Lindor

theangrybuddha · August 2016

I have never used the trading block except to trade inactives. How many tries does it take to get Lindor? Does throwing gold at him help?

Insertteamhere · August 2016

theangrybuddha wrote: »

I have never used the trading block except to trade inactives. How many tries does it take to get Lindor? Does throwing gold at him help?

Ive done two trades, both went through eventually. I WOULD NOT throw gold at them, no. I waited until the clock ticked down to 5 gold and 8 gold respectively and did it then. I had it accept 8 gold once after having refused 139 gold 4 times in a row. It was absurd. Maybe it adds up the 139 x 4 and I was 8 gold shy of 600 or something, I don't know. But my inclination at this point is to not throw more than 10 gold at any trade for any one attempt. Best of luck!

dingerdiger · August 2016

Inserteamhere is correct. Wait till there is only couple hours left in the trade negotiations. The price keeps going down as the days go on. Put your worst player in the position of the player you are trading for (a 1 or 2 star). It will still take some gold to get them but not near as much as I have paid for some.

astrosbaseball2016 · August 2016

Sometimes you'll get lucky and it will go through without spending any gold... I got Prime Chris Davis on the first attempt way back when. My first basemen at the time wasn't bad.

dingerdiger · August 2016

Man that would be great Astro. I thought 1000 gold for Prime Pujols was great!

theangrybuddha · August 2016

Thanks guys it was a 1 day 7 hour negotiation each time but I got him on the 3rd try.

Bballer14 · August 2016

Thanks for the info, good to know. If you have the players required why not just let the trade go through. It's pointless to frustrate the GM (us) by backing out and blocking the trade that was offered up in the first place.

What is the logic, am I missing something?

Gariputo · August 2016

Bballer14 wrote: »

Thanks for the info, good to know. If you have the players required why not just let the trade go through. It's pointless to frustrate the GM (us) by backing out and blocking the trade that was offered up in the first place.

What is the logic, am I missing something?

Despite you having spent the money to get the required players for the trade, they want you to spend even more to make sure the trade goes through. Next they'll add a feature where the player refuses the move after the deal has gone through but you can bribe him with gold.

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