Depth Chart Format

[ClippersGM]

IL: player 1/player 2/player 3

C: player 1/player 2/player 3
PF: player 1/player 2/player 3
SF: player 1/player 2/player 3
SG: player 1/player 2/player 3
PG: player 1/player 2/player 3

Offensive Key Players:
player 1/player 2/player 3

Pace: (Very Slow, Slow, Normal, Fast, Very Fast)
Trap Frequency: (Never, Sometimes, Normal, Often, Always)
Press Frequency: (Never, Sometimes, Normal, Often, Always)
Offensive Focus: (Inside, Outside, Balanced)


Any changes made from your previous DC should be bolded
If you dont want to make any changes from your previous DC write "same"
If you want to have the CPU run your team for some reason (not recommended), write "CPU." Please pick some players to put on IR to get to 12 active players though so the commish doesn't have to make that decision.
Also you don't have to write "not used," "bench," "11th/12th man". You can if you want, but there's no place to input that into the program as the commish, so you're wasting your time.
 

[Todd]

FYI

When requesting a CPU DC, the "injured list" still needs to be entered by the commish. In future, when you request a CPU DC, please identify who you want on the IL to help this along.

[MagicGM]

I added the last two lines to the first post (one is just re-stating what Todd said about the IR, because it sucks for the commish to have to pick players to IR for someone), and then clarifying that writing out bench players or 11th/12th man doesn't do anything. You can do it if you want but you're literally wasting your time. There is not a place to put that into the program. Players which are not on the IR and not in your DC might be picked (by the computer) to replace injured players, however, the computer decides that. Writing in the order of your bench does nothing.

[MagicGM]

As a gentle reminder, please don't write "treat as new" except in the following limited circumstances:

1. Your previous DC was CPU'd.  In this situation, you don't know what to bold, and it's helpful to flag for the commish that he should be reading every line to make sure it's still accurate.
2. Your new DC literally only has like, two things which weren't changed from the previous DC.  If even a third of it is the same, you are wasting so much of the commish's time.  I know you don't want to have to bold a ton of changes, but think about how much time it takes to input all of them.  You're basically just saying that your time is more important than mine because you don't want to bold, but you're going to make me read every line carefully even though only half of them are actually different.

Much love,
Chris