1. The app is a great idea.

2. Continuing to work on the product keeps users in.

3. More promotions to get new players are needed.  They are out there.

Posted by stinenavy on 6/27/2011 8:08:00 PM (view original):
Update please.

hmm... i suppose. ill see if i can't do it over the weekend.

Much rather see the dynasty rankings...

its pretty much all or nothing

well thats not true - but its dynasty rankings as the basis, then misc crap on top like this. but once i do misc crap like this ,dynasty rankings are definitely part of it.

I currently have 2 teams, one needed 7 recruits, the second needed only 3.  I have benefited from good coaching on the second team with a 2nd place finish in conf, and a top 32 recruiting class for my first with the team.  However my other Puget Sound, is awful.  7 Frosh (1s a walk on) and to top it off, the additional monies I would have had roll over to my next season (about 6 g in D3 not a small amount), I lost because of the walk on, which I had to take because of the 6 scholarships in one season.  That sucked.  It doesn't make sense for a system limitation to have that much of a negative on a team.  As a player, I am not happy about that, but I am trying to build a successful team there.

The problem I have is that there is not enough going on to keep a player coming back a few times a day to check in. With HBD, I find myself looking in on the world chat, waiver wire, etc, and it holds more interest. 

I guess its the nature of the game, that after recruiting things settle down into a predictable pattern, but I go days without seeing any news, or even nonsensical emails from my assistant coach. 

There is a lack of immersion that in my opion doesn't hold the casual fans interest.

Note on the prior post, I benefitted from good prior coaching.  Also I have learned a decent amount of game planning and recruiting from the forums.

Puget Sound was a tough recruiting class, because no transfer was within 900 miles of my school, and with a c prestige, all I got was the 'Puget who' responses to calls.