Possible to realiistic play this game without the auctions as a T35 player

I have played this game foe a while now and think I know the ins and outs of it.
I am towards the end of level 2 the game play itself is enjoyable but the auctions are a joke at times.
First I lost a total of 10 tokens in two separate auctions in the dead zone at the quiet time of the server 4am/5am local time. ( 3 and 7 tokens respectively - I am aware 5 is the notional limit)
It was extremely annoying.:mad:

I then managed to farm 10 tokens and found the perfect player I was looking for aged 30 cheap and verging on a 6 star. I had the guy tracked from way back.

I was all set to bid about 20secs in and the connection error appeared on the phone! (this happens frequently and nordus seem to fudge it - surely they could better with the 62m turnover they get a year)
Next player I saw was a midfielder again 5/6 star would have to wait one hour,

I was confident with my 10 tokens...
I looked at the squads of the other two they were obviously T35 players then. Other guys appeared and one completely bulldozed me with tokens (the two token tactic to avoid a 2sec bid), I got sucked into a bidding war.

So that is a grand total of 20 tokens wasted on nothing (not to mention lack of sleep 5am etc).
I know people say not to buy the 4star youth player for 15 tokens. But I think it is worth it especially at a lower level and your sanity.

Which brings me to the point can the game be played by avoiding the auction completely after your squad is set up for a few years to come - for example average age 24.3. Then save the 35t spend no tokens the next two years and purchase players by the negotiations or buying a scout player.

Has anyone tried this strategy and avoided the madness of the auction? I am only level 2 and already seems like the wild west

I have watched Southparks "Freeium is not Free" about in app purchases and games online. I refuse to buy tokens on principle!

You need to find the truly dead time on your server. This week is great for 1T players. but why go for someone right below their next star? EVERYONE looking will want him.. so go for ones not so near that look like good players.


On my 35T team I don't have such issues, I bid when no one is awake and at end of season, and don't go for the shiny almost scouts.

This does however mean the team doesn't always promote, to give time to train players since I don't watch videos or anything, this team it's more like every third season is competitive:

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Id say the first ten seasons is most of the transactions, 29 in 1st season, and then the next handful of season, buying FA's and selling them on or selling off older benchers.

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Connection errors are usually not server side. When on a handy portable I sit next to the router and bid on WiFi never carrier.

Scouts are rip off, AVOID!!

Negotiations are not that useful unless you're at really high levels or have tons of tokens.
For example...
I have over 1,100 tokens, I will be happy to throw you some tokens for your player that I can't live without. This will cost me about 25 tokens, but I don't care, I have plenty.
Can you do this? No, not if you expect to have any left for the rest of your team.

Most managers will not accept less than 3 tokens for any decent player, that'll cost you 14 on average.
If I have a player that is really good. I won't accept any offer since I don't need the tokens. If I have a bad player that I'd give away cheaply, you probably don't want him.

At high levels if you have the tokens, then negotiations are useful because getting a quality young player for 20 tokens isn't that bad a deal.

The best you can do at lower levels is try to get players for 1 token, preferably young players, that are just barely 5 star. Those will not generate a ton of interest. You might THINK that going for 3 and 4 star players is easier, but not true, because they will get lots of attention from those at lower levels. This is what I did at first, it wasn't until later I had enough tokens to really fight for players.

As for farming tokens, there are plenty of ways. Be creative!
For example, I wanted to get my mom some flowers for Christmas. I bought them via. an offer on T11, same price and quality as anywhere else, but 110 tokens in my pocket.
I was going to sign up for something that I saw on TV, and what do you know... they had an offer for it on T11! That's 120 tokens for me!

Those didn't cost me a dime, I was going to buy those things anyway, I just got essentially a pile of free tokens!

I am still very conservative with my tokens and avoid paying more than 20 for any player on auction. At your level, no reason to pay more than a couple, especially at times of the day/season when lots of nordgens appear. Just make sure you have enough money to get the best ones!! Many times I get a super expensive 18-19 yr old for 1 token because managers just flat out don't have the cash for it, or don't want to invest so much into 1 player.

So stock up on money as well, it'll make your life much easier.

Hope that helps!!

oh my yes do not buy scouts if you are on a limited budget! That team I pictured above wasted (and it was a waste! I got a lemon!) fifty T on a Scout.

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Originally Posted by Cat Harrison

oh my yes do not buy scouts if you are on a limited budget! That team I pictured above wasted (and it was a waste! I got a lemon!) fifty T on a Scout.

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To expand on this...

In 12 seasons I've bought 1 scout.
In season 6 I had what looked like an awesome team with a huge hole at midfield, and lacking a corner guy. Low and behold, a max rated scout MC with corner ability appeared! I pulled the trigger, and he was awesome. 2nd season, also very strong. 3rd season, decent, but nothing special. 4th season, useless.

So i paid 50 tokens for basically 3 seasons. I won the triple in season 6, so i certainly don't regret it, but not something I want to make a habit of. A better plan is to buy young fast training players and power train them. The ones that work out can like 8 or 9 seasons, where as even a really successful scout like that one only was good for 3.

I'll show you my triple team, and explain how it was built. This is a good model to try to follow. Many of these players carried my team for many seasons.
NOTE: Until that point I had very limited resources, so I wasn't shelling out dozens of tokens for these players.

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Vucinic: Very strong keeper I used for 5 seasons. I paid I think 3 tokens for him. Was 18yr old fast trainer.
Belacevic: He was my DL was 5 seasons, also paid only a couple tokens. another 18 yr old fast trainer.
Weisser: My superstar DC, I still have him, 9 seasons running. Paid 8 tokens for him in season 4.
Katsafaros: He only paid a couple seasons cause he was older, but got him cheap cause of his age. Useful as sub later, 2 positions and head ability.
Cruz: Also got him cheap before season 6. Older player so didn't cost much, also 2 positions.
Onyeike: The scout I discussed above
Micu: Another 18yr old fast trainer I got before season 6. He wasn't that great, only used him a couple seasons.
Pujol: Got him season 4, he was 19, very solid player, only paid a couple tokens.
de Souza Suarez: Got him as a 19yr old fast trainer in season 3. He was good through season 7. Only cost a few tokens again!
Mierzwa: Not a great player, paid a few tokens for him.
Cubillo: Best player I ever had and it's not even close. Paid 10 tokens for him in season 5, he's still my super star 8 seasons later. Was yet another 18yr old fast trainer when I got him.

Other notables:
Yrjana: The 3rd best player I ever had. Was 18 and fast trainer (noticing a pattern yet?), and was on my season 1 roster when I got the team. I passed him on to a friend on a lower level and he was still good for him for a few more seasons.
McLaughlin: Grabbed him for 4 tokens 1 season after a known scout team sold him after 1 season. So I got the same player as him, but for 46 tokens less! He could play 2 positions and had head ability. Was very useful as a starter and sub.
Farenhorst: Another 18yr old fast trainer I bought, kind of a bust. I sold him after 1 season.
Schachner: I got him cause I needed an MC in season 5 and he had corner ability. He was a useful sub for a couple season afterwards.

So what can you learn from this?
The key is making your players last! Find players that you can rely on, that you know will produce on the pitch (screw ratings), and ride them as long as they can go!
One reason I have so many tokens is I don't have to spend that many, even without farming, I would probably net more tokens by the end of the season. Also, stick with your guys the whole season unless they are clearly a disaster and you have to change them. On that season 6 team, I made a grand total of zero changes after I set that roster up early in the season. I trusted every guy on that list, even my 2 star DC that I'd had since Season 1 I knew I could use if I had to.
The only reason I bought that scout was he was EXACTLY what I needed, and I felt I had a special team. The way to go is for sure with 18-19 yr old fast trainers.

Hope that helps!

So in summary you veterans think I need to get smarter buy the average all round player/one with just good attacking or defence depending on what you are looking for. Then train them up.

Also if I am bidding never use phone (which has poorer connection then laptop/PC)

Also I need to figure out a proper dead time on the server.

Be smarter with tokens 2 or 3 max which is likely with average rated players.

As someone else mentioned these lower rated players will attract bidders from levels below. Is a way around this to build up a bank and buy the more expensive younger players?

When I started playing this 3 years ago, I won 7 out of the first 8 leagues without spending any money.
The only thing it took to achieve it was watching my brother played for a few months. He's also f2p with many titles, including a cup title I never won (both of us have CL titles).

My dedication to pulling the extremes of f2p has gone to levels so ridiculous now that I'm shooting for a league title with no token and booster spent during one season. That is, tank (stocking up resources), but still win.


Stay away from bidding wars no matter what happen.
For the best bang for the buck, try to grab young 5* players for 1 token during the middle and later stages of the season.
Decisions of selling should always based on player rating, not quality.
If you lack funds, try not to extend contract but sell them before it expire, and sign new players instead.
Try to keep your average age as low as possible.
Keep track of your captain's performance, if he's not doing a good job maybe someone else can do it better.
Try to keep your building construction non-stop until everything is maxed out.

The auction markets for different servers and different levels are different. You must observe before determining the strategy of bidding.

I never buy any scout players. I only bid in auction market when I feel that the competition is reasonable. If the competition is too severe, I may not participate in auctions for several days or weeks. If I cannot buy new players, I will face the reality and try to use the current squad to compete. Team performance is not necessary bad in this case. My current L22 team is the weakest in terms of stars comparing with last many seasons but it has great chance to win the 1st league after 10 seasons. Generally, I only spend two, or at most four tokens on each auction. In my opinion, you never know when the auction will stop after 1st round.

I never pay cash to buy tokens or packs. I can only obtain about 40 tokens in season. All my teams still promoted every season and challenged for league titles in almost all seasons. So I believe there should some ways to play without much resources. But you must be smart and sometimes very patient.

Ok update on the actions. Instead of the moaning I had yesterday about how terrbile the auctions were and how I got token bullied, this time I have a success story.

I relaise that using pc/laptop has an advantage over using the the moblie phone (besides the better connection). In that it shows the F for free transfers so it is quicker to spot them. This means that it "slows down" the people using moblie phones because they would have to click each one to see if they are a free transfer.

So I farmed out 3 tokens which gave me four added to the one I received from the token deal.
My intention was to just look at the auction list and see which type are hidden gems to change my mindset.

I saw a Free Transfer guy worth aged 21 only 290k and a three star (level 2). Then I looked at his stats. His attacking were amazing 24.6 which is at "excellent" five star level.

Nobody had bid there was a half hour to go. I decided to throw my one token in. I reasoned that it might put off other bidders as they would then have to bid a two token minimum.

Nobody else bid and I got the player for one token.:cool:

Incidentally I think that not showing the "F" for free transfer on the list when using the moblie is a major oversight by nordus and a disadvantage for mobile users.

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Originally Posted by An Bainisteoir

So in summary you veterans think I need to get smarter buy the average all round player/one with just good attacking or defence depending on what you are looking for. Then train them up.

Also if I am bidding never use phone (which has poorer connection then laptop/PC)

Also I need to figure out a proper dead time on the server.

Be smarter with tokens 2 or 3 max which is likely with average rated players.

As someone else mentioned these lower rated players will attract bidders from levels below. Is a way around this to build up a bank and buy the more expensive younger players?

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Guys who have just turned five star (or half to sixth star) are only visible to you and above. Above won't think of him as an upgrade, so less will bid on him. (mostly)

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Originally Posted by Cat Harrison

oh my yes do not buy scouts if you are on a limited budget! That team I pictured above wasted (and it was a waste! I got a lemon!) fifty T on a Scout.

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I've got plenty of tokens but would say to NEVER buy scouts unless there was no alternative.

Young players a few cones away from being scout quality and of the age of 18/19/20 will always be a better and more attractive offer than a Scout who will train slower and be older.

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Originally Posted by kynan

I've got plenty of tokens but would say to NEVER buy scouts unless there was no alternative.

Young players a few cones away from being scout quality and of the age of 18/19/20 will always be a better and more attractive offer than a Scout who will train slower and be older.

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There is ALWAYS an alternative to buying scouts.
Buying nothing for example is a much better solution :)

(Yes, scouts now really are THAT bad a deal)

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So that is a grand total of 20 tokens wasted on nothing

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compare to that, a scout/list player who cost 50T and playing 1st season as 7* player, 2nd season 6* player, 3rd season 5-6* player, 4th season 5* player - without power training
lol
I 'm saying,
don't buy a scout\list player if you don't know why you want him ...
don't buy an expensive young nordgen if you don't know how to use him
don't sign an academy player if you don't know what to expect from him :o

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Originally Posted by An Bainisteoir

Ok update on the actions. Instead of the moaning I had yesterday about how terrbile the auctions were and how I got token bullied, this time I have a success story.

I relaise that using pc/laptop has an advantage over using the the moblie phone (besides the better connection). In that it shows the F for free transfers so it is quicker to spot them. This means that it "slows down" the people using moblie phones because they would have to click each one to see if they are a free transfer.

So I farmed out 3 tokens which gave me four added to the one I received from the token deal.
My intention was to just look at the auction list and see which type are hidden gems to change my mindset.

I saw a Free Transfer guy worth aged 21 only 290k and a three star (level 2). Then I looked at his stats. His attacking were amazing 24.6 which is at "excellent" five star level.

Nobody had bid there was a half hour to go. I decided to throw my one token in. I reasoned that it might put off other bidders as they would then have to bid a two token minimum.

Nobody else bid and I got the player for one token.:cool:

Incidentally I think that not showing the "F" for free transfer on the list when using the moblie is a major oversight by nordus and a disadvantage for mobile users.

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I agree. I mentioned this when the app was launched.

Browsing the TM for FAs was one of the few reasons for me logging in on my crappy T11 phone.

Finally got the hang of this auction thing. Got a lot of players during quiet time of the server.So much so I was spoilt for choice for 2 tokens each max! I even got some for one token each. The four types I keep an eye on are
1) high value young players (if I have the money) -
2) free agents if I don't have money
3) multiple position players
4) players over 30 if they are exceptionally good

Yesterday I've managed to buy 15x 5* players for my level 6 team called Shakhtar. I've spent 33T on those auctions (all thogether, lost auctions included too).

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Originally Posted by t11_fan

Yesterday I've managed to buy 15x 5* players for my level 6 team called Shakhtar. I've spent 33T on those auctions (all thogether, lost auctions included too).

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That is great going did you study the competition for a while or did you just get your timing right?

Incidentally I threw 3 tokens at a 5 star (30) player who was thirty plus during the busy time (evening). It is very hard to make yourself stop bidding when the action thing starts. Thankfully I stopped at three when I released they seem to have tokens to burn.

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Originally Posted by t11_fan

Yesterday I've managed to buy 15x 5* players for my level 6 team called Shakhtar. I've spent 33T on those auctions (all thogether, lost auctions included too).

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In these 2 days, I signed 8x5* + 1x3*(free agent) players with 13 or 14 tokens for my Level 15 team. For Level 22 team, auctions are more difficult. I signed 6x5* players with about 22 tokens. Of course the consumed tokens include those wasted in unsuccessful auctions.

I strictly followed my 2 token rule on bidding in these 2 days.

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Originally Posted by cookizzz

In these 2 days, I signed 8x5* + 1x3*(free agent) players with 13 or 14 tokens for my Level 15 team. For Level 22 team, auctions are more difficult. I signed 6x5* players with about 22 tokens. Of course the consumed tokens include those wasted in unsuccessful auctions.

I strictly followed my 2 token rule on bidding in these 2 days.

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Certainly, I try to bid on quiet time. Bidding strategies are also adjusted with market environment and team plan/needs. For level 23 team, there are a lot of bidding wars in auction market. I should avoid the bidding war as far as possible. Generally, my target are less attractive, lower quality, up to mid-twenty 5* players. For level 15 Team, auctions are much easier. The team is quite rich that it can afford any highest prized 5* players at this level. Its transfer targets are those high prized, young fast trainers. Competition on these players seems less because many managers cannot afford them. This further improved the success rate.

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Originally Posted by An Bainisteoir

That is great going did you study the competition for a while or did you just get your timing right?

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lol,
he has a phd on that ;)

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Originally Posted by An Bainisteoir

That is great going did you study the competition for a while or did you just get your timing right?

Incidentally I threw 3 tokens at a 5 star (30) player who was thirty plus during the busy time (evening). It is very hard to make yourself stop bidding when the action thing starts. Thankfully I stopped at three when I released they seem to have tokens to burn.

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Well, answer is both and more.
When I open TM, I usually put on shortlist few players whose auction is near end. Then I track those transfers to find out how active market is, who are buyers etc. before bidding. If market activity is high, don't even try to bid, There are a lot of small tricks which I've learned through months of playing TE (this is my 32nd season),
Of course, you always need luck, but you need to be wise. There are various types of bidders and auctions. Key is to try to predict could some auction become token war or maybe could be over in 1st round.
As far as I can understand how other players think, high number of players is stubborn on auctions. I don't know why, but some of them are talking about "pride", which could be explained like "I'll bid for that player until last token"
I'm 35T player, I don't have will to farm (I used to do it sometimes), so I'm quite careful with my tokens. Once I managed to have av. quallity 5* team and ~70 tokens which were from sponsor only + few bought jerseys and crests!
I usually finish my auctions in few rounds and spend up to 3T per auction, sometimes few more, up to 6.
For me, it would be quite complicated to write guide about auctions because you can't learn that from guide. Auctions are more related with psychology and "reading people" than with game itself.
Keep in mind that no matter how many tokens you spend on some player, you get no guarantee that his form will be good. Problem is that most of bidders don't understand that, they think that TE is based on quallity, but actually TE is based more on form than on quallity.
You need to change way of looking at players (I don't mean managers). For me, player isn't worth much tokens until he comes in my team and proves his form. Then, I won't sell player like that unless someone gives me big token offer for him, and even then I'll think twice. Just keep in mind that the best players aren't one with 3 positions, 18 years and special ability, but one who has form 8-9

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Well, answer is both and more.
When I open TM, I usually put on shortlist few players whose auction is near end. Then I track those transfers to find out how active market is, who are buyers etc. before bidding. If market activity is high, don't even try to bid, There are a lot of small tricks which I've learned through months of playing TE (this is my 32nd season),
Of course, you always need luck, but you need to be wise. There are various types of bidders and auctions. Key is to try to predict could some auction become token war or maybe could be over in 1st round.
As far as I can understand how other players think, high number of players is stubborn on auctions. I don't know why, but some of them are talking about "pride", which could be explained like "I'll bid for that player until last token"
I'm 35T player, I don't have will to farm (I used to do it sometimes), so I'm quite careful with my tokens. Once I managed to have av. quallity 5* team and ~70 tokens which were from sponsor only + few bought jerseys and crests!
I usually finish my auctions in few rounds and spend up to 3T per auction, sometimes few more, up to 6.
For me, it would be quite complicated to write guide about auctions because you can't learn that from guide. Auctions are more related with psychology and "reading people" than with game itself.
Keep in mind that no matter how many tokens you spend on some player, you get no guarantee that his form will be good. Problem is that most of bidders don't understand that, they think that TE is based on quallity, but actually TE is based more on form than on quallity.
You need to change way of looking at players (I don't mean managers). For me, player isn't worth much tokens until he comes in my team and proves his form. Then, I won't sell player like that unless someone gives me big token offer for him, and even then I'll think twice. Just keep in mind that the best players aren't one with 3 positions, 18 years and special ability, but one who has form 8-9

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Interesting that you mention psychology.

I find that I bid much better in auctions if I only have 1/2 tokens stored.
If I have double figure tokens available I have a tendency to go the extra (mostly unnecessary) few bids. When I have a greater amount of tokens I am tempted to bid at the busy times of the server. This turns out to be a false sense of security and I waste tokens.
In contrast when I have double one/two tokens I immediately aim for free agents or players at the quiet time of the server.

Play this game with only 35T is impossible at least on my server, I have too buyer token and equipment 1 level unless have better players than me. To this we add that there is little market and you need to pay a lot of tokens.

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Originally Posted by ciri

Play this game with only 35T is impossible at least on my server, I have too buyer token and equipment 1 level unless have better players than me. To this we add that there is little market and you need to pay a lot of tokens.

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Have you tried at different times on your server?

Find the quiet time have a quick glance at the transfers at the quiet time.

Also keep an on any free agents with the (F) marked (the F is not shown when using the mobile app).

I found the free agents are a great way to get squad fillers and the occasional bargain that people did not spot.

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Originally Posted by An Bainisteoir

I have played this game foe a while now and think I know the ins and outs of it.
I am towards the end of level 2 the game play itself is enjoyable but the auctions are a joke at times.
First I lost a total of 10 tokens in two separate auctions in the dead zone at the quiet time of the server 4am/5am local time. ( 3 and 7 tokens respectively - I am aware 5 is the notional limit)
It was extremely annoying.:mad:

I then managed to farm 10 tokens and found the perfect player I was looking for aged 30 cheap and verging on a 6 star. I had the guy tracked from way back.

I was all set to bid about 20secs in and the connection error appeared on the phone! (this happens frequently and nordus seem to fudge it - surely they could better with the 62m turnover they get a year)
Next player I saw was a midfielder again 5/6 star would have to wait one hour,

I was confident with my 10 tokens...
I looked at the squads of the other two they were obviously T35 players then. Other guys appeared and one completely bulldozed me with tokens (the two token tactic to avoid a 2sec bid), I got sucked into a bidding war.

So that is a grand total of 20 tokens wasted on nothing (not to mention lack of sleep 5am etc).
I know people say not to buy the 4star youth player for 15 tokens. But I think it is worth it especially at a lower level and your sanity.

Which brings me to the point can the game be played by avoiding the auction completely after your squad is set up for a few years to come - for example average age 24.3. Then save the 35t spend no tokens the next two years and purchase players by the negotiations or buying a scout player.

Has anyone tried this strategy and avoided the madness of the auction? I am only level 2 and already seems like the wild west

I have watched Southparks "Freeium is not Free" about in app purchases and games online. I refuse to buy tokens on principle!

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Tank. plain and simple. TANK!

every second season, lose as many games as you need to come in 8th or worse so you can stay at the same level and build your players to scout and win the next season more easily. Tanking allows you to not really care about the time of purchasing a player since you have two seasons to do it and you usually only buy on a tanking season since that gives you a 5* player for 2 seasons instead of just one and being reduced to a 4* player upon being promoted.

When you tank, you can buy players anytime during the season and it pays to buy at the end of the season when people are trying to dump older or lower quality players on the cheap.

Also, use multi accounts. Start a new account one month after the other for a few months and friend them so you can pass down your players as they become older or lower quality. You can also purchase players and shovel tokens from your lower accounts to your higher accounts as a form of token farming. I have a level 20 account, two level 19 accounts, a level 18 account and a level 17 account. When I have a new youth from my system on my level 20 account he is usually 2* and becomes a 5* for my level 17 account to purchase for a few tokens. More often than not I just sell them on the market as they are usually not a position that my level 17 account needs, but it pays to have lower accounts that can do this for me.

Tanking allows you to be more selective in purchasing players and saves you a ton of tokens in stupid bidding wars....but not all the time. There are still times where I have to spend 30 tokens in a bidding war with some Turkish selfish token bully just to get a player I need (this Turk must have spent almost 60 and lost the player...he bid several tokens every round trying to tell me that he has many tokens to waste...but I wanted and needed that player and bid first every round to tell him that I wanted him...I spent 30 tokens and over $235M to get that 18YO, 117Q ST worth $106M and most likely a faster trainer)

Message me sometime if you are interested in that style of play. I have an excel spreadsheet that helps track and help manage players. Having that helps immensely as it helps me determine who needs to go and when, as well as who I need to buy.

and yes, scouts are a ripoff now that they have this new system. It was stupid before this new system, but now it is even worse. Since you dont buy tokens, this is a waste of time anyways, but it is worth mentioning.

Great common sense insight. I do not feel I need to tank the team at the moment as I feel my team is set up for a few seasons and is competitive. But I would consider it if I felt I was getting nowhere.

I do like the idea of a second feeder team a few levels below which will make it easier to sell off unwanted players that I know would play well at a lower level but might not sell in the market.

As for tactics I switch between three when necessary.

The major mistake I made in my first full season was trying to go attacking/hard attacking against similar standard/better teams. Throwing on extra strikers then wondering why I lost the game when it was going well. It basically cost me the league.

I have copped on that it is better to play defensive against teams of equal standard of better, During a game against one team I even managed to score during a game when I changed to hard defending to protect a lead. There might be hope for T35 managers after all!

If I get stuck with my current tactics I will message you. Young mangers occasionally need advice from the veterans! Having played football manager/championship manager in the past has helped me with this game as there ate plenty of similarities tactics wise.

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Originally Posted by An Bainisteoir

Have you tried at different times on your server?

Find the quiet time have a quick glance at the transfers at the quiet time.

Also keep an on any free agents with the (F) marked (the F is not shown when using the mobile app).

I found the free agents are a great way to get squad fillers and the occasional bargain that people did not spot.

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the problem of My server is the market is dead, no matter when you connect no players like my level and when there get ready for the fight

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Originally Posted by ciri

the problem of My server is the market is dead, no matter when you connect no players like my level and when there get ready for the fight

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same here on level 20. I log in in the morning and check the market and there might be 10(ten) 5* players available and rarely any 18-21 yo of quality. If I want to buy a 5* player he will most likely be 29yo. Nordeus drops the ball on the market