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Old 02-05-2008, 05:29 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Can owner control be turned off?

My new biggest angst on the game is the financial restrictions ownership puts on you. You may have $50M in the bank, but it doesn't matter as you can only spend what the owner says you can spend. I want complete control of my team, can I get it?

In MP this is particularly a problem. It's my team, why can't I run it the way I want to run it within what is numerically possibly by the money held by the franchise?

Also, along these lines I think there's an associated bug. The best way to describe it is through an example.

Say the owner has authorized $15M for FA signings in the offseason, you also have $35m in cash set aside doing nothing for you. You make a couple of offers and have $8M left you want to offer to one guy. You offer him $7M per year for four years, the owner authorizes it, you have $1M left to spend. A couple days of FA go by and you drop your offer of $1M to another guy to a MLC (can offers just be withdrawn entirely?), therefore you should be freeing up another $1m to spend. You go back to the guy you offered $7m a year to hoping to up the offer to $9m to get him to sign. You see the $7m a year offer on the screen already, but the owner says you have only $1m to offer (that other million for whatever reason is not made available). OK, fine let's up the offer to $8m, but nope. The guy said he liked your offer but wants to wait. The owner says he won't even authorized the $7m offer already on the table as it already exceeds the $1m he is left authorizing you to spend. Huh? You have two options at this point, lower the current offer or do nothing, despite the fact in theory you have another $1m to add to the deal. This stuff was never a problem in 6.5.
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You can turn it off in the game setup screen on the financials page.
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