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Another thing we may try to do is empower our game masters with more things they could do to stop the cheaters. But then we would need the game masters to really help us…
We sure can do that, Ilian. As soon as I’m done with the anniversary feature I’m working on I’ll create new mechanisms to make cheaters life harder. Unfortunately, things might become a little more restrictive for those not cheating at all, but I don’t think non-cheaters will care about the changes as long as they help us reduce the amount of cheating.
Unfortunately we don’t have enough time to investigate and take action on cheaters as we tried to do in the past, that’s why we’ll try this new approach.
It is been very hard to find players with high skills. There is no more youths in my team with average skills above 89. The really good ones are getting very old.
What happens with the new generation? Players seems to be very similiar each others
what pathetic bunch of queer cheaters.
why dont you cheats all fuck off to expert11 and stop ruining this game
It appears that you have not learned to play. The secret of the game is to recruit young players without a contract, trains them and sells them for a good value. Even the bots pay well in that type of player. Do you worry more caring about others, than to improve your own team and invest in it. You should be a player that bought prepared players and enrich others. Because instead of spending your time looking for stupid things, do not worry about your own team, find players, train and resell to make money. This game is manager, and to grow has to go for business, buy, sell, train, look ..
Think about it.
Davison,
you have a point. All the mangers involved, including Felix are have ties to bayern. I think I remember accusing Felipe Santos in cheating in SoccerSim, many many times. Name sounds soooo familiar.
I’m not suggesting a new feature, but gosh darn it I am suggesting get rid of the cheaters.
Is RubySoccer too small to impose some sort of control and rules when it comes to cheating?
I cant believe I did not notice this before. No wonder you’re so into this.
It seems you really like to deal with Flavio Machado who deals with guess who, Eintracht. Joaquim F. also buys your shit players. All the teams involved who have ridiculous transfer with Eintracht, you also have ridiculous transfers with. I dont have time to dig deeper, it obvious.
Good try buddy and good luck cheating.
I hope the admins step up and clean up house a little. I dont want to waste my time posting about this anymore. It’s in plain sight.
Felix, I understand what you’re saying, but this one is simply too obvious for me and I am baffled that you cant see it.
Caio Oliveira is the NEW manager of hanover, before that he was the manager of, guess who… Tus, who dealt with guess who? Eintracht. That second bundesliga team, guess who managed them. Caio. Guess who he dealt with? Vizela. Guess who Vizela dealt with Eintracht. Now look at each individual player and tell me all the transfers somehow make sense to you. Yes, the money payed was high, but the players that went to eintracht are much better than the players that went out. There are more teams involved in the ring. I can connect more dots for you if you wish. Doesn’t matter how you associate things, all the strings come together at Eintracht.
Ps.: Forgot TuS Koblenz who is without a manager and to qualify for Europe League.
After reviewing the transfers, I was analyzing the managers who bought players.
Caio Oliveira is doing a great job in Hanover in 1996. Apparently reshaping the team, but keeping the level.
Aikon Alin is in Russia. Is vying for the title and is in the final of the Cup of Russia.
João Roberto seems unable to do a good job yet.
Flávio Machado is trying to access the Bundesliga.
Marcos Tadeu not see anything important.
I looked at the former team of managers, and saw that some teams are fighting to move to the Bundesliga, as is the case with Hansa and Padeborn. The Vizela is well in Portugal.
As I said earlier, it is very difficult to accuse someone. So I prefer to help the person who I think are doing silly to accuse a person who causes me envy.
Cheers.
Ilian, I looked at those transfers, because the face value of the player is compatible with the value of transfers.
I tried a youth overvalued, which may be suspect, but found nothing. Such transfers are those who think more serious. It is very difficult to really know if the couple is worth the high value. But transfer of Felipe Maróstica were within the reality of Ruby.
Some good young players for loan for free.
D R, 86 in tackling :http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/player_info/141073
M C, 84 in passing : http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/player_info/138235
M RC, 85 in passing : http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/player_info/141727
A RC, 91 in shotting : http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/player_info/142336
Are you sure you looked at the right team Felix? I’ll just give you a few examples from season 40 and then all suspicious transfers from season 41 and 42 (current season). I’m not sure what you looked at, but if you look at those players individually, you’ll see the transfers do not make sense.
SEASON 40
TURN 51 Felipe Maróstica => Flávio Galante – Xavier Amador – 12000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to TuS Koblenz
TURN 95 Felipe Maróstica => Caio Oliveira – Héctor Babington – 10388380 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to TuS Koblenz
TURN 95 Felipe Maróstica => Caio Oliveira – Mauro Carrasco – 9562079 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to TuS Koblenz
TURN 122 Felipe Maróstica => Antônio Vanucci Soares – Konstantin Pries – 16500000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Eibar
TURN 134 João Roberto => Felipe Maróstica – Cléber Amaral – 13239212- Transfered from Vizela to Eintracht Frankfurt
SEASON 41
TURN 23 Felipe Maróstica => Aiko Alin – David Linares – 11000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Hansa Rostock
TURN 57 Felipe Maróstica => João Roberto – Andreu Nieva – 23000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Vizela
TURN 69 Felipe Maróstica => Marcos Tadeu – Bennet Gies – 16500000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Eibar
TURN 70 Felipe Maróstica => Marcos Tadeu – Adrien Libert – 21400000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Eibar
TURN 93 Felipe Maróstica => Marcos Tadeu – Michele Biondolillo – 21000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Eibar
TURN 93 Felipe Maróstica => Aiko Alin – Alessandro Maio – 27000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Hansa Rostock
TURN 135 Felipe Ma
róstica => Marcos Tadeu – Mario Ledesma – 30000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Eibar
SEASON 42
TURN 4 Felipe Maróstica => Flavio Machado – Sebastiano Balzano – 27000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Borussia Mönchengladbach
TURN 5 Flavio Machado => Felipe Maróstica – Oliver Schneller – 28000000 – Transfered from Borussia Mönchengladbach to Eintracht Frankfurt
TURN 27 Felipe Maróstica => Flavio Machado – Cristian Santamaría – 42000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Borussia Mönchengladbach
TURN 68 Felipe Maróstica => Flavio Machado – Alex Ramalho – 25000000 – Transfered from Eintracht Frankfurt to Borussia Mönchengladbach
SEASON 41
Liverpool Just Another Valencieness!
Even though it is becoming the 7th season into the Liverpool revival, their manager insists in speaking “French”. In many ways, the new Liverpool is just another Valencieness, with the manager relying on his old prodigies to rebuild his new team. Since he moved from Valencieness to Liverpool, 8 players have followed the same route. Currently, 4 of them are regular starters in the names of Amado, Corcelli, Saldivar, and Flores. The last to follow such trend, Socrates Melo, has joined his former teammates as an impact player who will add considerable depth to the Red frontline.
The remaining three players were Marcio Novais, Eduardo Martins, and Martial Carvahlo
In addition, two more players, joined Liverpool from Valenieness via other teams. They were, Milan Muller and Ambrosio Pinonero. In total, 10 former Valencieness players have afterwards joined Liverpool.
In Total for those 10 players, Liverpool has payed:
78.2 million
In Total for the sale of 5 of those players, Liverpool has recouped:
51.0 million
Liverpool To Complete The Perfect Premiership Season???
Twenty-two weeks into the season, the Red Army has registered 22 wins for a total goal record of 91-10. They sit comfortably at the top with 6 pts from 2nd place Blackpool and 17 pts from 3d place Charlton Athletic.
Most importantly the ANFIELD favorites have won the games against its three closest players, all played away: 0-2 at Blackburn Rovers, 1-3 at Blackpool, 3-6 at Charlton Athletic. The league dominance of the most famous Enlglish team is now a certainty. But one question remains?
Will Liverpool manage to win all its remaining games to complete a perfect domestic season of 38 wins in 38 games?
In the words of their manager: “Of course we would love to accomplish such a feature. But this team is competing in three fronts and the hardest part of the season is yet to come. Ask any fool to choose between a perfect domestic performance and the chance to win the treble of EPL, FA CUP, and CL. They will surely go for the treble. The truth is that beyond our starting eleven, we only have 5 players who could offer us some depth and flexibility. There will be a lot of rotating in the coming weeks to make sure that our players don’t drop dead in the middle of a CL semifinal. We are still devastated by the humiliation we received at the hands of Sporting de Gijon last season. Better not repeat that, don’t you think?!”
Hi,
Does anyone have Dutch players they wanted to sell? I might be interested.
That’s probably the kind of thing we’ll end up doing…maybe not so restrictive, we could just limit the transfer amount for buying and selling during this initial period.
Have to analyze the situation of the team that sold. Because the price seemed normal, because I do not even interested in the player.
I have a suggestion as to new managers. Prohibit negotiations for a certain period of time. Maybe for 30 days.
I was looking for something strange, but didnt find anything.
The transfers seems normal, and i saw that is a ancient manager.
Careful with accusations. It is very serious.
Anyone?
I would say it is almost acceptable…we need better control of new managers in the game, they shouldn’t be allowed to do such things.
Admins,
take a look:
http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/player_info/102690
FT: http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/match_report/926586
1 × 1
3-4-3 formação 4-4-2
56% posse de bola 44%
26 chutes 11
21 chutes a gol 10
93% passes certos 87%
67% roubadas efetivas 37%
6 escanteios 4
2 impedimentos 2
5 faltas 11
FastTick: http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/match_report/926546
3 × 2
3-4-3 formação 3-4-3
42% posse de bola 58%
14 chutes 31
11 chutes a gol 30
89% passes certos 87%
47% roubadas efetivas 57%
1 escanteios 6
2 impedimentos 2
9 faltas 9
closed
I had never seen it. Take a look:
http://www.rubysoccer.com/game/match_report/926474
i would bet hes the same person as felipe over at bayern or his long lost queer brother
I was looking at Eintracht Frankfurt and this guy is a monster cheat. Huge transfers that date seasons back. This guy is cheating and has been for a loooong time. Probably hasnt been caught because he can’t win no matter how hard he cheats, but I dare you to look through the history, it’s an eye popper.
if you are trying to give the advantage to human controlled teams
allow the loan but implement a loan but the human manager request loan termination
(if needed) only after 36 turns not less…and have the comp obey the min game requirements and not missing them.
it would develop players and well it would allow the smaller countries where the players havnt yet got to the stage of worldly contention to develop and progress so they could be…
It shouldn’t be so hard to do. We’ve been trying to avoid improving non human-managed teams to give priority to human managed teams features, but we might decide to change it, so we can have more countries before having more human managers without having lots of crap teams around :)