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Post by mmrozek on Dec 11, 2007 6:41:34 GMT 1
Yes, I like it. Managers now can´t no longer speculate with price of players.
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Post by GM-JRGalo on Dec 11, 2007 8:07:42 GMT 1
I think this rule doesn´t change much. You only need fast-biddings from other users to do the last offer.
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Post by yofdm on Dec 11, 2007 9:30:29 GMT 1
Yes it changes the game in the way that it gives another advantage to people who can be online most of the time... But it seems that's what Anders wants...
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Post by kerstman on Dec 11, 2007 10:31:33 GMT 1
The new rule is about one thing and that is that selling managers can raise the price enormously by bidding on their own players. I think it is a great rule. I saw it myself a couple of times that a selling manager was constantly bidding on his own players and thus raising the price for his own benefit. I do not see any disadvantages in the new rule.
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Post by yofdm on Dec 12, 2007 6:24:22 GMT 1
The disadvantage is:
- If you can be online on the envening (CET), when the prices are higher, you don't have to put a high starting price to sell your players.
-If you can't, you have to put a high starting price to have a chance to sell your players a good price and you have to play the fee.
This rule gives an advantage to europeans and mostly to people spending their time online
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Post by yofdm on Dec 18, 2007 7:12:23 GMT 1
I didn't think about it but this new rule can easily be bypassed if you get someone (a "complice") to make the first bids. That's what's going to happen... Be careful with making strict rules that only rich and organized groups can bypass or you will end up with a France like community (ok, no more politics... )
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Post by kerstman on Dec 18, 2007 12:28:01 GMT 1
If a complice is trying to rise the bid for a player of a friends team the risk is very likely that he will pay a large sum of money for a player from a friend. I think this won't happen much
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Post by yofdm on Dec 18, 2007 15:56:24 GMT 1
we'll see , I'm sure it's already happening (not pointing at any one ... I just mean that this rule doesn't change anything for managers who can be online on their deadline or who can arrange with friends... For the others... too bad
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Post by schmu on Dec 20, 2007 0:06:31 GMT 1
The disadvantage is: - If you can be online on the envening (CET), when the prices are higher, you don't have to put a high starting price to sell your players. -If you can't, you have to put a high starting price to have a chance to sell your players a good price and you have to play the fee. This rule gives an advantage to europeans and mostly to people spending their time online I don't see a advantage or disadvantage here. The starting fee prices weren't created randomly. They were created to lower the the amount of Money that is going around. The own bids completely disabled this function. When you look at the "Not-european-leagues" you can see that only very few users play there in comparison to the european leagues. And some users (I guess it's more than just some but I don't know the exact number) in the "Not european leagues" even live in Europe. That's because Handball is a mainly european sport even though the popularity in other countries keeps growing. And we europeans have the disadvantage if there is a good American or Australian player on sale.
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