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Handicap

Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 10:14 pm
by Walker
Have you noticed that the TR diffrence tends to be less important on higher TR.

An 11 TR difrence is nothing at TR200+ is not at all handicap worthy neither is 26 two handicaps worthy (at least not most ofthe time)

Does anyone have solution for this problem.

I have a few ideas but i'll share them if the topic steams up.

Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 11:20 pm
by DesTroy
What kind of ideas? I haven't really seen any great ideas so far, other than the ones already published in BB.

Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 11:24 pm
by Joemanji
Inducements.

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 12:00 am
by DesTroy
I said "other than the ones already published..." :wink:

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 11:47 am
by Walker
I don't knowanything about anything published. Tell me

i was thinking of putting a TR procentile (%) diffrence (but thet would be a complicated system - but i think the most realistic one) - 10% 1x, 25% 2x, 50%, 3x

the other idea is

if handicaped team tr 170+ 200- the tabel goes 16 x1 36x2 66x3

if hacp team 200+ 250- the table goes 21x1 46x3 86x3

The 3rd idea is:

If handicap team TR 170+ -1 handicap roll
if handcap team TR 200+ -2 handicap roll
and so on


ofcourse this has its flaws. And that is whay i wantedto talkabout it. (the nubers i used are the first that poped in to my head)

what do you think which sytem is the most likely tobe usefull, also which numbers/% to use

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:16 pm
by Trob
I think the problem has been solved with the new PBBL TV rating. Since 10 TR rating on 200+ TR teams can be just 50 SPPs on your way from 126+ to 250 SPPs (prob. not exact numbers :-? ). That can make for no real difference in the playability of the team (skills) but an inflated TR.

Paying for actual skills acquired makes more sense IMO...

regards,
Tr0b

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:20 pm
by gken1
you face the same problems in PBBL.

the 100k difference is alot bigger at 1000,000 vs 1,100,000
than at 1,500,000 vs 1,600,000

Walker has very good points and saying the TV/Inducements correct this is folly.

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:32 pm
by Trob
gken1 wrote:you face the same problems in PBBL.

the 100k difference is alot bigger at 1000,000 vs 1,100,000
than at 1,500,000 vs 1,600,000

Walker has very good points and saying the TV/Inducements correct this is folly.
agreed, but it has definitely shaved down the discrepancies at high TR/TV. Not sure what to do about the low end.

Tr0b