retired_michman524

Where the **** are all the good people wanting to play?

retired_ishmael

Sounds an ambitious idea. What I would suggest is a role sharing idea say each team could have an assistant manager or whatever basically they share the manager role though have a command structure so someone with more time could play it more often and the assistant could just come in and cover them when they cannot make it. I have played online leagues and there are guys that don't turn up as much and often their team suffers and so the league suffers.

Though if some guys have a lot of time they can probably pull ir of by themselves but I would like to see an option that a nominated assistant could be allowed to be in though their attendance could say only be allowed if the manager posts saying they cannot make it.

The manager of course would have final say on matters and coudl have power to dismiss an assistant. Basically they could have powers limitied depending on what the manager grants them.

What is the limit for people on the server at one time? Maybe could have international manager of slected few countries for those that can only pop in occasionaly. Though that probably would complicate things more.

retired_lbherrera

Intrested.

retired_jenc110

Might be the one thing that actually gets me into the game. Count me interested.

Are you talking about doing it "real-time", i.e. one game week to one real-life week?

retired_roxy

What Tilla said. :thup:

How long would the long session be then? 3-4 hours? Longer?

thetaoofshawn

Most FMO sessions i've been in (Private one + SPL OTF one) were 5 hours.

retired_kkaigle

I'd do this.

retired_MikeMcC

count me in

retired_roxy

Most FMO sessions i've been in (Private one + SPL OTF one) were 5 hours. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Most that I've been in we've done it the other way, playing when we're online. We've gone 7 or so seasons a few times. Helps that I've had a few dedicated people playing in them, Mika, Port, IMM especially.

retired_jleecamera

i like the idea of having international managers would add extra spice to the game