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  • klay0505
    Rookie
    • Feb 2010
    • 81

    #1

    Ignore Budgets

    Just wondering what the positives and negatives are in franchise mode. Usually always play with budgets on but I’ve seen some weird salaries been giving out in Franchise mode.


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  • ReturnoftheTmac
    Pro
    • Nov 2012
    • 797

    #2
    Re: Ignore Budgets

    Originally posted by klay0505
    Just wondering what the positives and negatives are in franchise mode. Usually always play with budgets on but I’ve seen some weird salaries been giving out in Franchise mode.


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    I always turn them off cuz I do 30 team control and if left on sometimes it won’t let teams makes trades, sign players etc. I just make realistic moves for every team on my own. BUT it can only be done BEFORE franchise starts. I found that out the hard way one year after weeks of work on a franchise.

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    • Unlucky 13
      MVP
      • Apr 2009
      • 1707

      #3
      Re: Ignore Budgets

      Originally posted by klay0505
      Just wondering what the positives and negatives are in franchise mode. Usually always play with budgets on but I’ve seen some weird salaries been giving out in Franchise mode.


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      In much older versions of the game, when there were a lot of tools available to make or lose money via franchise mode, and some teams were capable of then having HUGE amounts of cash compared to others, the budget aspect made a lot more sense.

      These days, I play with it on, but the functionality of it is both mysterious and a fraction of what it used to be. And at least in my experience, when its on, it never seems to change much from season to season with who has money and who does not.
      Anyone who claims to be a fan of two teams in the same pro sport is actually a fan of none.

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      • LowerWolf
        Hall Of Fame
        • Jun 2006
        • 12268

        #4
        Re: Ignore Budgets

        I ignore them.

        In my experience, the CPU still tries to stay under budget, and I do the same. But it heads off any potential wonkiness.

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        • BrianM207
          MVP
          • Mar 2012
          • 1184

          #5
          Re: Ignore Budgets

          I always play with it off. I've never been one to make bug trades or flashy signings just for the sake of doing them, so luckily I'm not tempted there. I found it does help the cpu along though. I'm about 3 weeks into my franchise and the cpu has signed a half dozen or so fa

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          • BodamEscapePlan
            Rookie
            • May 2008
            • 293

            #6
            Re: Ignore Budgets

            I started my White Sox Franchise a few days after Ridin's roster dropped and I wish I would've set it to 'On.' Since I run 30-Team Control (1 USER Profile, 29 CPU Profiles) and I'm stickler for making moves that mimic real-life (at least up until I pass the point where we are in real-life or an injury pops up for a contender) -- it sucks that the Dodgers are at $-31,200,00 for their budget. So I haven't been able to make any additions such as Pujols, Blankenhorn, and Tsutsugo like they have.

            So yeah, if I could start over... I would choose to have the Ignore Budgets setting on.
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