Wed Jun 01, 2022 3:46 am
I'm going to try to say this as clearly as possible in the hopes that it pierces the fog surrounding your paranoid, addled, sundowning boomer brain: I have never had the means nor the inclination to view anyone else's draft card, and therefore have never had any insight into any individual player's drafting strategy. When I talk about card popularity I am talking about the percentage of leagues at a given cap in which an individual card is owned. This is data that is available on the rosters page of any league. And is now available to you and everyone else. I never had the inclination to explore the favorite players of any individual competitors because that is a level of granularity that I don't believe would be valuable, because, again, repeat after me: drafts at low caps are irrelevant. If you miss your players you get someone virtually just as good as a replacement. And drafts at high caps are a crapshoot where everyone is targeting the same players.
If I was engaged in some fuckery involving draft cards, surely high cap leagues would be the place to do it, yes? Where the drafts actually matter? I have played in exactly 15 high cap leagues. Here is my waiver position in each of them: 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 9, 1, 1, 1. Surely if I had some special insight into the drafting habits of my competitors, I would not be consistently at the top of the waiver wire following a draft.
Listen man. The only reason you think I'm "cheating" is because you're too dense to understand what I'm doing to begin with. And again, the fact that you and everyone else now has access to my data makes your objections even more nonsensical than they were to begin with (and they were already 100% nonsensical to begin with). So kindly fuck off out of this thread with your nonsense. I tried to do something nice for the community by sharing my database and I'd like to keep it on topic if you don't mind. Go start a new thread for your paranoid bullshit if you feel the need to continue.
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MaxPower on Wed Jun 01, 2022 10:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.