By far, the most often-retired player is a Center. Next is Wing, then Defense, then Goalie. This mirrors how much play time is required to advance a season (C 200, W 250, D 300, G 450). Could it be that these numbers need to be adjusted? I don't think so. I actually did this by design.
Retirement Graph by Position:
Centers
Wings
Defense
Goalie
There are also 25 orcs who prematurely retired (with 8 or fewer seasons). I'm not sure why. I don't remember pulling them for any particular reason.
Retirement age by position:
Center: Min 9, Average 9.3, Max 17 seasons
Wing: Min 9, Average 9.3, Max 12 seasons
Defense: Min 9, Average 9.3, Max 12 seasons
Goalie: Min 9, Average 9.4, Max 13 seasons
Oldest retired orc: 22 combined seasons (17 at Center)
Highest season (C4 W3 D2 G1 = 4):
17:
16:
15:
14:
13:
12:
11:
10:
9:
(Where
= 1, = 10 and = 100)
There are just over 3,000 retirees, leaving almost 95,000 active.
