Posted by mullycj on 5/6/2019 12:05:00 PM (view original):
Its never "fair". The good players will always outshine the bad players. To think you have a better shot at getting to a good DI program now in a new world than our currently empty worlds is wishful thinking.
There is nothing to prevent me from getting to a Big 6 conference in the minimum amount of time in the current environment (starting from scratch) and we don't need to start another empty world to do it.
Something new (like a 3 game/day world) (shutters) would make more sense for the ultra ADD kids out there.
Fair doesn’t mean equal. Fair means effort and skill are duly rewarded. Good players advancing faster than bad players is fair, and I don’t think anyone here disputes that.
A skilled new player would have a much better shot at reaching an A to A+ baseline school in a brand new world than they would in an existing world, where those teams are mostly long term legacy deals, and when they do open up, go to guys with much longer resumes.
I don't think the game necessarily *should* open a new world. That answer would depend on a lot of factors. But as to the question of would I sign up for it, the answer is definitely yes, if it’s a 2x. Maybe, if it’s a 1x. As I’ve said quite a few times, opening a new world is basically the only way to get a world approaching half full for anything more than a season or two, with recruiting as a resource-based commodity game. And eventually that new world would settle to roughly the level of everything else, when the top jobs are taken.
I wouldn’t have designed the game with a limitless number of coaching years. I’d have set a mandatory retire/respawn at 50-60 seasons. But that isn’t the kind of change that will go over well if instituted 100 seasons in.
5/6/2019 7:36 PM (edited)