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Quoted from Goreston

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Also, before another stupid flame war breaks out:

Tutorial, I’m pretty sure Mia is agreeing with you that Let’s Go Bananas shouldn’t be moved up. Man, I swear half the HL drama wouldn’t exist if people just typed in full paragraphs.

YES please, people use smileys wrong :( but yeah i was saying her argument with the “quality loss” wasn’t very satisfying. But why are we even discussing this, let’s see what happens soon.

b-but muh prem superiority

I don’t understand the “consequences” of letting a d1 team play in prem.

Quoted from Scissors

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Standards drop for every div, not exactly rocketscience

Well most team in Prem/div1 are already scrimming each other.

We’re planning to move someone up.

Quoted from Permzilla

We’re planning to move someone up.

Not us please. Breakfast Club / Splendid Gaming / Lets go Banana’s are the best teams in div 1 atm imo, but splendid didn’t want it (?) and lets go bananas are a new team so i would go with breakfast club.

Quoted from nijoonen

Only team is can emagine worthy of replacing DA atm is another group of freedom eagles. Maybe Spld, maybe a really keen team of good old ruskis could do it, would make more sense to get a new team in rather then screwing around more with the divs, like moving up a div 1 team.

Smartest choice in the end is probably to leave it like it is tho.

I agree with this.

Quoted from Python

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Maybe move a div 1 team to prem and move a team from the d1 waiting list to d1?

As I said before, no Division 1 team deserves to be in the top division, nor would be able to compete.

Quoted from Dandere

if people feel they could play that div and there’s available space, I see no harm in letting them try. It won’t “ruin the quality” of Prem, if anything, it ruins the quality less because a dropped team in Prem hurts the league more than an empty spot.

People are stupid, don’t trust what people think. No team in Division 1 could play well in the top division, there is a gap. Thank fuck there’s a gap too, divisions are starting to mean something like in 6v6 (to a far greater extent anyway). Normally in highlander all the divisions blur together. So now the tiers, at the top end of the ETF2L table, actually indicate quality. This is what I like to see.

Quoted from Toba

I think most teams in div1 scrim with prem teams

Quoted from Toba

Well most team in Prem/div1 are already scrimming each other.

You realise this is because at the top of the table there are very few teams to scrim, and to get more scrims you have to scrim lower division opponents or face playing the same 4 teams every week, right? It’s a blend of convenience and necessity.

“ITT:” People in Division 1 looking rid of the team that will beat them, and people at the top of Division 1 asking to get moved into a division they’ll get rolled so they have “premiership” on their profile. Oh dear.

Quoted from b33p

“ITT:” People in Division 1 looking rid of the team that will beat them, and people at the top of Division 1 asking to get moved into a division they’ll get rolled so they have “premiership” on their profile. Oh dear.

And people at the bottom of prem trying to deny a team moving up so they feel like the club they are in is more exclusive. Even if it is to the detriment of the league as a whole.