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Originally Posted by Alessandro
This happens because non-NHL contracts are random in both salary and length
This will be fixed as we continue the research job. You're welcome to offer your services, if you're interested.
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To make the EIHL and indeed other Euro leagues a playable option contracts should generally be set to 1 or 2 years maximum.
As a regular player of EHM a few years ago, one of the biggest enjoyments was building a side each off-season as in real life.
I would be happy to help with the research. I have been watching UK hockey for around 13 years now so I would feel confident enough to help out in anyway I can. Feel free to contact me directly
craig_s96@hotmail.com
I will report the bugs in the appropriate places thanks archibalduk
In response to the final point about salaries.
As Garethw87 pointed out EHM did a decent enough job of this, I think the 'top' players at that time were on about 40k per year and downwards as seen appropriate but it's been a long time since I played.
To be honest I don't think it would be too difficult to find someone who knows the innter workings within the EIHL to get some kind of estimate level between a top earner and a low level Brit for example and make estimates inbetween.
As for adding 'extras' into a contract, I don't feel it a priority but is something that could be looked into such as bonus for being selected in the all star team or top scorer etc, this could also include a bonus of a car/education etc.