2022: AFL SC Player Discussions
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Thats also what i am thinking. Time to do some tinkering. I am Starting with Jake Bowey from the Melbourne FC. Can any Demons Members give the forum the Update on his prospect this year. Looked comfortable with the pace of the game season 2021.
Dream come true scenario for the Lad. Premiership with a few games played.
Does the Lad hold his place for RD1.? And Then can he improve to a 75+ to his bye round.?
Dream come true scenario for the Lad. Premiership with a few games played.
Does the Lad hold his place for RD1.? And Then can he improve to a 75+ to his bye round.?
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Here it is again for anybody who missed it in the HS Supercoach articles thread.
KFC SUPERCOACH GAME CHANGES FOR 2022
TRADE BOOST
– Every coach now has 35 trades over 23 rounds with a maximum of two per round and three during the byes (Rounds 12-14), unless you use a ...
– New trade boost! Up to five trade boosts can be used in any round to gain an extra trade for that round, up to a maximum of three per round or four during the byes. These bonus trades come out of your total of 35, and you can choose to use some, all or none of your five available trade boosts.
PLAYER POSITION UPDATES
At regular intervals during the season Champion Data will reassess player positions and assign dual-position status to players if their on-field role changes. For example, in 2021 Jack Ziebell was listed as a forward in KFC SuperCoach but spent the entire season at full-back – under the new rule he could become a FWD-DEF player mid-season.
TRADE UPDATE
Change your trade plans during a round? Now you have ultimate flexibility to adjust your moves after lockout – providing the players involved aren’t locked out and don’t bust your salary cap.
KFC SUPERCOACH GAME CHANGES FOR 2022
TRADE BOOST
– Every coach now has 35 trades over 23 rounds with a maximum of two per round and three during the byes (Rounds 12-14), unless you use a ...
– New trade boost! Up to five trade boosts can be used in any round to gain an extra trade for that round, up to a maximum of three per round or four during the byes. These bonus trades come out of your total of 35, and you can choose to use some, all or none of your five available trade boosts.
PLAYER POSITION UPDATES
At regular intervals during the season Champion Data will reassess player positions and assign dual-position status to players if their on-field role changes. For example, in 2021 Jack Ziebell was listed as a forward in KFC SuperCoach but spent the entire season at full-back – under the new rule he could become a FWD-DEF player mid-season.
TRADE UPDATE
Change your trade plans during a round? Now you have ultimate flexibility to adjust your moves after lockout – providing the players involved aren’t locked out and don’t bust your salary cap.
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The player position updates is something that Ultimate Footy have been doing for years and is a welcome change to salary formats.
For those unfamiliar, it is worth noting that UF traditionally take an extremely conservative approach when allocating new positions - last season most additions were given MID status (which flexibility aside, was pretty useless!).
Will be interesting to see how lenient SC are… As it’s a new shiny feature, I suspect several “speculative” additions will be made early on (think Danger/Fyfe types added FWD).
For those unfamiliar, it is worth noting that UF traditionally take an extremely conservative approach when allocating new positions - last season most additions were given MID status (which flexibility aside, was pretty useless!).
Will be interesting to see how lenient SC are… As it’s a new shiny feature, I suspect several “speculative” additions will be made early on (think Danger/Fyfe types added FWD).
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SC position additions with be based off the CD statistics for actual time spent playing across the various lines. So will be the same as those that get the added position in AFL Fantasy, and not subjective additions based of eye test(?) / heat maps(?) that it sounds like they might do in UF based of your description above.
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