Team Bank Rules 2.0

[WizardsGM]

Questions:

1. Is there an exact date every year that FA exceptions are removed?
2. When you increase loyalty or decrease greed "by 10" how do we relate this to letter grades? For example, if he's a C-, how do we know how much TBD is needed to make him an A?

[KingsGM]

It would make sense if we are on a letter grade system to have it be a certain TBD amount for each full letter grade improvement.

[SonicsGM]

Questions:

1. Is there an exact date every year that FA exceptions are removed?
2. When you increase loyalty or decrease greed "by 10" how do we relate this to letter grades? For example, if he's a C-, how do we know how much TBD is needed to make him an A?

I mean, you went to school once upon a time. Pull up a syllabus in a class where it's 90/80/70/60

[KingsGM]

I mean, you went to school once upon a time.

I don't think that any of us can confirm this.

[BucksGM]

Questions:

1. Is there an exact date every year that FA exceptions are removed?
2. When you increase loyalty or decrease greed "by 10" how do we relate this to letter grades? For example, if he's a C-, how do we know how much TBD is needed to make him an A?

1. No, depends on the day the player signed.
2. When I did Kirkland's play for winner, I said bring it down whatever it takes and Chris then told me it had been 60 points I think. We can't do it by letter grade because Chris doesn't see the letter grade when he changes it. He sees the real number, and the letter grade probably changes for everyone just like all scouted ratings. You can do stuff like say "increase him as close to 90 loyalty" or "increase by 30" or things like that.

[MagicGM]

Questions:

1. Is there an exact date every year that FA exceptions are removed?
2. When you increase loyalty or decrease greed "by 10" how do we relate this to letter grades? For example, if he's a C-, how do we know how much TBD is needed to make him an A?

1. No, depends on the day the player signed.
2. When I did Kirkland's play for winner, I said bring it down whatever it takes and Chris then told me it had been 60 points I think. We can't do it by letter grade because Chris doesn't see the letter grade when he changes it. He sees the real number, and the letter grade probably changes for everyone just like all scouted ratings. You can do stuff like say "increase him as close to 90 loyalty" or "increase by 30" or things like that.

Do this.

[WizardsGM]

Questions:

1. Is there an exact date every year that FA exceptions are removed?
2. When you increase loyalty or decrease greed "by 10" how do we relate this to letter grades? For example, if he's a C-, how do we know how much TBD is needed to make him an A?

1. No, depends on the day the player signed.
2. When I did Kirkland's play for winner, I said bring it down whatever it takes and Chris then told me it had been 60 points I think. We can't do it by letter grade because Chris doesn't see the letter grade when he changes it. He sees the real number, and the letter grade probably changes for everyone just like all scouted ratings. You can do stuff like say "increase him as close to 90 loyalty" or "increase by 30" or things like that.

Do this.

Thanks guys

[WizardsGM]

Extend a players contract by 1 year
(UPDATE: PRICE ALSO APPLIES NOW TO CONVERTING A PLAYER OPTION TO A REGULAR, DEFAULT SALARY)

final year salary from 332,000 to 1,499,999 .............. $600
final year salary from 1,500,000 to 5,999,999.......... $1000
final year salary from 6,000,000 to max................ $1500

- An extension is always done at 20% increase from the last salary
- You can extend a contract once per contract, for one year.
- You cannot extend players on MLE and LLE exceptions
- You cannot extend players after converting player options to regular salaries.