title within six seasons, you must put him up for adoption.

Vandydave World: Fullcourt press is banned, all coaches must post about how they walked uphill both ways in the early days of HD, and only Duke and Vanderbilt can achieve an A+ prestige.

VegasKevin World: No recruiting budgets; instead, recruits commit based on how nasty someone is to their fellow coaches. Coaches that provide civil forum answers get placed on probation and lose a scholarship. Second violation results in a swift kick to the nuts.

Rails World: The nation's 10 best recruits are always in Minnesota.

Poach World: There are fewer recruits than available scholarships, all distances cost the same, no considering credit and you receive a mild electric shock if you sign a player without battling for him. (Patent pending for "HD Shock" technology.)

priceless
2/6/2010 9:10 PM
Oldave World: CC posts have a minimum of 500 characters, and are required after every loss, as well as at least one per week after a win.

2/6/2010 9:33 PM

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