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International Debutant
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Home Ground/Pitch Conditions
Each team must select a name for their home ground, and the pitch conditions at that ground. Pitch conditions, once selected, are final and are to remain unchanged throughout the season.
Pitch conditions may have a total of 15 attribute points, with a maximum of 10 points towards any one choice from the following criterion - 1. Pace 2. Movement (Swing/Seam) 3. Spin Captains/Vice-Captains, please complete the following Home Ground form ASAP. HOME GROUND Team Name: Ground Name: Pitch Conditions (15 points total) Pace: /10 Movement: /10 Spin: /10 |
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International Captain
Join Date: Apr 2003
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Would you consider letting captains e-mail you their pitch conditions instead of posting them openly? Maybe even allow them to alter their pitches by a maximum of one or two points before each home game. You could then post a description that gives other teams a vague idea of how they're expected to behave.
It'd add a sense of the unknown in a league where we all know each other's attributes and also create some kind of home field advantage. It's your call though, and of course, you should only consider this idea if it isn't too much work.
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International Captain
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Agree with 99% of that good suggestion- I don't agree with the changing the pitch by one or two points each game however as
a) I doubt that will do a lot (changing by just a couple of points) b) It is not like real life most grounds don't change throughout the year. c) Although luckily there is a captain and vice captain to help there are a vast number of games in the season and getting in pitch conditions for each would be more work which may mean delays if captains forget to do it. Howe and Johnners to comment.
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Correct. VC4 has the option to set pitch conditions under the "Preferences" menu.
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International Debutant
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Agree with the above - good idea, unfortunately I didn't think of it and it's a little too late now to be fair. In truth most "inner" team dealings will be conducted on or around these forums anyway, so secrecy pertaining to such a key issue would be difficult. No problem in being transparent, because all are in the same position - the sense of mystique you speak of would be a fantastic addition, but innappropriate at this point in time.
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