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05-02-2016, 10:02 PM | #1 |
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Jets 2015/2016 Video Series
I am also watching your YouTube video series for the Modern Winnipeg Jets. I watched the first 2 videos and started the 3rd video. I noticed that you simmed ahead almost a year between the 2nd and 3rd videos.
You skipped over the trading deadline and draft among other things. This video series would be much more helpful and beneficial to new players if each video picked up where the last one left off. It is really difficult to learn the game when you skip over important events in the game, and don't discuss how to handle these things. I have started my own Modern Jets game and have a few questions: 1. I attempted to make trades on Feb. 29th, however, I kept getting a response from the other teams that said something like "the cap floor will be exceeded please add more salary". What does this mean and how do I avoid this? I tried to add cash to the deal but was unable to enter any cash. 2. I added some players to my Shortlist and I would like my scouts to check them out. The shortlisted players had a scouting level of E. How do I get my scouts to scout these players? I right clicked on each player and I see an option to assign scout, however, the list of scouts never shows up when I click on "assign scout". 3. Is there a game manual? If so, where is it located? 4. What do the letters next to a players name mean? For example (A) or (P).. I know that (TB) is Trading Block. |
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In hindsight, I should have done the draft and off season, but I we've completed that cycle in the Historical Mode campaign and current Jets campaign we're quickly approaching it again. As I've always stated, if there's something you want to see us cover or talk about, please let me know here on the forums, comment on the video, or hit me up on Facebook or Twitter. To answer your questions however; Quote:
Example: Team A - Is 3 million below the limit Team B - Is 15 million below the limit Team A and B make a trade. Team B trades a player (making 5 years/25 million contract / AAV 5 million) to Team A for a 3rd Round Pick. The trade will not go through because Team A can't exceed the Cap limit by 2 million dollars. So to modify the trade: Team B still trades said player to Team A, gets a 3rd Round Pick, and takes on Player Z (whose on a 3 year 9 million dollar / AAV 3 million) contract. In Hockey (and other salaried sports) you'll hear the concept of "Dumping" salary. Quote:
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The Game does have a Manual, it just does not as good of job as it could of letting you know it's there. This blog should fill in both of these questions: Getting to Know Franchise Hockey Manager 2 Last edited by Adam B; 05-03-2016 at 12:07 AM. |
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05-03-2016, 12:27 AM | #3 |
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Adam, thanks for taking the time to answer my questions. If you have time, please answer Question Number 4. Also what do the different colors signify for player names?
I looked through the Manual but could not find this information. |
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Just note, some of these designations will only show up in Certain leagues, because they don't matter in others. As for the Colors, I'm assuming you're talking on the Depth Charts? That indicates what level they are at, NHL, AHL, or minor leagues (such as NCAA, WHL, OHL, etc) Last edited by Adam B; 05-03-2016 at 12:37 AM. |
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