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264414.37 in reply to 264414.36
Date: 10/23/2014 6:27:42 PM
Durham Wasps
III.1
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Interesting figures. I've been slightly more active in the market so mine are a bit lower.

He was acquired by the current owner 5 days ago = 43%
He was acquired by the current owner 11 days ago = 50%
He was acquired by the current owner 18 days ago = 57%

They must rise faster so they're at the maximum at the same time as before.

He was acquired by the current owner 70 days ago = 91%

Personally I feel the change is a good one, though discussion of something that has already happened seems like arguing about the sun coming up.

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264414.42 in reply to 264414.41
Date: 10/23/2014 8:22:14 PM
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The issue of some here complaining about not having advance notice is valid. It's hard that you decided to go one route and then rules suddenly changed in a whim.

Personal example based on experience. The season the overextention tax came to play was the season I decided to sell of all the players I trained and tried to buy expensive players even if I was going to have a negative balance all season long. I trashed my team before the beginning of the season and redid my entire roster but when the season updates were posted suddenly the overextention tax was announced. I'm not complaining about that feature because I'm the type who likes to train players but a simple heads up in advance would have been nice.



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264414.44 in reply to 264414.40
Date: 10/23/2014 9:17:03 PM
Headless Thompson Gunners
Naismith
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Something to keep in mind of course is how few players I have sold
that keeps the Pct up as we all know
This stat is also key for this pct:
- You have sold 5 players in the past 14 weeks

If I had sold 20 players, the numbers would look a lot different

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264414.46 in reply to 264414.45
Date: 10/24/2014 12:02:47 AM
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Isn't the main purpose to stop people buying for 10k and selling for 300k? Would it really bother anyone if I bought for 100k and sold for 110k? Why not just tax the profit instead of the whole sale

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