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    In my opinion, it's more like to make old players more useful, hence incentivize users to keep them longer, and along the way spend a lot of greens to keep them up. Before it's all young and fast trainers, now you need to balance old players with playstyle experience as well.

    The transfer market will also be much less monolithic. More players with rare combination will attract bids as well.

    Quote Originally Posted by Vuslanot View Post
    It’s just come to my mind. They might have done it to prevent the scout manipulation by impelling the players to the TM by making it more attractive. Hence, TM is used basically for the fast trainers for ages, in other words, other players have not been bid as many as the fast trainers and after the TM reformation as well as the recommended players, scouts have become more and more popular and reasonable. The reason why they have invented this to only particular batch of players might be that, judging from not even one of the scouts in the list is unable to acquire a playstyle.

    After all, right, that’s a manipulation however it’s how the things work in the world in general. I wish Nords took initiative and tend their motives to the opposite and alleviate us to play the game more on our own freely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nth678 View Post
    In my opinion, it's more like to make old players more useful, hence incentivize users to keep them longer, and along the way spend a lot of greens to keep them up. Before it's all young and fast trainers, now you need to balance old players with playstyle experience as well.

    The transfer market will also be much less monolithic. More players with rare combination will attract bids as well.
    Nope, not only make the old players attracting. More particularly, for the old TM’s old players. They have been aware of the scouts have become more and more popular and they don’t will managers to have the success in a cheaper way. I already keep my elder players in my squad, most experienced players do hence it became more and more reasonable and effective with the last movements of Nordeus. However what Nords want is just to aggravate the bid wars, regardless of the ages of the players, by embellishing the random players.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vuslanot View Post
    Nope, not only make the old players attracting. More particularly, for the old TM’s old players. They have been aware of the scouts have become more and more popular and they don’t will managers to have the success in a cheaper way. I already keep my elder players in my squad, most experienced players do hence it became more and more reasonable and effective with the last movements of Nordeus. However what Nords want is just to aggravate the bid wars, regardless of the ages of the players, by embellishing the random players.
    Quote Originally Posted by nth678 View Post
    In my opinion, it's more like to make old players more useful, hence incentivize users to keep them longer, and along the way spend a lot of greens to keep them up. Before it's all young and fast trainers, now you need to balance old players with playstyle experience as well.

    The transfer market will also be much less monolithic. More players with rare combination will attract bids as well.

    What both of you said make sense and are likely to go hand in hand. Players probably will keep their record breaking attackers longer using greens and fill up positions like DL,DR, MCs and GKs with scouts. Thus utilising both tokens and greens effectively.