NA Community Rep Post - April-June Term

[Oatmeal]

Problem: LG gf team(yoshie,russian,havoc,waste)monopoly is ruining the competitiveness of small groupfighting tournaments/leagues.

Solution: Make each one a captain of separate teams.

/thread

The LG human centipede has plagued competitive gf tourneys


just do a draft and make them all the captains

[JollyCanadian]

Problem: LG gf team(yoshie,russian,havoc,waste)monopoly is ruining the competitiveness of small groupfighting tournaments/leagues.

Solution: Make each one a captain of separate teams.

/thread

smh

I for agree with MATT.

He is the most logical one here and the best so he's right

[Windflower]

Added a new poll to further poll the community


poll

[Wastee]

Russian and I only play together

[BabyJesus]

The problem with the draft league is teams are gonna implode

[Unitater]

The problem with the draft league is teams are gonna implode

just force people to play together and not have trade periods like WPC, since that imploded the teams

[BabyJesus]

The problem with the draft league is teams are gonna implode

just force people to play together and not have trade periods like WPC, since that imploded the teams

well aftershock imploded because everyone quit on the team. Obviously stuff like transfers were just retarded and shouldn’t be implemented

Pretty much as long as it’s better run than WPC it should be fine

[Yvrul]

I'd rather see more work done to revive the casual side of NA. It will eventually have a domino effect on the competitive side. For some reason, since 2016ish NA has been die hard on 1v1/groupfights only and a lot of CR try to do more tournaments or get more bad regiments to 1v1 really good regiments then after a month if that they disband and that's the end.

When was the last time a competitive regiment went to a casual line battle? 6te and Jakes 41st are the last two I can think of. 3eVolt, 54th, 63e, PSG, 9y hell even Law's 91st use to do casual line battles every week.

That's just me though.

[BabyJesus]

LG did got to a couple casual events before moraines league started. We also did mod events which I actually enjoyed quite bit

[Wastee]

LG did got to a couple casual events before moraines league started. We also did mod events which I actually enjoyed quite bit

Been thinking of bringing us to that Siege Linebattle thing I've just been pretty busy

[BabyJesus]

LG did got to a couple casual events before moraines league started. We also did mod events which I actually enjoyed quite bit

Been thinking of bringing us to that Siege Linebattle thing I've just been pretty busy

too busy banging underage girls and sharing a smoothie with 4 guys?

[Windflower]

I'd rather see more work done to revive the casual side of NA. It will eventually have a domino effect on the competitive side. For some reason, since 2016ish NA has been die hard on 1v1/groupfights only and a lot of CR try to do more tournaments or get more bad regiments to 1v1 really good regiments then after a month if that they disband and that's the end.

When was the last time a competitive regiment went to a casual line battle? 6te and Jakes 41st are the last two I can think of. 3eVolt, 54th, 63e, PSG, 9y hell even Law's 91st use to do casual line battles every week.

That's just me though.

I'm gonna try to put a focus on that after comp gets a little sorted out because the comp community is also the FSE community and it needs some direct heals right now. But I think the LG did casual events when they first reformed and also I feel like a lot of the older players got tired/worn out of casual events which is understandable. But your opinion is noted.

[Fartknocker]

It wasn't the trading that was broken in WPC, it was the ability to leave the team you were on without consequence. As a player you shouldn't have the power to say "fuck it i'd rather be on that team." and then join a different team. Trades would have to be approved by the commissioner of the league to prevent stacking. We could have a trade deadline as well (ex: week 3 of a 6 week season).

Also if we do a prize pool, there is a better way of doing salaries. We can make it so that the salary of the player is the cut of the prize they would receive. Max salary could be $100 and minimum could be $20 or something like that. We could also base salaries off of draft position so that if you are a first round pick you will get a higher cut of the prize. Salary negotiations could also be a thing to make it more like real life but that'd be pushing it.

Sidenote: I also agree with Lurvy. We need the casual side to grow.

[BabyJesus]

Salaries aren’t needed imo.

[Fartknocker]

Salaries aren’t needed imo.

Yeah there doesn't have to be but it puts a different spin on it