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  1. eOut12/10/2020
  2. dave is allowed to retain the trades that were made before week 1, but that's it
  3. I don't know the full reasoning for prohibiting other trades to be retained
  4. but I suspect it had something to do with historically unbalanced trades
  5. that were made by teams out of contention
  6. Tony12/10/2020
  7. and also from before retains were exponentially more expensive
  8. plus if you just go by auction price for the retain
  9. it shouldn't matter for which team the retain goes
  10. all 10 teams had the chance to bid more during the auction either way, right?
  11. what's the difference?
  12. unless i'm missing something i don't think there's any harm
  13. eOut12/10/2020
  14. given that we have imposed a ban on retention trading
  15. permitting trades to be retained strikes me as a loophole
  16. Tony12/10/2020
  17. i don't think so, because retain trading specifically intended to the dodge the auction prices
  18. like how i traded for abr in spl 9
  19. via retain trading
  20. if a player gets bought by a team for a certain price
  21. then gets traded to another team
  22. they still get retained for last year's auction price + 3k the next year
  23. the price isn't lower
  24. the auction isn't dodged
  25. that's the difference
  26. i can't sneak 10k off of someone's price this way
  27. because the player is still going to auction prior to being traded
  28. eOut12/10/2020
  29. that's the same thing though
  30. Tony12/10/2020
  31. the same managers bid on the player
  32. eOut12/10/2020
  33. take the abr case as an example
  34. you could perform the same trade you did in the spl pre-season during the actual spl season
  35. just in advance
  36. Tony12/10/2020
  37. no but you can't trade a retained player until mid-season
  38. and instead of trading 2k for someone's retention rights
  39. you'd have to offer up equal value
  40. right?
  41. how is it the same?
  42. to use the example i'm messaging about as an example
  43. i traded for 1 true lycan
  44. last season
  45. at mids
  46. all 10 teams were able to bid on 1 true lycan during the auction last year
  47. the tigers won that auction
  48. and then traded his 'contract' to us, allowing us to line him up for the remainder of the season
  49. shouldn't i then be able to retain all of the 'contracts' that i gathered that season of spl?
  50. where is the abuse?
  51. if the trade to get a player is lopsided it gets vetod
  52. and it's still auction price + 3k
  53. how am i abusing a loophole by retaining 1 true lycan, hypothetically?
  54. eOut12/10/2020
  55. we eliminated pre-season retain trades; when you exit spl, the assumption is that your available retains are those people you purchased during the auction
  56. if trades are added
  57. then that changes everything; that is the only way you can get retains for next season that weren't originally on your team
  58. and I believe that if every manager were playing with that assumption in mind, midseason would look a lot different for teams that are out of contention
  59. that is what I mean by a loophole; permitting trades to be retained introduces something that was previously assumed impossible under the current ruleset
  60. Tony12/10/2020
  61. so you're worried about teams giving up at mids
  62. and making trades looking at next season
  63. trying to attain potential retains
  64. at the cost of valuable starting pieces
  65. i'm not even sure if i'd consider that a negative
  66. that happens in the nba too for example
  67. and could add to the identify/franchise feeling
  68. it's a fair point though
  69. eOut12/10/2020
  70. it's not inherently a negative, but if we consider it a viable strategy, the community should be aware that we are designing our infrastructure to support it
  71. this is something I've thought about wrt to the neo-snake discussion as well
  72. and ideas such as teal's
  73. establishing cross-tournament continuity is enticing, but if 8 teams are playing to win the season and only 2 teams are playing for the longterm, is that really a good thing?
  74. Tony12/10/2020
  75. right
  76. but for this upcoming spl
  77. could we apply for an exception like ima's? i know 1 true lycan wasn't traded before week 1 like ima, but there's similarly no abuse and both teams still tried to win as many games as possible at the time of the trade
  78. 1 true lycan also played 5 games for the wolfpack
  79. mncmt, a ruiners retain, played 3 games for his team last season
  80. it just seems genuinely harmless to me and i clearly wasn't trying to loophole with the tigers
  81. just as ima and the tyrants/bigs
  82. eOut12/10/2020
  83. I wouldn't personally grant one. but exceptions fall under the hosts' purview, so I am gonna throw you over to perry
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