Huge Mistake...My Bad
I gave my Portland Mist franchise a new stadium in 2041. Why not, right? We had won 7 Championships in 22 years, we deserve the best.
Well, I mistyped the seating capacity and didn't check it until the end of July. I had it set at 50! Not 500. Not 5,000. Not 50,000. 50. My gate income was absolutely ruined. I thought I would for sure lose my job (I play GM only) but I survived. However, I now have two new goals from my owner. 1 is attendance related and 1 is profit related. Usually I hate these type of goals, but I lost the team ALOT of money with my mistake. To be fair though. If I could see the empty seats I would have noticed before July:o Also side note...season ticket sales were down but not gone (18,000). This means season ticket holders couldn't even go to games! :ugly: |
I did that once with a franchise I moved from Havana to Miami Beach. Typed 20 instead of 20,000 into the seating capacity.
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I did this with a new expansion team in my fictional league. The stadium was suppose to have a 49,000 capacity but it only had a 49 capacity. They ended up making $17,000 in ticket revenue instead of $17,000,000. Oops.
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I know that OOTP is sandboxy, but here should probably be a minimum seating capacity per level in the entry cell to prevent this type of thing; like 10,000.
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Minimums would have saved by butt:)
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Did that once. I was (and you are) so screwed for a bit. It got better.
https://youtu.be/xzYO0joolR0 |
Those 50 fans really got to know each other well though :)
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Hit the backup!
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This thread is chuckle-worthy on several levels:
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[Um, what they would do for five or six months of off-season, and half of the regular season, is problematic. I figure these rich folks would have enough dough to finance their own 24/7/365 in-house league, though.] |
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That's when you decide to test the limits of ticket pricing. 50,000 seats at $20? More like 50 seats at $20,000!
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