So.. This is the "prototype solution" against tanking ?

[talisman]

The easiest way to stop tanking is by make em lose their 3 best players once they fail to promote...
Im sure the battle for top 8 will be much more interesting...

How is the game to distinguish between a tanker and a team which made a gallant effort and failed to promote because the results went against them?

[Aku Papua]

How is the game to distinguish between a tanker and a team which made a gallant effort and failed to promote because the results went against them?

well, in reality, team that get relegated will lose some of their best players...
Stoke lost shaqiri didnt they?
Im sure if palace get relegated, they will lose saha...

I still remember when juve got relegated, they lost cannavaro and emerson to real, thuram and zambrotta to barca, mutu to fiorentina, and Vieira and Zlatan to Inter... That is just is the way it is... U cant keep ur stars when u fail the league

I think it will make the league become so exciting..

[khris]

How is the game to distinguish between a tanker and a team which made a gallant effort and failed to promote because the results went against them?

All the differance is in the intention. There's no more secret here, is something that only the manager knows.

[Altiplano]

All the differance is in the intention. There's no more secret here, is something that only the manager knows.

Which is why Nordeus accepts tanking as a means to play for "free".
And also why a 2nd consecutive season finishing outside the top 8 should be penalised with anti tanking measures. Yes, I know, theory needs working on for top of server leagues.

[khris]

Which is why Nordeus accepts tanking as a means to play for "free".
And also why a 2nd consecutive season finishing outside the top 8 should be penalised with anti tanking measures. Yes, I know, theory needs working on for top of server leagues.

The measure applied was the draw system itself, that creates leagues with same AvQ rivals, still mostly of the community here is agree that harder penalizations are needed...