how you guys handle team chemistry conflicts?

[jbmagic]

i was reading quicksand post on team chemistry and how it relates to the zodiac signs..

i know it will affect there performance for the player that has a conflict with there leader

when there conflict on your team, what kind of tips you have to handle that?

thanks

[gstelmack]

i was reading quicksand post on team chemistry and how it relates to the zodiac signs..

i know it will affect there performance for the player that has a conflict with there leader

when there conflict on your team, what kind of tips you have to handle that?

thanks
Trade or release one of the guys.

[rkmsuf]

beat downs

[Passacaglia]

Be careful with the bunsen burners.

But seriously, you can also sign a new player, and hope that they will become the leader at that position (I think as you're about to sign the guy, a window pops up saying he will be the leader at that position, and what the other players think of that). That can be hard, though, since I think age is a factor as to who's the leader, and veterans tend to be expensive.

[sovereignstar]

Sounds like group spa time to me! Peticures and everything!!

Mmmm it makes me tingle thinking of so many happy toes. Remember to shave with the grain!

[Cap Ologist]

I don't think it's age, I've always thought it was the one with the highest leadership rating.

The only time I experience conflicts is through the draft since either have to trace the birthdays back. I really wish that we could get the same dialog box to pop up during the draft. If I have a conflict between two players with high cap costs, I'll suffer through. If one of them is low, I send them to Siberia.

One or two conflicts don't seem to have a big effect.

[Cap Ologist]

I play with it on, but I hardly ever have conflicts so I don't know how it affects performance. At the most I've had two or three, never a severe conflict. I'm not sure if a severe conflict would have a greater effect. This could be a good test study for you to do.

[Desnudo]

I keep the pop rocks away from the Coke.

[Warhammer]

I think it has a significant impact on team performance. I try to keep conflicts low, if there are more than 4 on a team, it is time to worry. If you have some affinities, that is great, and can really improve team performance.

[condors]

there was a post somewhere that showed what signs you need for what

what i do is ignore it for the most part on starters

for backups in single player i only get affinity guys,

[Easy Mac]

man, quik stole my work I did for FOF4 and dressed it up... stupid board switching making my work disappear, and now quik gets a link in the reference thread. First the kleenex quote is banished, now quik steals my work... i shall go cry :(

and i ignore chemistry. its on, but it doesn't make a difference to me, i still win when i don't call plays and lose when i do.

[Passacaglia]

I don't think it's age, I've always thought it was the one with the highest leadership rating.



I was almost positive that on the Jets in the HFL, the leader of the O-line wasn't the highest leadership rating, and I attributed that to age. I could be wrong -- someone in the HFL with access to the game might be able to shed some light.

[jbmagic]

does the leader performance decline or the other player that has the conflict does?

[fantastic flying froggies]

does the leader performance decline or the other player that has the conflict does?
No hard evidence, but my gut feeling is that it impacts the unit as a whole. For example, a conflict between your O-line leader and your backup C will have a negative effect on all O-line players. Same for affinities of course. And with QBs, this can have an even greater effect as they can interact with all leaders.