Author Topic: Philosophically what makes for an insulting trade offer?  (Read 7107 times)

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Re: Philosophically what makes for an insulting trade offer?
« Reply #15 on: January 24, 2012, 06:13:33 PM »

Offline Eja117

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I generally don't have issues with bad offers. Either the other guy comically overvalues his own players, or it's transparent that it's an initial low-ball offer, and if I'm interested in making something happen, I'm supposed to make a slightly more rational counteroffer.

Along with someone backing out of a deal, the other thing I hate: when you've had long, productive talks, and you're about to wrap it up, and the other guy says, "Oh, and add your 1st rounder or Player X (who's the best player in the deal). We're good?" Come on, man.
Classic time wasting move