Delegating every contract negotiation

[Eyeball]

Right, I've had it with the pulling up and down of sliders during contract negotiation. It simply is not fun, and in my new game, I've decided to have a go at only using the delegate function.

 

My questions are:

 

1. Does the "negotiation" stat have any impact on the quality of the deals you get when delegating?

 

2. Does anyone else only delegate? What are your experiencesa? Did it send your small companies too far in the red? Was constantly having to renew contracts with fighters since the delegate function doesn't seem to like signing fighters for more than very few matches too irritating for you to bother with?

 

I love WMMA, but the contract negotiations really are an irritating chore.

[Benrollo]

I've found that quite often when delegating contracts they fail to agree a deal. Dunno if the negotiating stat affects it or not.

[BrokenCycle]

Early on in the game you could delegate nearly every contract. Later on you should only delegate for unknowns, because your established guys will not accept.

[BuddyGarner]

Delegate less than $4000.

[NapDaddy]

I've had 100% success delegating up to 8,000. It gets very spotty after that.

[Calinks]

yep mine fall through now. Also they seem to only sign 3-5 fight deals. I usually lock people up for 10. That way we don't have to renegotiate for a long long time.

[GOOSE]

I have stated the same in other topics similar to this.

 

I want to book matches, not spend time negotiating. It would be different if you negotiate only a couple of times, but 6 to 10 times after an event becomes a chore. I don't enjoy it as is. And as stated above, this should be about enjoyment.

 

My suggestions in no particular order:

- Hire someone to negotiate. If they break down, state the last take it or leave it offer from the fighter and leave it up to you.

- Get rid of most of the drop down menus to include # of fights, salary, bonus, signing bonus + one or two others. Keep it quick and easy.