February 23rd, 2015 2:21am
That is a very reasonable idea, Lex. Having a cap eliminates the excess funds "problem," and it forces a founder to actually budget each season. One4jmu seems to overlook the fact that money sharing only works for more "established" leagues.
One4jmu, of course I want you to be happy :) Though, I was not implying that you should just "be happy and be quiet." What I meant was that some leagues struggle to create events because of a lack of funds. Therefore, a founder of these more established leagues with excess funds should be grateful that he or she mustn't struggle to provide for his or her league, and I'm not implying that you are ungrateful; it's just a general statement.
Money sharing would not build up a smaller league, because every league, especially a smaller one, cannot afford to award its member with money. In my opinion, I like it the way that it is, such as joining a league for community, for access to exclusive events, and for priority acceptance to your league mates' events, not for money. Even if your league could afford to award its top 3, you would be excluding a heck of a lot of groups. No matter how you look at it, there are, and always will be a handful of seasoned players who always win and always have the upper hand. Ideally it sounds wonderful, but realistically it's a bad idea.
Aaron Sickmeier, director of......
Dark Knights - (FAME, original founder)
Marching Elite - (ENCORE! original founder)
Dark Knights Guard
Equilibrium