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Is there a known bug with the Fantasy LCS site not calculating points correctly? My team has a loss for week one and the summary on the league page shows that I lost 161-205, but when I click on the matchup it shows me having won 219-217 (which is what actually happened. It looks like the second TL and CLG game isn't being factored into the results. And I started Dominate and TL. EDIT: Oh I just saw the banner on it. Never mind.
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Jan 28, 2015 22:10
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Transient People posted:All About That Jayce (Proposition Joe) I like the write-up! My team blows but 11 hours was plenty of time to make a change for Wickd. Also I finally dumped a lot of dead weight, getting rid of Wickd, Vander, and MrRallez in favor of Hylissang, Avalon, and Apollo. And obviously those guys are the key to winning the championship. Last week was just hilarious though.
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Feb 20, 2015 20:52
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There are a lot fewer strategic decisions in fantasy LOL because there are no injuries and no bye weeks. You rarely have true roster scarcity, and there's not a ton of incentive to do much more than set your best guys. You can mess around based on matchups, you have to track new players emerging/players underperofrming consistently, and there is a limited amount of roster turnover, but altogether it's just not quite as much fun as other fantasy sports. Trades help a bit, and it's still fun enough. I enjoyed my first season and would do it again.
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Mar 25, 2015 23:25
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Right now, there are no limitations on free agent (unrostered player) acquisitions - you can add someone whenever and however often you want. This obviously benefits people who are extremely focused on the league and watching events unfold live. To give a bit more balance, other fantasy leagues typically lock free agent acquisitions for some period of time and then have a process for establishing who gets players. I'm familiar with two systems. One assigns priority to teams based on their draft position. So the last team to draft would have first priority. If they want a free agent, they put in a claim. They get that person, and then they have last priority and everyone else moves up. If they don't put in a claim on a player and the second priority does, the second person gets it and moves down. Alternatively, you can give everyone a budget of $100 fun bucks at the start of the league. To add a player, you put in a blind bid (you don't see what others are bidding). When the free agents unlock after the week's games, the highest bidder wins the player. Your $100 has to carry you through the entire season. I prefer the bid system myself, as it's a fun bit of strategic thinking.
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Mar 26, 2015 23:00
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It's not something that requires people to be present at the same time. You just put in your claim or your bid and it gets automatically resolved at the appropriate time. It's also really not at all complicated; basically every fantasy football league uses one of the two systems and millions of people play that.
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Mar 29, 2015 18:57
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I still owe my gift in the Megling Genocide league - will send when I get home today, or at least will friend whoever won so I can get started.
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Apr 28, 2015 17:32
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