rojblake
Registered: 27.02.2014
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 2
28.04.2016 07:41:29
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In life we take risks and the same goes for fantasy sports games. I bought and paid for my driver and he performed beyond the expected, so my gamble paid off, then you penalise me for it by increasing his cost but forcing me to forfeit his new value. You need to take a long hard look at how fantasy sport games actually work, because this new system you have is seriously screwed up. You have a season to fix or I am gone to a fair system, that rewards risk takers. The odds said Hamilton was the man, Rosberg was a risk, odds said Haas was a risk, but they came good. That is the game, you have killed the game, stone dead, by your tampering with the odds just because the table has flipped. 
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Chris
Registered: 04.02.2014
Location: Germany
Posts: 757
28.04.2016 17:14:10
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just read the rules. its the same for all. we all got increased our budgets with the haas-components. dont claim things before you understand it. we need this extra-ordanary-budget-adjustment after race 3 every year to have a balanced game. but its independent to our budgets. atechone is allright. if you find a more balanced and fair fantasy-formula1-game without budget-adjustments during the season, you should better wake up.
by the way. haas never was a risk, it was the easy way. just now we have to show our skills.
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atechone
Registered: 19.03.2016
Location: Australia
Posts: 6
28.04.2016 12:49:50
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Just need to calm down a little bit mate, it's just a game after all! Like any other game, we need to understand the rules and how they are applied in order to come out on top!
I was in a similar situation to you where Maverick kindly explained the rules and I could see the reasoning behind them. See this thread: http://www.pfrl.net/FRL/1/For_default.asp?topicid=184&fname=General+Chat&fid=7&tname=Question+about+team+budgets
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