Hope you had a good laugh, NGE.

[cracicot]

Would need screenshots to help you determine for sure but with that being said, there are two theories:

1. You mismanaged one team enough by accident that the lower team was able to upset your higher quality one.

2. The Nordeus coded program can't tell that you own both teams. The program is coded to let "new players" win a certain amount of games to keep them playing, happy and hopefully turn you into a token buyer with this business model.

You know your game statistics / settings better than we do. Take your choice but don't buy the random theory.

FlyingV, I know I have seen this conspiracy theory regarding the noobs winning to keep them in the game in several threads and would tend to believe this, as I believe Nordeus is greedy enough to "trick" players into spending....BUT why is it people are more likely to believe this theory and not the one where Nordeus employees or associates bid on endless amounts of auctions to cause token suckage? Or the theory where if you are way ahead of the 1nd place team in the league, you will start to lose games in the final 10 games just so they can make a race of it?

I am surprised that some douche hasnt said that even the conference teams beat premier league teams on occasion. I was about to put money on that one and forgot to contact July about the odds.

[FlyingV]

BUT why is it people are more likely to believe this theory and not the one where Nordeus employees or associates bid on endless amounts of auctions to cause token suckage? Or the theory where if you are way ahead of the 1nd place team in the league, you will start to lose games in the final 10 games just so they can make a race of it?

Good Questions Cracicot,

I have seen enough now to not count out any "possible theory" in regards to how Nordeus sucks extra tokens out of it's "members" . I think there are enough abnormalities going on that we would be foolish not to look at all the theories my friend. I guess that "maybe" some theories "sound" more plausible than others. I say if we bought into a product and see abnormalities, then we question it as we would any other product.

On a side note - I have seen the "Auction Token Suckage Theory" at work - I don't know if it is coded in or the employees help out but it is way to obvious to ignore in my opinion.

Kind Regards,
V