Look's who is cheating

[Pukovnik27]

If you clicked on it immediately after he was sold, then it doesn't matter anyway how he played or if his rating while he played for you changed. What would matter much more is if a player that is of same team skill and manager as you are takes him and then makes such results in the next games. It could be a visual bug too, because as you've said, the stats of how he played, aka ratios, changed. That doesn't matter, does it?

It could also be a bug that changes a players ratio upon purchase. For example, if the player is woth 1 M and you sell him after a big bidding competition for 5 M, the game automaticly turns him into a player thats worth 5 M and with it the ratios? It could be unintentional, but we can't know that. Your assumptions are legit though.

[July Fourth]

If you clicked on it immediately after he was sold, then it doesn't matter anyway how he played or if his rating while he played for you changed. What would matter much more is if a player that is of same team skill and manager as you are takes him and then makes such results in the next games. It could be a visual bug too, because as you've said, the stats of how he played, aka ratios, changed. That doesn't matter, does it?

Well as seller we know the real ratings the player got.

[boblim130]

Well as seller we know the real ratings the player got.

But do spare a thought for the Buyer. If they went thru' 30+ rounds to get the "player" only to
find that their performance are so=so... Of course on the other hand if the true stats are displayed,
I am sure it will not attract that many bidders.

[July Fourth]

But do spare a thought for the Buyer. If they went thru' 30+ rounds to get the "player" only to
find that their performance are so=so... Of course on the other hand if the true stats are displayed,
I am sure it will not attract that many bidders.

Yes, your right, there should not be any fixing on player performances to ensure sales go through and more bidding wars occur because of that reason.