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January 16, 2008 06:34

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A friend of mine suggested that. I know it would be useful when buying a player for instance, but I have my doubts if not knowing it is good for the game. Anyway, let’s discuss that and see what everybody think about it :-D

Cheers!

 

January 16, 2008 06:03

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Hi, I think it would be usefull to have the friendlies a player played in his history. There could be a filter to choose the kind of matches he played.

I think it is usefull when we search for young players on free transfer list we could see how many maches they played, friendlys and serious ones :D

Cheers

 

January 15, 2008 20:53

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I need friendlies again.

Portsmouth, FastTicker.

 

January 15, 2008 17:07

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Alright, Gabriel. Thanks for explaining.
cheers

 

January 15, 2008 16:27

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No Philipp, another goalie will be used to replace the banned one or, if no goalie is available, the available player with the highest keeping :-)

What Alexandre meant is the “best” available player no matter the position to replace. So in your case you had a banned midfielder and got a striker to replace him. That means your “best” available striker (highest shooting) was better than your “best” available midfielder (highest passing), if you compare the striker shooting with the midfielder passing. Of course this “best” concept is far from accurate and also that is not what you wanted, you wanted your formation to be 3-5-2 and that’s what’s gonna happen when we fix it.

Cheers!

 

January 15, 2008 13:44

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it’s not that sytem picks the best player available, but that the system doesn’t replace the missing player at his original position … what if a goalie is banned? do the system steps up with a 3-5-3 …?!

 

January 15, 2008 12:04

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the a.i picks the best player available no matter the position he plays….

gabriel will fix this in the future.

cheers

 

January 15, 2008 04:31

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Totally agree my team can not score a goal, 8 goals all season many diffrent styles of attack tried and still no goals, a typical game my last one: Newcastle United

G Steve Gibbs 10.0
D Ben Eaton 7.7
D John Bull 6.7
D Felipe Franco 7.2
D Joey Stark 9.2
D Ian Roberts 10.0
M Sean Taylor 10.0
M Wayne Benson 5.2
M Steve Betts 8.9
A John Robinson 10.0
A Darren Green 10.0
1 × 0

5-3-2 formation 4-4-2
44% possession 56%
16 shots 33
11 shots on target 14
64% accurrate passes 58%
62% effective tackles 67%
3 corners 2
1 offsides 6
22 fouls 30
Blackburn Rovers

G George McGowan 8.2
D Emilio Palumbo 10.0
D Martin Haydon 10.0
D Tony Goodyear 9.8
D Bruno Rui Silva 9.0
M Nicolau Castilho 3.5
M Graeme Smith 9.3
M Andrea Bartolucci 9.9
M Andrés Perez De Cabrera 10.0
A Orlando Armstrong 10.0
A Victor Naves 10.0

1 min: The referee shows Castilho (a) a yellow card.

18 min: The referee shows B. Eaton (h) a yellow card.
29 min: The referee shows J. Stark (h) a yellow card.
39 min: The referee shows S. Betts (h) a yellow card.
57 min: Taylor (h) scores

 

January 14, 2008 10:59

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Another controversial point Filipe, whether or not national teams will have managers. When the time comes we’ll see :-)

Cheers.

 

January 14, 2008 10:56

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Makes sense Filipe, it will probably work this way.

Cheers!

 

January 14, 2008 08:03

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If you implemt national teams will they have real managers? I think it would be great if the best managers could be at same time on their clubs and a national team.

Hope you guys don’t give up this one :D

Cheers

 

January 14, 2008 07:26

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It would be nice if national players can adapt faster and better than foreigners. So managers woul prefer to contract them.

 

January 14, 2008 07:16

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If possible don’t change it this season, or some managers will have some problems. Me included :D

Keep the good work!

 

January 13, 2008 15:19

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Understood Filipe :-)

You’re right, sometimes they accept these 50% reduction. We’ll have to work this out.

Cheers.

 

January 13, 2008 12:33

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I came across this topic only today, but I have to say that the same thing happened to me, when I was trying to buy 3 players from Borussia Dortmund. So I checked Borussia’s page and… surprise:

3
48 Alex Touluca Manager Resigned.
44 Alex Touluca Manager Contracted.

The biography of this nomade coach:

Season Turn Team Event
3
62 Roma Manager Contracted.
61 Le Mans Manager Resigned.
55 Le Mans Manager Contracted.
54 Sunderland Manager Resigned.
49 Sunderland Manager Contracted.
48 Borussia Dortmund Manager Resigned.
44 Borussia Dortmund Manager Contracted.

…and his twin, Alex Foutura:

Season Turn Team Event
3
62 Banfield Manager Contracted.
61 Real Sporting de Gijón Manager Resigned.
55 Real Sporting de Gijón Manager Contracted.
54 Athletic Bilbao Manager Resigned.
49 Athletic Bilbao Manager Contracted.
48 Auxerre Manager Resigned.
44 Auxerre Manager Contracted.

Just to make sure everybody is aware. Cheers!

 

January 13, 2008 07:52

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Gabriel Cesario he won’t accept reduce to his normal wage, but still accept a big reduction. I don’t know exactly how many, but for example in my last team Braga they accepted about 50% wage reduction. I think this is not realistic, expecialy if the players played almost every match with a good rating. If he has a good avarage rating and he plays many maches he shold not accept any reduction. This way we won’t offer unrealistic wages when the contract is made.

In your exemple, if the player has a good rating and he played most of the games he would ask the same wage he had (100,000). If he does not play he should accept a reduction, but not much, about 10%, so he would ask 90,000.

This way we would not offer that much (100,000) to a player which accept 10,000 and wages would be more stable and realistics.

Hope you understand my english :D

 

January 13, 2008 07:32

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Leagues have names now, so instead of simply calling them Division 1, Division 2, Division 3, we call them by their real life names like Premiership, Serie A, 1. Bundesliga, SuperLiga and so on. Let us know if there is anything wrong with the names added.

Cheers!

 

January 13, 2008 07:22

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I agree Philipp, contract clauses are on our plans, it will certainly make negotiations more interesting.

Cheers!

 

January 13, 2008 07:22

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why is it that if one player of the standard formation is banned for a match by (red) cards the computer doesnt replace a sustitute in the same spot?

i have a 3-5-2, one midfielder was booked and i missed to change the squad myself. the match report showed that the a.i. brought a player in, but not as a midfielder but a sriker. so i played 3-4-3 & had obviously a big disadvantage b/c “i” changed the formation from 352 to 343 /normally 60-70 shots, this time 18) …

 

January 13, 2008 07:13

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currently it’s the “brazilian” rule: the number of games won decides in first place.

 

January 13, 2008 07:03

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I’m not a friend of too much limitations: neither transfer prices nor wages.

it’s a market driven component of the game. i don’t like the idea to to support minor teams with a cap (tranfer & wage) to have a chance getting 1st class players. where’s the challenge in that?

one way for smaller teams is to acquire underrated oldies & talented youths to improve and earn more money e.g via merchandising (Star player – we need the “*” from ssim ;)) and would be more attractive for players they are interested in. and do reselling to build a capital.

I’m missing the more “intuive” decising making of players: i guess it’s a lack of the current system: it’s just driven by numbers – the wage. it would be important to choose from a LARGER VARIETY OF OPTIONS when you propose to a player: further contracts details like the “big club clause”, first team “guarantee” (for 1 season), to cancel a contract after not winning a title or not qualifying for CL or if the club relegates etc. …

that would increase the chances of smaller: when they take a more risky approach. So wage would be just one out of several parameters to consider.

 

January 13, 2008 06:59

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If theres a maximum wage for a specific player it would end with everybody giving the maximum wage allowed. Then the player would decide for himself which team to go to. Does not sound fair to me…

 

January 13, 2008 06:57

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hey guys,

In fastticker im currently second in the premierleague (everton).

I’d like to know why am I not in first place since we have the same GF and GA the same points (44) but i won the game agains my direct opponent 2×1 in our single match so far…

cheers

 

January 13, 2008 06:31

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It is possible to reduce Filipe, but not to a compatible wage. I mean, if you pay 100,000 to a player when he would have accepted 10,000 you won’t be able to renew his contract for 10,000 in the first renewal. Anyway, maybe he should accept a reduction, but not a big reduction as they accept sometimes.

Cheers.

 

January 13, 2008 06:20

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I do not agree whith the maximum wages. The manager must be responsable when he offer the wage to a player. If the wages are getting to high it’s because of the marker and because teams have money to suport that wages.

Were it could be changed is the contract renewals. Players should not acept reduce there wage too much. The way it is rigth now a manager can offer a high wage to a player because he knows next year he will reduce it. I have done that whith my team and I think other managers do it as well.

Cheers

 

January 13, 2008 05:20

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Nice ideias. This whole economy stuff is very complex and a sensitive part of the game. I agree we need to study it better to improve the market and make the game fun for everybody. Certainly we must associate some special rules for teams that are near to bankruptcy and for those who are already negative. It’s not just a matter of firing the manager.

From all the things you guys said we currently have only one in the game, maximum wages, but this maximum is still too high probably. I wish we had more time to implement things faster, but don’t worry, we’ll keep doing the best we can with the time we have :-)

Cheers and thanks for all the suggestions!

 

January 13, 2008 05:14

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We don’t have a good mechanism to forbid the manager from buying players. What we can do is reverse the transfers or fire the players as you guys suggested. We’ll see, the problem here is that our game allowed that, so even though it is not a good practice it was considered “legal” by the game logic. Unfotunately we may have to live with that. The good thing is that won’t happen again after the new rules have been implemented and there is more to come regarding managers changing teams in a short period.

Cheers!

 

January 13, 2008 02:24

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I think that it’s also important to stipulate manximum transferprices for example 3x value.

player with value 1 200 000 → max transferprice of 3,6M
player with value 400 000 → max transferprice of 1,2M

Now there are some ridiculous transferprices which will cause bankrupcy.
(To me) a maximum transferprice can solve this problem. And the transfermarket will be honnest again and smaller teams can buy good players.

Wages

For the wages I think Hugo is right. They’re much to high. I suggest that (after reducing them like Hugo said) you stipulate a maximum wage proportional to the player’s value.

For example
value 100K till 200K => max wage 2K
value 200K till 400K => max wage 3K
value 400K till 600K => max wage 4K
and so on…

Maybe the values aren’t ok but it is the idea that counts.

Then you don’t have wages like 50K

When players are transferlisted, you can’t offer above this maximum wages. Then you don’t have all these high wages.

Cheers

Cheers

 

January 12, 2008 09:34

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Think you Gabriel!

I believe actual situation can and must be improved before this rule application on negative $ managers. We started with a set of rules that changed, so I believe the better approach would be some new progressive rules, rules to adequate and permit managers adaptation, and in the course of the next seasons tend to the definitive set.

My logic was based on the contracts, which are 3 seasons maximum, so I think you could apply the following as soon as possible and set some values until the end of season 4, lower the values on season 5, then lower again in 6, and in season 7 values would be definitive! I am also taking 150K/3 ticks wage as a limit.

My goals are:
- Lower budgets (and don’t permit situation to get worst)
- Improve season balance
- Allow squad dimension (acquisition of players on loan or free transfer)
- Don’t permit squads to be depleted (guess where the good players would end…)

Here are some suggestions to improve bankrupt clubs:
(To me) the most important would be to limit the wage they can offer on free transfer players (or loans) and on contract renewals. It’s important to distinguish these amounts, otherwise there is the risk of depleting the best players from these squads, and again, guess where these players will end…

With this considerations, objective after season 7 (7 included), for negative $ squads, should be something like:
- 4K maximum wage on free transfer or loan players
- 12K maximum wage on contract renewals

If these values were to be applied now I am certain some managers would be deceptive on loosing their top players, which would end in free market and in the richest teams, actually, pretty much the same that traded a lot of players, starting on those that never cared about wages, because they didn’t have to…

So, starting now my proposal is:
- 10K maximum wage on free transfer or loan players (until the end of season 4)
- 27K maximum wage on contract renewals (until the end of season 4)
Then again:
- 8K maximum wage on free transfer or loan players (until the end of season 5)
- 22K maximum wage on contract renewals (until the end of season 5)
And again:
- 6K maximum wage on free transfer or loan players (until the end of season 6)
- 17K maximum wage on contract renewals (until the end of season 6)

I hope starting at 10K will allow to replace any player at the squad unable to enter in these contract renewals, and any player above this wages has to leave in a bankrupt club!!! Having a 3x value for renewal has a second meaning, when a 5K player is improved by the team, he can stay and renewal by the team instead of leaving if he goes above 5K (like a good eye catch)… And maybe maximum 1 season contract, until the end of season 6…

Sales!

In bankrupt clubs some players have to leave at all efforts, I would recommend some automatic sales for players on the squad, based on wages (also loans but I would leave this option for the manager):

until the end of season 4 all players with wages above 50K
until the end of season 5 all players with wages above 40K
until the end of season 6 all players with wages above 30K
after season 7 all players with wages above 20K

This would apply too for players from other clubs on loan at the squad (an automatic cancellation for big loan wages). With such wages this players can’t stay in bankrupt clubs…

I am stopping now but I will edit this and continue later :) maybe other ideas will join…

Cheers…

 

January 12, 2008 08:34

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You can fire the players that were bought ilegally and forbid the manager to buy players for 72 turns.