Reserve and Inactive Cards

catholic · 08-30-2021, 09:31 PM

Just have reserves only or inactive only. Its too complicated the way it is. Some players get hidden in the inactive list, then you have to change some players to reserve then to active. Its best to see all of your arsenal all in one place under one name and be able to swap any player to the majors at any time without having to go to different screens and do a bunch of clicking.

Hertston · 08-30-2021, 11:49 PM

I disagree. The reserve roster is a very convenient way of isolating cards that you might well switch into active to play, not to mention new card acquisitions you need to decide what to do with. That avoids far more 'clicking' than having to pick out replacements from a repository of thousands of cards.

gabeeg · 08-31-2021, 12:50 AM

Yeah, I have to agree Hertston. I would find it more complicated if we just had active and inactive/reserve. For me 'Inactive" = They will not be playing on my team...ever, and "reserve" is where the situational or possible players go for quick roster changes. It is an highly expanded 40 man roster

ChessSafari · 09-02-2021, 12:10 AM

I use both lists to manage my team on a daily basis. For me, the reserve roster is like the 40-man in real baseball and inactive cards represent the entire organization. I sell all my duplicates immediately, yet I still have 4,100 different players, so not being able to split off the playable vs non-playable would be a real headache...nightmare actually.

Additionally, the reserve list allows me to segregate my tournament rosters for upload, something that would be awkward or undoable if there was just one massive list.

08-30-2021, 09:31 PM	#1
catholic Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Jan 2019 Posts: 24	Reserve and Inactive Cards Just have reserves only or inactive only. Its too complicated the way it is. Some players get hidden in the inactive list, then you have to change some players to reserve then to active. Its best to see all of your arsenal all in one place under one name and be able to swap any player to the majors at any time without having to go to different screens and do a bunch of clicking.

08-30-2021, 11:49 PM	#2
Hertston Major Leagues Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 327	I disagree. The reserve roster is a very convenient way of isolating cards that you might well switch into active to play, not to mention new card acquisitions you need to decide what to do with. That avoids far more 'clicking' than having to pick out replacements from a repository of thousands of cards. __________________ Ballymahon Bassets (FTP)

08-31-2021, 12:50 AM	#3
gabeeg Minors (Single A) Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 50	Yeah, I have to agree Hertston. I would find it more complicated if we just had active and inactive/reserve. For me 'Inactive" = They will not be playing on my team...ever, and "reserve" is where the situational or possible players go for quick roster changes. It is an highly expanded 40 man roster __________________ Kind Regards, Harry Miktarian

09-02-2021, 12:10 AM	#4
ChessSafari Minors (Double A) Join Date: Oct 2020 Location: Wilsonville, OR (USA) Posts: 193	I use both lists to manage my team on a daily basis. For me, the reserve roster is like the 40-man in real baseball and inactive cards represent the entire organization. I sell all my duplicates immediately, yet I still have 4,100 different players, so not being able to split off the playable vs non-playable would be a real headache...nightmare actually. Additionally, the reserve list allows me to segregate my tournament rosters for upload, something that would be awkward or undoable if there was just one massive list. __________________