Playing with salary cap off?

[geisterhome]

Since the salary cap glitch is still present in Offline CCM and i dont want to play online one user CCM due to the cpu playcalling issues, how does turning the salary cap off affect the game? i would for sure apply house rules and not spend more than i could anyways. but how does the cpu handle things in that case?

[geisterhome]

Quote: Originally Posted by geisterhome

Since the salary cap glitch is still present in Offline CCM and i dont want to play online one user CCM due to the cpu playcalling issues, how does turning the salary cap off affect the game? i would for sure apply house rules and not spend more than i could anyways. but how does the cpu handle things in that case?

nobody who has experience with this?

[Inferno2ss]

I am curious myself. In my offline league, 6 seasons in, almost every team has like $50 million in CAP space and studs like Patrick Peterson still show up in FA. Makes you wonder if the CAP even matters.

[LowerWolf]

I'm curious about this too. I'm getting ready to start an offline CCM and was planning on leaving the cap on.

[tfctillidie]

Quote: Originally Posted by Inferno2ss

I am curious myself. In my offline league, 6 seasons in, almost every team has like $50 million in CAP space and studs like Patrick Peterson still show up in FA. Makes you wonder if the CAP even matters.

Well if there was logic for dealing without the CAP, there wouldn't ever be a free agent really, well very few.

Every team could retain every player at any price, and any cap penalty doesn't matter, so again, any value can be given to anyone at zero risk.

What kind of logic do you expect the game to have in that situation?

[CatMan72]

I'm trying it in hopes that teams will make better decisions about who to keep (ex. Lions cutting Suh) but I haven't hit the offseason yet so I can't really say what kind of effect it has.

[halojereme]

I'm getting ready to start an offline CCM and was planning on leaving the cap on.

[ssc]

It doesn't affect things any differently whatsoever; CPU will still mysteriously not sign people to new contracts due to low-balling, and CPU also makes very modest offers for high-ranking Free Agents.