State of the Sim Transfer: Feb. 10th.

[Pat]

I feel we need an OL rework, even strong bots are giving up 1-2 sacks allowed.

So not trying to argue or anything, but just a quick look at percentage of sacks allowed versus team sacks shows this:

S26 - 625 total team sacks | 230 total sacks allowed  (36%)
S27 (so far) - 344 total team sacks | 105 sacks allowed  (34.4%)

Once again, that doesn't mean that OL are 100% perfect and not in need of being analyzed. Thank you for bringing it up!

[manicmav36]

 There are huge issues with transparency, and what was posted today is honestly an insulting attempt at transparency that did not call to attention key issues, just a sort of we're working on it even though we already worked on it. If they wanted transparency, they would make every 1 of their 800+ spreadsheets available to the public.

Remember when ER released all his testing spreadsheets and knowledge of the sim? Yeah, me either. In fact, did he ever do anything even remotely close to this? This group has already been far more transparent than he ever was and has released a wealth of information both today, and many times before. The info on this sim that is publicly available is already miles ahead of where we were at this point with DDSPF16. The only thing they haven't released to the public is chunks of the program's actual code. Why? Because this could open us up to litigation from Wolverine Studios (and probably the closure of our league).

But, yeah, keep complaining I guess.

[Oles]

 There are huge issues with transparency, and what was posted today is honestly an insulting attempt at transparency that did not call to attention key issues, just a sort of we're working on it even though we already worked on it. If they wanted transparency, they would make every 1 of their 800+ spreadsheets available to the public.

Remember when ER released all his testing spreadsheets and knowledge of the sim? Yeah, me either. In fact, did he ever do anything even remotely close to this? This group has already been far more transparent than he ever was and has released a wealth of information both today, and many times before. The info on this sim that is publicly available is already miles ahead of where we were at this point with DDSPF16. The only thing they haven't released to the public is chunks of the program's actual code. Why? Because this could open us up to litigation from Wolverine Studios (and probably the closure of our league).

But, yeah, keep complaining I guess.

I don't know if you remember but I was part of the group that was calling out ER as well, and had issues with how things were run back then. This was so much of a point that I got the title conspiracy theorist on the old forum. Philly was hated for a while because we voiced our displeasure at how things went and something was off with ER back then, and we were met with constant dismissal because we were losing and just upset about that. It's funny to bring up Er and that situation when everyone else at the time was ok with him having full control over the sim and everything, while defending him at every chance when someone from the Liberty would bring up the fact that something isn't right. I don't even care about seeing the code, that's not the issue, what I care about is members of the sim transfer team saying they're wthholding information for an element of uncertainty. The code doesn't have to be included, that's not an issue, but there's a clear issue when sim transfer team members who are GMs have access to information that other GMs do not.