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    Quote Originally Posted by Cholo Simeone View Post
    Old transfer market won't be back, I'm sure, the new one is much better for Nordeus. If we want good players at the beginning of the season, we have to spend a lot of tokens, no matter the age of the player, or buy scouts. I have no other option but quitting the game. It's a shame...
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    Understanding and Acceptance are two separate things.

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    buyers should be happy of new market... casual gamers wont be competitive enough anymore

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    IMHO - this is a casual game, dependent on the goodwill of casual gamers. Serious Gamers would be inclined to a serious game - one which did not spew out troll results, where there was great (not just good) Customer service and responsiveness to customer feedback, crashes, bugs, issues like this and many others (like when the ads disappeared or the issue with friendlies, injuries) ... I could go on...

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    buyers should be happy of new market... casual gamers wont be competitive enough anymore

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    Quote Originally Posted by rdsouza View Post
    IMHO - this is a casual game, dependent on the goodwill of casual gamers. Serious Gamers would be inclined to a serious game - one which did not spew out troll results, where there was great (not just good) Customer service and responsiveness to customer feedback, crashes, bugs, issues like this and many others (like when the ads disappeared or the issue with friendlies, injuries) ... I could go on...
    i disagree... simple games many times are more attractive and addictive than better and complex ones... and btw, serious gamers exist in every game
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    No argument there! Just suggesting that the ratio or serious gamers (spenders) would be much higher in games where the basic rules are known and results are "reasonably" predictable with just enough of a possible surprise that keeps you interested. Im not sure if there are many managers who would be bold enough to predict a win (let alone a result) even playing a visibly weaker team in an illegal formation.


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    i disagree... simple games many times are more attractive and addictive than better and complex ones... and btw, serious gamers exist in every game
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    Quote Originally Posted by rdsouza View Post
    No argument there! Just suggesting that the ratio or serious gamers (spenders) would be much higher in games where the basic rules are known and results are "reasonably" predictable with just enough of a possible surprise that keeps you interested. Im not sure if there are many managers who would be bold enough to predict a win (let alone a result) even playing a visibly weaker team in an illegal formation.
    no arguments from me neither... i think serious gamers are a % of all the gamers (dont know the exact %... lets assume the more complex is the game the more the serious gamers are.). Nordeus claims to have millions of gamers... not many other games can get a so wide base, even if complex ones. so the, let's say 5% of 10 millions, will be still higher than the 20% of 500 000
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    They may well of introduced the system to try and encourage players to spend more cash on tokens but if they did then well they got it wrong as the system for me at least is doing the exact opposite.

    I've spent about £30 since I started playing this game and half of that was a mistake as I selected the wrong amount of tokens!! and out of the 300 tokens or so I bought I spent about 75 on daft things like kits, emblems and name changes etc.

    Also I could have got along just fine without spending and it's easy enough (or it was) to get good players I just wanted to get a a full young squad with SA that would last me for several seasons without having to make any major changes and theres still no conclusive proof that SA do much for a player or team as my team last year had not a single SA player and I pretty much had an identical season in terms of results well apart from losing the CL final 0-1 as opposed to winning it this year 1-0!!

    But anyway I digress, I just don't like the new system and I hope they see sense and revert back because I said in an earlier post wheeling and dealing in the transfer markets is a big part of the enjoyment for me in football sim games and it'll will if anything make me lose interest in the game that bit quicker!

    Wall of text over and out!
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    this new system is making me feel like dropping this game as soon as my tokens finished... bring back the old transfer market please..

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