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More fool to the player who bidded against him. What makes those managers so different from each other?
More fool to the player who bidded against him. What makes those managers so different from each other?
Did you read what I wrote?Originally Posted by Ian McAdam
Mate I read what you wrote you posted it in enough places.😀 Let's face it the purchaser could just as easily come on here and complain that you pushed him so far in the auction. So from that perspective you both look the same to me.
As for your complaints that if you had known the other guys resources beforehand then you would have been warned off. Maybe the fact he already had such a strong side so early easy in the season could have furnished you a clue...
If you buy tokens it also hurts to lose 43 tokens but it can happen... still paying 43 tokens during a normal auction... whats the drive. If you save 43 tokens than youre just stupid to spent it on a plain auction.... better wait for the last minute and bid on players nobody else bid...
buying tokens seems unfair but still part of the game. i buy tokens but mostly because it gives me more playfun..
What he's saying is that to get to round 43 he needed someone to push him: you! why did you not stop on round 4 or 5 since you knew your opponent ?
I have loads of tokens but never commit myself into this.
Rule one of Top11: Avoid token wars ! This is not going to harm your manhood whatsoever !
To be honest, i was actually thinking in that "manhood whatsoever" thing when i was passing my usual token limit (which is round 8/9), but as i said before, i was curious about the amount of tokens that a buyer could spend on a single player
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