Transfers Rules

[Saulle Mattei]

I win almost all of my contested bids (Where anyone else bids, although rare given that I only target the most expensive fast trainers) in the exact fashion you describe.

Most players seem to think that if it is green and the countdown is down to 1/2 seconds they have it won. They do not realize that them bidding last in the previous round does not save them.

Example:

3 players bid in the opening period.

First knockout round starts and I bid early.
One other player bids in the last 5 seconds (somehow thinking it matters that they bid last???)

2nd knockout round begins and I sit and watch the countdown.
I wait until 2 seconds is about to become 1 and then hit bid.
They never bid thinking I walked away or they were safe because it was still green.

I win

Ok, but....... why the counter doesn't restart if you have made the last offer?

[Gert Funck]

Ok, but....... why the counter doesn't restart if you have made the last offer?

The counter restarts if there is more than one bidder, NO MATTER when they bid. If only one he wins. Take some time and read this post carefull. It is explayned in details now

[Saulle Mattei]

The counter restarts if there is more than one bidder, NO MATTER when they bid. If only one he wins. Take some time and read this post carefull. It is explayned in details now

Gert, I have read all the posts, but nobody was able to give to me an answer.

For example: I'm in the knockout round 3, with another manager. I make a bid at the last second and then the counter restart to 20 seconds. We pass, in this way, at the round 4. The other manager make a bid at the last second, the counter doesn't restart. In this way I haven't the possibility to make another bid.

That I want underline is: why the counter doesn't work at the same way for all the manager and for all the knockout rounds. I don't know why.

[Gert Funck]

Gert, I have read all the posts, but nobody was able to give to me an answer.

For example: I'm in the knockout round 3, with another manager. I make a bid at the last second and then the counter restart to 20 seconds. We pass, in this way, at the round 4. The other manager make a bid at the last second, the counter doesn't restart. In this way I haven't the possibility to make another bid.

That I want underline is: why the counter doesn't work at the same way for all the manager and for all the knockout rounds. I don't know why.

You did not bid in the last round, and therefore you lost
(you should have made you bid in round 4 you had 20 seconds)

the counter works the same way for all.
You have to make a bid in every single round, its just that simple

[Saulle Mattei]

You did not bid in the last round, and therefore you lost

the counter works the same way for all.

I try to explain:

knockout round 3. My last second bid. I'm the first bidder. Ok? But the counter restarts anyway. In this way we pass in knockout round 4 and the other manager can make his bid. The other manager make his bid and THE COUNTER DOESN'T RESTART.

In my opiniom if the counter restarts at the end of the knockout round 3 after my bid, it must restarts, at the same way, after the knockout round 4 after the other manager bid. Because, in this way, the other manager has the opportunity to make another bit. But I don't.

In my opinion, for equal competition, the tranfer must work in this way: knockout round 3, my last second bid -> counter restart (20s)-> knockout round 4 -> other manager last second bid -> counter restart (20s) -> knockout round 5 -> etc, ect until it will remain only one bidder.

I hope to be clear.

[tongly45]

I try to explain:

knockout round 3. My last second bid. I'm the first bidder. Ok? But the counter restarts anyway. In this way we pass in knockout round 4 and the other manager can make his bid. The other manager make his bid and THE COUNTER DOESN'T RESTART.

In my opiniom if the counter restarts at the end of the knockout round 3 after my bid, it must restarts, at the same way, after the knockout round 4 after the other manager bid. Because, in this way, the other manager has the opportunity to make another bit. But I don't.

In my opinion, for equal competition, the tranfer must work in this way: knockout round 3, my last second bid -> counter restart (20s)-> knockout round 4 -> other manager last second bid -> counter restart (20s) -> knockout round 5 -> etc, ect until it will remain only one bidder.

I hope to be clear.

it's your OPINION not the game RULES. and about your way, what happen if there's more than 2 bidder ? the real cost (nordeus profit) is BID and TOKEN not the cost in game $


in your case :
in the round 3, YOU AREN'T the 1ST bidder , you are the 2nd one.
if you was the 1st and the only one (like your opponent in the round 4), you should won in round 3. there is no 4th round

[Saulle Mattei]

it's your OPINION not the game RULES. and about your way, what happen if there's more than 2 bidder ? the real cost (nordeus profit) is BID and TOKEN not the cost in game $


in your case :
in the round 3, YOU AREN'T the 1ST bidder , you are the 2nd one.
if you was the 1st and the only one (like your opponent in the round 4), you should won in round 3. there is no 4th round

You're wrong.
In the round 3 I'm the 1st bidder (because i make the highest bid at the last second) but the counter restarts and it starts the round 4.

[tongly45]

Gert, I have read all the posts, but nobody was able to give to me an answer.

For example: I'm in the knockout round 3, with another manager. I make a bid at the last second and then the counter restart to 20 seconds. We pass, in this way, at the round 4. The other manager make a bid at the last second, the counter doesn't restart. In this way I haven't the possibility to make another bid.

That I want underline is: why the counter doesn't work at the same way for all the manager and for all the knockout rounds. I don't know why.

you are misunderstanding. LOL