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WR2 Roy Williams (retired)
G1 Jonathan Stinchcomb
G2 Andre Gurode (retired)
T2 Jordan Gross (retired)
DE1 Julius Peppers
DT1 Jonathan Sullivan (retired)
DT2 William Joseph
LB3 Odell Thurman
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Restored 4 of 8
Actually 3 of 8 and Charlie will restore the 4th.
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Exactly what is anti aging supposed to do? I noticed that players both aged and lost attributes?
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If you protected them (and they did not retire) and if they lost attributes, those attributes would be restored.
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Have those attributes been restored? It appears they four have lost attributes.....am I wrong? For example:
Julius Peppers
WK15: 62 60 66 89 56 82 79 86
AA: 60 60 64 87 54 80 79 86
William Joseph
WK15: 53 50 61 94 49 85 83 88
AA 50 48 60 93 47 83 83 88
Aging killed me in some places w/o this happening too! Could you check the four again?
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I will double check but the 4 players who did not retire:
G Stinchcomb
DE Peppers
DT Joseph
LB Thurman
All of these guys should have the same attributes (actuals and potentials) as last season.
The other 4 players retired and can be unretired with dice rolls but their attributes are diminished.
Anti-aging only protects the players who do not retire. That is why you need to adjust your rosters to move those old players in slot #1. If you have 3 DEs you want to keep, 2 of them are likely to retire since only one can occupy slot #1. But, I know one team protected 2 DE's who were in their 8th yr and neither retired so he was lucky.
In your case, you had 2 guards and 2 DTs which means the one in slot#2 was probably going to retire and they did. If you left WR Williams in slot #2, he was going to retire. Same with T Gross if he was left in slot #2.
Some of this is very predictable......what is not predictable is when you leave a player in slot #2. Its based on how old he is, players in years 10+ are likely to quit if they are not in slot #1.
For instance, I had a CB Strait (9) who I kinda wanted to keep and protect but I had another CB Jones (7) who is better and I wanted to protect him too. So, do I risk the younger player in slot #2 to keep the older guy? I decided not to and let him go and as it turned out, he retired from the #2 slot.
Another way to look at all this is, one old player per position.
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After looking at these players, they have NOT been restored. I will tell Charlie to fix them.
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Super Bowl Champions--Atlanta Falcons--SB XI, SB X, SB IX, SB VIII, SB VII, SB VI, SB V
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If its not too late, I would like to anti age WR Matt Jones and CB Carlos Rogers
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Yeah its too late.....cant see the files and then protect players
Super Bowl Champions--Buffalo Bills--SBXXII, SB XXI, SB XX, SB XVIII, SB XVIISuper Bowl Champions--Atlanta Falcons--SB XI, SB X, SB IX, SB VIII, SB VII, SB VI, SB V
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