Talk Fantasy Football

Edit this thread got a little side tracked so Sann is compiling this list to keep thingsa bit easier to follow

http://www.thenaf.net/blood-bowl/online/bb2/


Can someone tell us all the changes cyanide made to crp in one place please?

So far I can see.
Av8 to human catchers which I'm not bothered about, cheaper ogre (I believe) which is good.

Some stadium rules sound like good additions others sound terrible.

The laughably bad excuse for a bretonnian roster. My God what we're they thinking.....

Are there any others ? And exactly how does the stadium stuff work?

Orc Blitzer price raised to 90 K.

90k Orc Blitzers
Many skills not optional
Bank at 150k
Ageing (players have a chance to retire after ~80 games, the chance increasing as games are played)
Marketplace

Stadium Upgrades (requires a "level 2 stadium" for 100k then another 100k to purchase:

• Referee Rest Area: Both teams receive 1 bribe
  Astrogranite: +1 to Armor Rolls from failed GFIs
  ElfTurf: -1 to Armor Rolls from failed GFIs
  Royal Box: Doubles all gains and losses of Fan Factor
  Squig Sandwich Stand: Throw a Rock and Get the Ref events are cancelled
  Nuffle altar: Star players cost $50,000 less.
  Magic Dome: The Weather always starts as Nice and Changing Weather kickoff event is cancelled.
  Magician's Shop: Both teams get a wizard.
  Security Gate: Riot and Pitch Invasion kick-off events are cancelled
  Beer Stand: +1 on Inj Rolls for players pushed off pitch.

There may be more.

dode74 wrote:90k Orc Blitzersabout time they were the same as human blitzers
Many skills not optional Is this just a bug or have they changed the rules?
Bank at 150k Personally I don't like it because it hurts the weakest teams in the game like halflings and vampires more than Elves or Dwarves for example, but its not that bad.
Ageing (players have a chance to retire after ~80 games, the chance increasing as games are played) They brought ageing back? did they nerf CPOMB? also how does it work?
Marketplace How does it work?

Stadium Upgrades (requires a "level 2 stadium" for 100k then another 100k to purchase: Do these add to a teams TV? also what happens if one team has astrogranite and the other has elf turf? or is there a home team now? infact would you mind explaining exatly how this all works?

• Referee Rest Area: Both teams receive 1 bribe fine
  Astrogranite: +1 to Armor Rolls from failed GFIs fine though should be for everything really
  ElfTurf: -1 to Armor Rolls from failed GFIs fine though should be for everything really
  Royal Box: Doubles all gains and losses of Fan Factor fine
  Squig Sandwich Stand: Throw a Rock and Get the Ref events are cancelled fine
  Nuffle altar: Star players cost $50,000 less. erm what???? this is pretty stupid, Goblins have 1 star player that is 60k so will now only be 10k? HAHA
  Magic Dome: The Weather always starts as Nice and Changing Weather kickoff event is cancelled. fine
  Magician's Shop: Both teams get a wizard. WTF terrible, should be a wizard cancelling pitch not a gain a wizard
  Security Gate: Riot and Pitch Invasion kick-off events are cancelled fine
  Beer Stand: +1 on Inj Rolls for players pushed off pitch.

great

There may be more.

Thank you for that list, my comments in red above. Seems like they have really gone to town with the changes, some are pretty terrible.Also it says Chef is 100k on their web site now, is this for everyone or is it just a mistake on their site, also any nerfs or changes to skill functionality?
Thanks,
G

Ageing, as far as I read it on their website:

A newly recruited player is about 17 to 19 years old.
Every 8 matches a years has passed in ingame time.
At age 31, there is a 40 % chance of him retiring.
At age 32, the chance of him retiring gets up to 60 %.
At age 33, the player retires, no matter what.

So, in a worst case scenario, your player starts at age 19 und retires at age 31.
31 - 19 = 12 years. 12 x 8 = 96 matches.

Best case scenario, player start with 17 and retires at age 33.
33 - 17 = 16 years. 16 x 8 = 128 matches.

Regash wrote:Ageing, as far as I read it on their website:

A newly recruited player is about 17 to 19 years old.
Every 8 matches a years has passed in ingame time.
At age 31, there is a 40 % chance of him retiring.
At age 32, the chance of him retiring gets up to 60 %.
At age 33, the player retires, no matter what.

So, in a worst case scenario, your player starts at age 19 und retires at age 31.
31 - 19 = 12 years. 12 x 8 = 96 matches.

Best case scenario, player start with 17 and retires at age 33.
33 - 17 = 16 years. 16 x 8 = 128 matches.

So players can only play 128 matches ever, after which they are retired. Pfft this is stupid. Also what about undead players, do they age? and do elves and dwarves live the same length of time as humans? deary me....

You can supplement your inducement allowance with treasury.

Many bugs, but because Cyanide/Focus are doing their usual "no communication" it's impossible to know if some differences are errors, bugs or intended.

Gaixo wrote:You can supplement your inducement allowance with treasury.

Whoa, what?

Oh for crying out loud, I hope you're not serious. Can you imagine the disputes that's going to cause in league play if some people assume that's the way it should be handled normally?

Like the job of a commish isn't hard enough as it is.

Shteve0 wrote:

Gaixo wrote:You can supplement your inducement allowance with treasury.

Whoa, what?

Oh for crying out loud, I hope you're not serious. Can you imagine the disputes that's going to cause in league play if some people assume that's the way it should be handled normally?

Like the job of a commish isn't hard enough as it is.

Yeah, back to sneak hiring sigh.... Also there is a bug with this. I saw the low tv team declaring first after which the high tv team went.

What a mess.

garion wrote:I saw the low tv team declaring first after which the high tv team went.

That, and the fact that the journeymen are being added to the team AFTER TV matching has done its job, are helping make this one giant f*ckball.

dode74 wrote:

garion wrote:I saw the low tv team declaring first after which the high tv team went.

That, and the fact that the journeymen are being added to the team AFTER TV matching has done its job, are helping make this one giant f*ckball.

Lol that's mental. Do you know any answers to the questions I asked in red above?

Thanks.

Using money from treasury for inducements is the bank rule.

I don't.

Yup the problem is how it's handled though with low tv going first