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Permanent rolling lockout in 2013

Started by dmac07, November 30, 2012, 03:53:14 PM

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Quote from: tbagrocks on January 09, 2013, 02:52:48 AM
I'm not big on DT talk as I live ff, but the ratio there is aboit 5/14 for a no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Seriously wtf are the imbisiles thinking? Worst thing they could ever do!

Surely the Captain will be locked at partial lockout? Simply cannot allow that advantage all year

I Will just have Walker as VC every game ;D

Are you saying that only 5 out of 14 DT Talk writers were against the rolling lockout? If so I'm staggered by that.

Grazz

I think what he's trying to say is out of every 19 coaches 5 dont mind it and 14 dont want it.
The pole has had 2114 people vote, 1496 (71%) dont want it and 618 (21%) support it.

youl_R_FCK

flower I didn't really think of that. if were playing footy satdy and there is any late outs I'm going to have to come of the filed mad change my team haha

tom_scully

Can't believe all the whinging going on about rule changes this year. FFS people, it's a free game. If anything the rule changes make it more challenging because we have to change our strategy every year. No one on earth is so pathetic that they will be standing by their computer checking late outs and updating their SC team all weekend, so relax a bit everyone. If you want to eradicate something put your time towards something important like third world poverty or saving the amazon.

jimmytigs

Quote from: tom_scully on January 10, 2013, 03:52:42 PM
Can't believe all the whinging going on about rule changes this year. FFS people, it's a free game. If anything the rule changes make it more challenging because we have to change our strategy every year. No one on earth is so pathetic that they will be standing by their computer checking late outs and updating their SC team all weekend, so relax a bit everyone. If you want to eradicate something put your time towards something important like third world poverty or saving the amazon.

let me be the first to assure you that your wrong,i am pathetic,from sunday night to friday afternoon i barhop & flower bargirls in angeles city philippines,i stop briefly on tuesdays to check the injury lists,then on thursday afternoons at 4pm(philippines time)to get the teams,then from 2pm on friday i am not to be disturbed till sunday afternoon 5pm,as aside from a 6am saturday trip to the gym & a 10am trip to the hypermarket at the plaza to do some shopping on saturday im either watching the live games or logging into dt sc & sportal afl fantasy-so sorry but i am pathetic

Justin Bieber

Ling lockout is goooonnnnneee and 2 trades per week are in ::)

Justin Bieber

And rolling lockout is goooonnnneeee

PowerBug

ROLLING LOCKOUT IS GONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



LET THE CELEBRATIONS BEGIN!!!!! ;D ;D
Leader of the King Karl Amon fan club
Coach of WXV side Rio De Janeiro Jaguars
2023 SC: Rank 126

tbagrocks

I would say there never was a rolling lockout for DreamTeam and people just assumed the SuperCoach article was boung for DT as well, also guessing there never was 30 trades and that was only ever SC

PowerBug

So teh 2 games have different rules now? Surely not....
Leader of the King Karl Amon fan club
Coach of WXV side Rio De Janeiro Jaguars
2023 SC: Rank 126

tbagrocks

Yeah unfortunatelly the game has been made for hacks, really pathetic and cowardly of them

Toga

Dayne Beams became an elite fantasty football scorer in 2012
AFL FANTASY coaches will be allowed to make two trades a week, every round this season.

The change gives coaches a maximum of 46 trades, up from 24 in 2012.

However, with trades still limited to two per round, they cannot be saved up for later use.

The increased number of trades is one of several changes to the AFL's official fantasy game.

The field structure has also been altered, with gameday squads now featuring six defenders, eight midfielders, two ruckmen and six forwards.

In previous seasons it has been seven-six-two-seven.

And coaches will also be allowed to set four emergencies each round, up from three in past seasons.

This gives teams the ability to cover for late changes on every line â€" backs, midfield, rucks and forwards â€" for the first time in the game's history.

By popular demand, the green dot has been reinstated, giving coaches an easy snapshot of the ins and outs for their team every Thursday night.

Unlike its major competitor, AFL Fantasy will not introduce a rolling lockout, with teams to be locked at the bounce of the first game of each round.

This allows coaches the freedom to set their team for the weekend without having to worry about checking back before every match for late changes.

It makes AFL Fantasy the game for those who want to have a life beyond fantasy football.

As has already be announced, there will be a change in scoring during the bye rounds, with only the 18 best scores across each coach's squad to count.

And AFL Fantasy will continue with the same, easy to understand scoring system, which makes it easier for coaches to follow the progress of their players during matches.

An announcement on new game formats will be made in the coming weeks.

Windigo

No rolling lockout is great news, unlimited trades is not.  >:(

Grazz

Unlimited trades are you kidding me. Wheres the challenge in that. Think id prefer a rolling lockout than 46 trades. :(

kilbluff1985

Quote from: Grazz on January 11, 2013, 01:44:00 PM
Unlimited trades are you kidding me. Wheres the challenge in that. Think id prefer a rolling lockout than 46 trades. :(

44 trades mate lol