2013-09-16 02:53 AM - last edited on 2013-09-19 08:05 PM by EA_Nils
In a GM Connected PS3 league I traded for a player. The team I traded with ended up with the player he traded for but I didn't end up with the player I traded for. Where is the player I traded for?
2013-09-16 10:24 PM
Do you know if the trade you made put you over the salary cap? If you were over the cap when the schedule period advanced, the game will make adjustments to put you under the cap. That might mean dropping a player.
2013-09-17 12:16 AM
2013-09-17 12:47 AM
I am having this exact problem as we speak.... Me and my friends started a GM connected league, and I picked up Patrick Kane, and when the league progressed he just disappeared from everything... We restarted and I made some trades and now all of the sudden Matt Carle is missing from my team with no explanation as to where he went. His salary is still affecting my cap though so I can't even replace him very easily.
2013-09-17 04:29 AM
2013-09-17 04:50 PM
2013-09-18 03:21 AM
I'm on Xbox 360.
2013-09-18 11:56 AM - edited 2013-09-18 11:57 AM
I've chatted a bit with the team and this is what I've been told is probably happening:
I’d relay that its important to be UNDER the salary cap before the tick advances. If you are over the cap, the team will be forced to make moves to compensate, and that’s where weird things can happen, like star players getting put on waivers and sent to the minors. It may appear that the cap is still being affected if the team brings up additional players to meet the minimum number.
If they remain below the cap at the end of every tick, this shouldn’t ever happen.
In the case of the first poster, they likely traded up in salary, and went over the cap. They advanced the tick. Other team was fine as they went down in cap space, but now showstrikesback is over the cap so his team did something to compensate, which unfortunately ended up being putting his big new cap hit star player on waivers.
2013-09-18 11:02 PM - edited 2013-09-18 11:04 PM
I understand what you mean, but I take that into consideration when I'm making my trades. I notice that if I'm picking up a player with a huge salary, I've got to make adjustments. I made sure to make other trades or roster moves to make sure I could fit the salary cap, and if it was over it may have been by 0.1M. Definitely not enough to move a star player to waivers.
Is there a possible way to figure out what your salary will be when it advances? (I may just not be seeing it)
EDIT: And even if that is the problem, players are LITERALLY disappearing from the league.
2013-09-19 02:51 AM - edited 2013-09-19 02:52 AM
Started Live the Life, and Martin Brouder either died went into self impose exhile because he completely dissapeared which I found to be pretty funny, the Devils then used about 3-5 different goalies all ready.