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SokkerEmail address:
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Colour text (change colour to what you need - no idea on how many colours there are though:
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Colours include red, orange, yellow, lightgreen, green, cyan, blue, darkblue, purple, magenta, pink, darkgray, gray, black and white!
Links to players:
[ pid]239344[/pid]
Link to team:
[ tid]1000[/tid]
Link to match:
[ mid]1290831[/mid]
Note that spaces MUST be removed that have been put after the square bracket for demonstation purposes.
Who runs sokker?
For a full update on all of the Sokker creators, admins and moderators, click the following link: here.
Booking a friendly
To book a friendly you must ensure the following
- That both your team and your prospective opponent must not have a mid-week match booked - i.e. you must not currently still be in the cup, a friendly league or have booked another game.
- You are trying to book a friendly within the booking `window` - i.e. after the previous weeks friendlies but prior to the next weeks.Three common methods are detailed below.
Via another team`s fixture list
Find a team that you want to challenge and go to their home page. Click matches at the top of their club page. Find an empty slot on the right hand side and click challenge.Select a venue.
Via an advert
From your office, you can view whether anyone has invited you to a friendly. If they have, you can accept them.
Via a friendly league
Friendly leagues allow you to book up to a season of friendly games. Only Plus! subscribers can set up a friendly league, but any player can join. Click on a country (e.g. Indonesia) and check out whether anyone has set up a friendly league that has yet to start. If the league is still inactive, you should be able to apply to join it.
Listing players for Ł0
In certain circumstances (e.g. whilst in bankrupcy) you need to list players for a low price to avoid paying the taxes.
However in many currencies you are unable to list a player for 0.
In this case, list the player for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 instead. You will not pay any tax as 4% of 1 is v.small!
End of season timing
Week 14 - Sunday - last league games Week 14 - Wednesday - friendly gamesfriendly league games
Week 15 - Sunday - Qualification games for teams who finished 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th or 1st (or 2nd depending on your country)
Week 15 - Wednesday - last friendly games (or friendly league)
Week 15 - Friday - players get older and their wages are updated
Week 0 - Sunday - free time
Week 0 - Monday - after season payments (supporter renewal and sponsor bonus)
Week 0 - Wednesday - first round of national cup games
Week 1 - Sunday - first league games.
Newbie Help (Unofficial)
Newbie Help for Indonesia!
Welcome to sokker! As a “newbie” it can be pretty daunting working out how to control the game. Obviously you’ll want to get your team set up quickly and this post hopefully will help out.
Quick links:
Sokkerhelp website – a 3rd party site with information on sokker.
13 Things to do when starting sokker!
1. Get yourself familiar. You’ve got buttons on the left and right. Most control of the management is on the right, so we’ll start there. The icons send you to the following parts of the game from top to bottom.
On the right…
Front Page – Useful to check out news releases
Team Home – The default starting page for your team.
Players – You can see all of your players, and theircurrent skill levels.
Matches – You can see your old and future matches and set your player lineups and choose the tactics to play here.
Training & Tactics – You set your training, recruit and choose your coaches here. Also a little hidden, but the tactics button allows you to set your tactics here.
Financial – See how much you are losing (or gaining if you’re lucky!!) each week.
Stadium – You can view and upgrade your stadium
Office – You can control your junior team here, as well as make press releases and set up your match strips if you have Plus!
Mail – For internal sokker mail.
And on the left
World – See which other countries are in sokker, how many users from each etc.
Indonesia – See statistics for Indonesia and view our National Team
Search – Search for users, teams or players
Transfers – Search for player and coaches on the transfer market.
Forum – Access all of the game forums.
Rules – View the game rules
Plus – Understand or sign up to Plus!
2.Set up your training regime - Click on the training tab (the cone), and set your training regime to “Stamina”. It’ll give your team a nice boost, and give you a couple of weeks to decide what to train.
3. Get to know your squad! - Click on the player icon and get to know your squad – and be willing to kill a few players. You will have a few naff players to start. Any player with no skills better than average is extremely likely to be naff. Any player with a few solid or very good skills is a dude!
As a rule of thumb, look for players in the team to play in the key positions – Keeper, Defender, Midfield and Strikers. The skills for each position are highlighted below, with less important skills in brackets.
Keepers – Keeper (Pace) (Passing) (Stamina)
Defenders – Defending (Pace) (Playmaking) (Passing) (Technique)
Midfielders – Passing Playmaking Pace Technique (Defending) (Striker)
Strikers – Striker (Pace) (Technique)
4. Think about long term training Look through your squad and decide what to train. Trainable players are aged 16 to 23. Under 20 is best. A good start is to pick the skill that you have the most young players playing at. You may find that there is nothing obvious to train, but don’t worry. You can always buy players if you wish – but there’s no rush, as your training stamina at the moment. At the moment all skills seem worth training. Especially Defending, Passing, Striker, Keeper.
5.Sort out a Head Coach. Go to training again. So, click on the cone and then “Skills Selection” in Coach Recruitment. BE CAREFUL HERE. Coach recruitment is partially based on luck and can suck away a lot of cash… You want a Head Coach who has is a strong skill (at least incredible) at JUST THE SKILL YOU WANT TO TRAIN, and as weak as possible at the rest. You should be able to get one for a weekly wage of less that £5000. The cheaper the better. As a suggestion, choose Incredible for the statistic you want, and unsatisfactory for the others. You will then get given a coach. If you like him accept him. If not decline him. IF YOU DO NOT DECLINE COACHES, THEY REMAIN ON YOUR WAGES….
6.Set up your youth and assistant coaches You also need to hire a YOUTH COACH and ASSISTANT COACH. Here, you just need to look at the average ranking of the coach. (i.e. rather than the specific skills for the player, the general skill – e.g. Chris Rose, adequate coach). To start with a coach with an average of adequate to solid will be fine. One way of getting this is to mainly choose “good” on the coach selection skill. Having players with skills all very similar leads to lowest wages. You should be able to find suitable players for less than Ł2000….
7.You need to set up your youth team spaces. Click on the office – (telephone) and then “Juniors”. You get between 1 and 6 youths a week, but only if your school is big enough to cope. If you have 5 youths, but only 6 spaces, then you will only be able to get a maximum of 1 new youth. Spaces cost Ł600 per week, FULL OR EMPTY, so be careful here. Start with 6 spaces and increase it as you need to. Sack players with a rating of weak or below.
8.You need to decide on your first team & choose tactics for games. Click on the Match icon (a football pitch) and go to the next match where you need to set “Match Orders”.
When you have clicked for match orders, you’ll see the overview page, with a football pitch and chosen players. As you can see, there is a choice of General, Squad and Orders You are currently on General. You want to choose your players, so click on the Squad button. You can now choose the tactics and which players play for your team in the next game.
You probably have not made any tactics yet, so will need to choose some default tactics. All the default tactics are pretty ropey, and so we’ll talk about making your own soon. But for the moment, pick one – such as 442. The tactics sets up where players are on the pitch.
Now, pick your 11 starting and 5 sub players, and choose whether they play as ATT, MID, DEF or GK. The choice of setting impacts how the player play – not where.. A player set as DEF will try to tackle more, and will not try and dribble past players, whilst set as ATT he’ll shoot more at goal. Players set as DEF, MID etc. also impacts their training. Therefore….MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT PICK MORE THAN 5 DEF, 5 MID or 3 ATT PLAYERS! PLAYING 4 set as ATT WILL LOSE YOU TRAINING You can still play a 4-2-4 tactic, but set one of the 4 players upfield as MID.
9. Have a go at setting some tactics
Struggling to set tactics is the most common problem in Sokker. You CAN NOT alter existing tactics, so need to create your own. Go to the training screen again, and select Tactics.
You should now see a screen, with the football pitch on the right. If the pitch is on the left, you’re on the wrong screen!
Use the function – Create new tactics based on:basing it on one of the existing tactics, say 4-4-2 and calling your new tactics something like NEW
Now you should have a new tactic based on 442. Select this tactic, by clicking on it. Now you can have a go at editing it.
So now look at the football pitch. You will see the players scattered around the pitch and a ball in the centre circle. This is showing you where your players would be positioned when the ball is in the centre circle. You can drag and drop the players to be where you want them. Have a go! Once you are happy with your players positions, click on Save. As long as you have made changes, it should save your tactics. If not, check you are editing your new tactics and not trying to edit the default ones!
Now, don’t get too chuffed yet, you’ve only set the tactics for when the ball is in the middle. Now grab the ball from the centre, and move it to a new square. All of your players should move. You can now edit again.
Keep saving every now and again, so if you lose internet connection you don’t lose your tactics.Keep doing this until you’ve done all of the squares on the pitch. Now it’s worth checking if your tactics flow, so whiz the ball all around the pitch and see how your players move.
Now all you need to do is play your tactics, and learn what horrible mistakes you’ve made!!
10..Book a friendly (if not in the cup!). Click on the phone and then select friendlies. You can advertise, or search around other players and ask them to join. Try asking on the conference too. This is a bit of a pain in the ass on sokker. Best way is to join a friendly league, which can pre-book up to about 10 games ahead (depending on time of the season).
11. DO NOT delve into the transfer market yet. Money, especially in the early days in very tight in sokker and expect to struggle financially at first.. Using the transfer market before you know what is a good deal is a sure fire way to go bust!
12. Don't upgrade your stadium too early. You ideally need at least 300 fans before you should even consider upgrading. Whilst you have lots of money at first, as we’ve mentioned before, you’ll be losing cash at first.
13.Keep visiting the forums – there are many useful hints and tips there.
Advice for children using Sokker
Simple but sensible advice for any under 18\'s using Sokker..
1. Don\'t give out personal details, photographs, or any other information that could be used to identify you, such as information about your family, where you live or the school you go to.
2.Don\'t take other people at face value - they may not be what they seem.
3. Never arrange to meet someone you\'ve only ever previously met on the Internet without first telling your parents, getting their permission and taking a responsible adult with you. The first meeting should always be in a public place.
4. Always stay in public areas of chat and where there are other people around.
5. Don\'t open an attachment or download a file unless you know and trust the person who has sent it.
6. Never respond directly to anything you find disturbing - save or print it, log off and tell an adult.
Forum instructions in English
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Text links:
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SokkerEmail address:
[ email]123@jikjhd.com [/email]
Email address text link:
[ email=123@jdsfj.com]Email address[/email]
Colour text (change colour to what you need - no idea on how many colours there are though:
[ color=red]RED [/color]
Colours include red, orange, yellow, lightgreen, green, cyan, blue, darkblue, purple, magenta, pink, darkgray, gray, black and white!
Links to players:
[ pid]239344[/pid]
Link to team:
[ tid]1000[/tid]
Link to match:
[ mid]1290831[/mid]
Note that spaces MUST be removed that have been put after the square bracket for demonstation purposes.
Who runs sokker?
For a full update on all of the Sokker creators, admins and moderators, click the following link: here.
Booking a friendly
To book a friendly you must ensure the following
- That both your team and your prospective opponent must not have a mid-week match booked - i.e. you must not currently still be in the cup, a friendly league or have booked another game.
- You are trying to book a friendly within the booking `window` - i.e. after the previous weeks friendlies but prior to the next weeks.Three common methods are detailed below.
Via another team`s fixture list
Find a team that you want to challenge and go to their home page. Click matches at the top of their club page. Find an empty slot on the right hand side and click challenge.Select a venue.
Via an advert
From your office, you can view whether anyone has invited you to a friendly. If they have, you can accept them.
Via a friendly league
Friendly leagues allow you to book up to a season of friendly games. Only Plus! subscribers can set up a friendly league, but any player can join. Click on a country (e.g. Indonesia) and check out whether anyone has set up a friendly league that has yet to start. If the league is still inactive, you should be able to apply to join it.
Listing players for Ł0
In certain circumstances (e.g. whilst in bankrupcy) you need to list players for a low price to avoid paying the taxes.
However in many currencies you are unable to list a player for 0.
In this case, list the player for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 instead. You will not pay any tax as 4% of 1 is v.small!
End of season timing
Week 14 - Sunday - last league games Week 14 - Wednesday - friendly gamesfriendly league games
Week 15 - Sunday - Qualification games for teams who finished 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th or 1st (or 2nd depending on your country)
Week 15 - Wednesday - last friendly games (or friendly league)
Week 15 - Friday - players get older and their wages are updated
Week 0 - Sunday - free time
Week 0 - Monday - after season payments (supporter renewal and sponsor bonus)
Week 0 - Wednesday - first round of national cup games
Week 1 - Sunday - first league games.
Newbie Help (Unofficial)
Newbie Help for Indonesia!
Welcome to sokker! As a “newbie” it can be pretty daunting working out how to control the game. Obviously you’ll want to get your team set up quickly and this post hopefully will help out.
Quick links:
Sokkerhelp website – a 3rd party site with information on sokker.
13 Things to do when starting sokker!
1. Get yourself familiar. You’ve got buttons on the left and right. Most control of the management is on the right, so we’ll start there. The icons send you to the following parts of the game from top to bottom.
On the right…
Front Page – Useful to check out news releases
Team Home – The default starting page for your team.
Players – You can see all of your players, and theircurrent skill levels.
Matches – You can see your old and future matches and set your player lineups and choose the tactics to play here.
Training & Tactics – You set your training, recruit and choose your coaches here. Also a little hidden, but the tactics button allows you to set your tactics here.
Financial – See how much you are losing (or gaining if you’re lucky!!) each week.
Stadium – You can view and upgrade your stadium
Office – You can control your junior team here, as well as make press releases and set up your match strips if you have Plus!
Mail – For internal sokker mail.
And on the left
World – See which other countries are in sokker, how many users from each etc.
Indonesia – See statistics for Indonesia and view our National Team
Search – Search for users, teams or players
Transfers – Search for player and coaches on the transfer market.
Forum – Access all of the game forums.
Rules – View the game rules
Plus – Understand or sign up to Plus!
2.Set up your training regime - Click on the training tab (the cone), and set your training regime to “Stamina”. It’ll give your team a nice boost, and give you a couple of weeks to decide what to train.
3. Get to know your squad! - Click on the player icon and get to know your squad – and be willing to kill a few players. You will have a few naff players to start. Any player with no skills better than average is extremely likely to be naff. Any player with a few solid or very good skills is a dude!
As a rule of thumb, look for players in the team to play in the key positions – Keeper, Defender, Midfield and Strikers. The skills for each position are highlighted below, with less important skills in brackets.
Keepers – Keeper (Pace) (Passing) (Stamina)
Defenders – Defending (Pace) (Playmaking) (Passing) (Technique)
Midfielders – Passing Playmaking Pace Technique (Defending) (Striker)
Strikers – Striker (Pace) (Technique)
4. Think about long term training Look through your squad and decide what to train. Trainable players are aged 16 to 23. Under 20 is best. A good start is to pick the skill that you have the most young players playing at. You may find that there is nothing obvious to train, but don’t worry. You can always buy players if you wish – but there’s no rush, as your training stamina at the moment. At the moment all skills seem worth training. Especially Defending, Passing, Striker, Keeper.
5.Sort out a Head Coach. Go to training again. So, click on the cone and then “Skills Selection” in Coach Recruitment. BE CAREFUL HERE. Coach recruitment is partially based on luck and can suck away a lot of cash… You want a Head Coach who has is a strong skill (at least incredible) at JUST THE SKILL YOU WANT TO TRAIN, and as weak as possible at the rest. You should be able to get one for a weekly wage of less that £5000. The cheaper the better. As a suggestion, choose Incredible for the statistic you want, and unsatisfactory for the others. You will then get given a coach. If you like him accept him. If not decline him. IF YOU DO NOT DECLINE COACHES, THEY REMAIN ON YOUR WAGES….
6.Set up your youth and assistant coaches You also need to hire a YOUTH COACH and ASSISTANT COACH. Here, you just need to look at the average ranking of the coach. (i.e. rather than the specific skills for the player, the general skill – e.g. Chris Rose, adequate coach). To start with a coach with an average of adequate to solid will be fine. One way of getting this is to mainly choose “good” on the coach selection skill. Having players with skills all very similar leads to lowest wages. You should be able to find suitable players for less than Ł2000….
7.You need to set up your youth team spaces. Click on the office – (telephone) and then “Juniors”. You get between 1 and 6 youths a week, but only if your school is big enough to cope. If you have 5 youths, but only 6 spaces, then you will only be able to get a maximum of 1 new youth. Spaces cost Ł600 per week, FULL OR EMPTY, so be careful here. Start with 6 spaces and increase it as you need to. Sack players with a rating of weak or below.
8.You need to decide on your first team & choose tactics for games. Click on the Match icon (a football pitch) and go to the next match where you need to set “Match Orders”.
When you have clicked for match orders, you’ll see the overview page, with a football pitch and chosen players. As you can see, there is a choice of General, Squad and Orders You are currently on General. You want to choose your players, so click on the Squad button. You can now choose the tactics and which players play for your team in the next game.
You probably have not made any tactics yet, so will need to choose some default tactics. All the default tactics are pretty ropey, and so we’ll talk about making your own soon. But for the moment, pick one – such as 442. The tactics sets up where players are on the pitch.
Now, pick your 11 starting and 5 sub players, and choose whether they play as ATT, MID, DEF or GK. The choice of setting impacts how the player play – not where.. A player set as DEF will try to tackle more, and will not try and dribble past players, whilst set as ATT he’ll shoot more at goal. Players set as DEF, MID etc. also impacts their training. Therefore….MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT PICK MORE THAN 5 DEF, 5 MID or 3 ATT PLAYERS! PLAYING 4 set as ATT WILL LOSE YOU TRAINING You can still play a 4-2-4 tactic, but set one of the 4 players upfield as MID.
9. Have a go at setting some tactics
Struggling to set tactics is the most common problem in Sokker. You CAN NOT alter existing tactics, so need to create your own. Go to the training screen again, and select Tactics.
You should now see a screen, with the football pitch on the right. If the pitch is on the left, you’re on the wrong screen!
Use the function – Create new tactics based on:basing it on one of the existing tactics, say 4-4-2 and calling your new tactics something like NEW
Now you should have a new tactic based on 442. Select this tactic, by clicking on it. Now you can have a go at editing it.
So now look at the football pitch. You will see the players scattered around the pitch and a ball in the centre circle. This is showing you where your players would be positioned when the ball is in the centre circle. You can drag and drop the players to be where you want them. Have a go! Once you are happy with your players positions, click on Save. As long as you have made changes, it should save your tactics. If not, check you are editing your new tactics and not trying to edit the default ones!
Now, don’t get too chuffed yet, you’ve only set the tactics for when the ball is in the middle. Now grab the ball from the centre, and move it to a new square. All of your players should move. You can now edit again.
Keep saving every now and again, so if you lose internet connection you don’t lose your tactics.Keep doing this until you’ve done all of the squares on the pitch. Now it’s worth checking if your tactics flow, so whiz the ball all around the pitch and see how your players move.
Now all you need to do is play your tactics, and learn what horrible mistakes you’ve made!!
10..Book a friendly (if not in the cup!). Click on the phone and then select friendlies. You can advertise, or search around other players and ask them to join. Try asking on the conference too. This is a bit of a pain in the ass on sokker. Best way is to join a friendly league, which can pre-book up to about 10 games ahead (depending on time of the season).
11. DO NOT delve into the transfer market yet. Money, especially in the early days in very tight in sokker and expect to struggle financially at first.. Using the transfer market before you know what is a good deal is a sure fire way to go bust!
12. Don't upgrade your stadium too early. You ideally need at least 300 fans before you should even consider upgrading. Whilst you have lots of money at first, as we’ve mentioned before, you’ll be losing cash at first.
13.Keep visiting the forums – there are many useful hints and tips there.
Advice for children using Sokker
Simple but sensible advice for any under 18\'s using Sokker..
1. Don\'t give out personal details, photographs, or any other information that could be used to identify you, such as information about your family, where you live or the school you go to.
2.Don\'t take other people at face value - they may not be what they seem.
3. Never arrange to meet someone you\'ve only ever previously met on the Internet without first telling your parents, getting their permission and taking a responsible adult with you. The first meeting should always be in a public place.
4. Always stay in public areas of chat and where there are other people around.
5. Don\'t open an attachment or download a file unless you know and trust the person who has sent it.
6. Never respond directly to anything you find disturbing - save or print it, log off and tell an adult.
ah nice faq, could be usefull for indonesian newbie thank you for posting :)
@all
Could you translate it to indonesian? or you want me to post it in english?
Could you translate it to indonesian? or you want me to post it in english?
ah nice faq, could be usefull for indonesian newbie thank you for posting :)
yeahh but a little bit late 'cause my team is nearly bankrupt....kekekekeke
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yeahh but a little bit late 'cause my team is nearly bankrupt....kekekekeke
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ok, do you agree if I post in FAQ the first post of this thread?
i think most of us understand english so you can put it in english, maybe later when someone can translate it to indonesian lang then you can change it again? :)
how about tactical editor,.. there's a pic that let us to put each player in each desirable position that we want.. but then in match order choice.. the picture that show the position it isn't match.. i mean didn't same with what i set in tactical editor,.. and also in 2d view..
let say i put my player as defender.. surely as CD (central defender) in my tactical editor) but then his position is as midfield.. in match order view and in 2d view..???
let say i put my player as defender.. surely as CD (central defender) in my tactical editor) but then his position is as midfield.. in match order view and in 2d view..???
Are you editing 35 positions of ball?
I mean, if you look in tactics editor, there is a ball in the middle of the field...
(read chapter 15 of rules)
I mean, if you look in tactics editor, there is a ball in the middle of the field...
(read chapter 15 of rules)
yup the position of the ball.. with player number isn't.. so for xample.. i put 3 ball in defender.. but in matvh preview.. the posistion didn't match.. the player which i put as defender is became midfielder
i see i see thanks./.. :D so the ball mean where the ball position was isn't
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intinya :
pindahin bola ke tiap kotak (ada 35 kotak), di masing2 kotak atur posisi pemain ketika bola berada di kotak tersebut, trus pindahin lagi ke kotak berikutnya dst, klo udah diset disemua 35 kotak jgn lupa save!
nanti ditampilan lineupnya itu average posisi dari 35 kotak yg udah diset tadi...itu tampilan gak terlalu penting, karena yg penting posisi yg udah diset di masing2 kotak tadi..kira2 gitu.
nah klo mau liat taktiknya sukses/sesuai yg diinginkan...tonton aja matchnya...pemainnya bergerak betul gak, larinya cepet dan sesuai yg diatur gak, klo gak...berarti posisi di kotak2 tadi terlalu jauh diaturnya...
semoga bisa membantu :)
pindahin bola ke tiap kotak (ada 35 kotak), di masing2 kotak atur posisi pemain ketika bola berada di kotak tersebut, trus pindahin lagi ke kotak berikutnya dst, klo udah diset disemua 35 kotak jgn lupa save!
nanti ditampilan lineupnya itu average posisi dari 35 kotak yg udah diset tadi...itu tampilan gak terlalu penting, karena yg penting posisi yg udah diset di masing2 kotak tadi..kira2 gitu.
nah klo mau liat taktiknya sukses/sesuai yg diinginkan...tonton aja matchnya...pemainnya bergerak betul gak, larinya cepet dan sesuai yg diatur gak, klo gak...berarti posisi di kotak2 tadi terlalu jauh diaturnya...
semoga bisa membantu :)
tuh strider lebih ngerti taktik :D km aja manager timnasny