It's not very restrictive at all, especially when you consider there's no limit on trades round to round. I have a feeling there are going to basically be 3-4 different teams with not much variation that 90% of people are running once we get a few weeks into the season.
no limits on trades? surely not. That's one of the few things to keep it interesting.
No, no limits and no bench. I don't think you get the benefits of picking under valued players early who will shoot up in season like you did with the old foxsports one either, I think it'll just be the static $100m cap for the whole season
That's pretty lazy and dull
I can only assume it's because they want to make it more approachable for general fans in the first year, but that completely misses the point of fantasy and the fact that people they're actually going to draw in with this are the rugby nerds and the guys who've already been playing NRL super coach for years. You're not winning over the super casual fans with a fantasy comp.
They've basically just multiplied everything by a factor of 10, so a $400k player becomes a $4m (value based on perceived scoring, not actual contract), which is easier from a UI perspective and simpler for people to think about. building a 100 point team out of single digit values.
No, no reason to have money unspent beyond the players you want being cheaper.
Yeah it would be cool if there was some kind of multipler on how many people selected a particular player. i.e. if you pick a person where only 0.5% of people picked vs 75% their points are boosted by X.
Yeah, it's heaps easy if you pick Australian players - not many are high points.
