Annoying negotiations offers

[magic3]

2 solutions for you Keith.

1) The only players who go on the transfer list are those who are one skill point away from the next star. So, train the players to within 2 skill points of the next star. Then start saving your skill points or applying them to a new position or special ability. If you don't do either of those three things, apply 2 skill points at once to move the player to the next star.

2) If you do want to sell a player through negotiations, after getting an offer for your player that didn't contain enough tokens, set a selling price with the number of tokens you want. The other player can then decide if they want to offer those additional tokens or not.

You are wrong about #1. I have seen that said few times on here, even by July but I continuously see this not to be the case both with my players and the players that I can see on the negotiation list. One quality point to the next star, yes, but not one skill point.

As for #2, sometimes you don't want to sell the player even for 20 tokens because a lot of them were bought from the scout list for 50 tokens. Some people play on IOS and dont have access to the desktop 24/7 and it sucks when you cant assign 2-3 skill points and you have a game coming up.

[Mr Mercury]

You are wrong about #1. I have seen that said few times on here, even by July but I continuously see this not to be the case both with my players and the players that I can see on the negotiation list. One quality point to the next star, yes, but not one skill point.

As for #2, sometimes you don't want to sell the player even for 20 tokens because a lot of them were bought from the scout list for 50 tokens. Some people play on IOS and dont have access to the desktop 24/7 and it sucks when you cant assign 2-3 skill points and you have a game coming up.

#1 absolutely false. Have you even looked at a negotiations list? One skill point to the next quality point to the next star on a good day maybe, but there's always a player who's nowhere near. Special abilities are the only recurring theme.

#2 maybe that's what the idea behind negotiations was, but the implementation leaves a lot to be desired.