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- crutch - 03-14-2017
Hello SHL,
The Head Office has been looking to shore up some inactive rules and definitions to make them a little clearer in the rulebook. Additionally, we have decided to make NTC/NMC upheld on inactive players. Down below, you can see the changes that have occurred in the rulebook.
From the SHL Rulebook Currently:
D. Inactives
1. An inactive is a user who has not logged on in 30+ days.
2. A player deemed inactive can no longer earn points to improve their players growth.
a. GMs may not do training for inactive players on their team, but are responsible for regression.
3. Inactives who are free agents can be signed on a first come, first serve basis.
4. Inactive Free Agents who are entering or in regression will be automatically retired if they did not play in the SHL the previous season.
5. Inactive Free Agents cannot be signed after the trade deadline has passed. They may be signed once free agency opens in the offseason.
6. Inactive players whose contract includes a NTC or NMC are considered to have waived said clause.
Changes (in bold):
D. Inactives
1. An inactive is a user who has not posted in 30 days, and has not logged in for 14 days.
2. A player deemed inactive can no longer earn points to improve their players growth.
a. GMs may not do training for inactive players on their team, but are responsible for regression.
3. Inactives who are free agents can be signed on a first come, first serve basis.
4. Inactive Free Agents who are entering or in regression will be automatically retired if they did not play in the SHL the previous season.
5. Inactive Free Agents cannot be signed after the trade deadline has passed. They may be signed once free agency opens in the offseason.
6. Any No-Trade/No-Movement Clause in an inactive contract must be upheld by a team for the duration of the contract. Upon expiration of the existing contract, any team attempting to sign said inactive does not have to include a No-Trade/No-Movement Clause
These new definitions will be effective as of this posting.
Thank you,
Your friendly neighborhood HO.
- Gifter of Bikes - 03-14-2017
GMs could still release a ntc/nmc player without penalty, right?
- WannabeFinn - 03-14-2017
o shite
- Vik - 03-14-2017
So if you go inactive and come back you can't update your player you have to start over?
- Abdeezy - 03-14-2017
How about when a player on your team isn't considered inactive by definition but is not responding to PMs for a contract extension, because he's basically inactive but might have signed on on a random day and isn't planning on coming back anytime soon.
- Possum Queen - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by Jakub@Mar 14 2017, 02:06 PMIf you come back, you're no longer considered inactive, and can earn TPE again.
So if you go inactive and come back you can't update your player you have to start over?
- Vik - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by Tanner@Mar 14 2017, 02:13 PM2. A player deemed inactive can no longer earn points to improve their players growth.
If you come back, you're no longer considered inactive, and can earn TPE again.
I don't understand the point of this bullet then?
- Possum Queen - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by Jakub@Mar 14 2017, 02:16 PMNot 100% sure, but I think the idea is that they can't retroactively claim milestones or whatever TPE they might have passively earned somehow while inactive.
2. A player deemed inactive can no longer earn points to improve their players growth.
I don't understand the point of this bullet then?
But no, it's not very clear why this is included.
- WannabeFinn - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by Tanner@Mar 14 2017, 03:25 PMI think it's there to prevent people from claiming weeks worth of training/AC's while they were inactive a la Carson lol
Not 100% sure, but I think the idea is that they can't retroactively claim milestones or whatever TPE they might have passively earned somehow while inactive.
But no, it's not very clear why this is included.
but who knows rly
- crutch - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by WannabeFinn@Mar 14 2017, 12:31 PM
I think it's there to prevent people from claiming weeks worth of training/AC's while they were inactive a la Carson lol
but who knows rly
this
- fgh - 03-14-2017
Does this apply to IIHF as well?
- wikiplaysgames - 03-14-2017
Shit I go inactive all da time then
Also typical c trying to make IIHF relevant smfh god dammit
- fgh - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by wikiplaysgames@Mar 14 2017, 02:02 PM
Shit I go inactive all da time then
Also typical c trying to make IIHF relevant smfh god dammit
I mean, or you could do something productive instead of the same old shit
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- JumpierPegasus - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by Gifter of Bikes@Mar 14 2017, 10:15 AMNTC yes, NMC no
GMs could still release a ntc/nmc player without penalty, right?
- wikiplaysgames - 03-14-2017
Quote:Originally posted by mpc@Mar 14 2017, 02:04 PM
I mean, or you could do something productive instead of the same old shit
Im about to be the East Fantasy series gm
Don't be a shithead c >:(