Crazy fixture times

[Max Brand]

Can someone please answer (related) - How come i have two games today at 5.30pm and 6.30pm and i can't seem to change the time of either but can edit other game times? - One is a Champions league game and the other a crucial league game so i don't even know what team to put out in each and i refuse to but healing packs. Thanks in advance.

If either fixture has a clock you should be able to click the clock then at a cost (of tokens) transfer the times. Marc you have hit on the entire point of the thread. Are Nordeus really saying that across a 24 hour period fixtures could not be better organised. They want fixtures to be like this so people are drawn in to spending money to buy tokens, to either transfer times or buy packs.

Having played the game I enjoy it. If there are really 10,000,000 people worldwide playing, a charge of £2.00 per season with everyone allocated say 70 tokens per season to 'manage' as they see fit. That's £20,000,000 per month, £1,200,000,000 per year (move over Monopoly), hopefully with that we can have servers that do not crash as well. Instead we have this 'drawer people in' method of selling. So good teams crash out of cups, as they do not spend the money.

[Killerbee]

Having played the game I enjoy it. If there are really 10,000,000 people worldwide playing, a charge of £2.00 per season with everyone allocated say 70 tokens per season to 'manage' as they see fit. That's £20,000,000 per month, £1,200,000,000 per year (move over Monopoly), hopefully with that we can have servers that do not crash as well. Instead we have this 'drawer people in' method of selling. So good teams crash out of cups, as they do not spend the money.

The problem is that the people playing for free are the vast majority. The treshold from free to paid is gigantic. That's the biggest hurdle these freemium companies have, getting people to switch from free to paid.
No matter if it was only $1, there are a lot of people who don't consider the option to spend money.

I'd dare say that the vast majority of tokens are bought by an extremely small amount of players.