09-12-2018, 07:03 PMKing Wrote:

09-12-2018, 07:00 PMMike Izzy Wrote: if you want this to work and have it done fairly then use the current situation as the standard... if 25 seasons is the longest career to date.. then have the 25% begin at season 24

Current regression table as is...
24th season +: 25%
26th season+30

this would keep the current historial stats safe from any asterisk as each player moving forward will have the same chance as the longest current players to ever play.. while getting buried by the same new regression table at the same point of there careers.

thats something that i could def back

Hey man, could you expand on this asterisk argument, I don't think I fully understand it yet.

I am obviously not Izzy but how I interpret his post is that not everyone will be able to have the same "settings" to achieve the same career goals. But that has never been the case in the SHL if you go back through the history of the SHL. TPE inflation, regression scale changes and Update Scale changes made it that players never had the exact same chances to achieve high career numbers.

You could say that those who created around S17-S25 are in a sweet spot for the highest career numbers because of TPE inflation, they still had the older & easier update scale which allowed for higher attributes and therefore a better in sim performance. S21-S25 thre were 52 games played in a season. Rule changes also happened which limited double shifting star players so overall ice time got less and therefore production.