A rule change has been proposed that would allow points to be awarded for missed events:
-No one is totally out of the long game for the season if they miss posting picks for an event
-If applied to players that join mid-season, they can catch up and still be competitive
-In a close race, someone could choose to skip the last event and coast to a championship without putting it all on the line
-Players could choose to skip picking for events they are uninterested in or unsure about, and end up with more points than they otherwise would have
-People have always been able to post mid-event as long as it's clear what they've missed. This might make for some arguments about the lowest scorer
-Someone could be a champion for a season after missing making picks 20% or more of the time (in 5-event season for example)
-Awarding free points might be disheartening to other players
Players who missed an event should get some points to keep them active in the season. For example, the lowest score minus two points could be given to those who miss an event to allow it not to end a season.
Just to start the discussion off, here are some pros/cons/points of consideration:I second it. I'm not doing that shitty bellator event and I want my welfare points
-No one is totally out of the long game for the season if they miss posting picks for an event
-If applied to players that join mid-season, they can catch up and still be competitive
-In a close race, someone could choose to skip the last event and coast to a championship without putting it all on the line
-Players could choose to skip picking for events they are uninterested in or unsure about, and end up with more points than they otherwise would have
-People have always been able to post mid-event as long as it's clear what they've missed. This might make for some arguments about the lowest scorer
-Someone could be a champion for a season after missing making picks 20% or more of the time (in 5-event season for example)
-Awarding free points might be disheartening to other players