Subject: Season 66

Tur Turek 1-2 RTS Widzew Łódz


52% Possession 48%
42% Play in the half 58%

17 Shots 12
3 Fouls 8
0 Yellow cards 3
0 Red cards 0
3 Offsides 2

60.2 average mark 53.6


I'm proud to say that I won the U21 team tournament today. I've been a multiple-time participant in it. In today's match, I defeated the strongest team of the tournament:)

Bloody Zygowski, you Casemiro defending motherf***er. Cocked up for the first goal, worked our way back into it, equalise and he f**ks it up again.

RTS Widzew Łódz - Polska Walcząca 1:3



I forgot to set up the lineup for today's match, and the U21 players played instead. Unfortunately, we lost the game.
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I posted this in the Division 2.02 forum for a discussion.

If I would be asked for a reason I hate this game, the answer would be the players' form algorithm. I don't get it. I have players that have been in miserable form for consecutive seasons, not just weeks. In real football, a team has a handful of players out of form for a few weeks each during the whole season. The way they do it in this game is not realistic.

Another reason would be that winger run with ball straight out of the pitch. Every season I am hoping that they will fix that.

What do you guys hate about this game?

The cheating aspect and users with multi teams

When you say wingers... are you talking divine? I know what you mean but even in real footy players make mistakes..
Look at Nunez :P

Every problem in this game stems from the people who ran/run it. The apathy, arrogance, short-sightedness and laziness let problems that existed in my first time here (2005-2012) run way out of control, and are now beyond fixing.

Economic imbalance
The youth system
A training system that is anti-competition
Ugly and bad site design
New user unfriendly

You could take your pick. The way this site is for new users is a joke and is the most damaging problem.
Personally? The economy of this game is broken and my biggest issue. It'll probably be the thing that makes me quit.

I thought so too, I struggle to see how this game could attract new users. The game is clearly now divided between rich and poor (like real life, I guess lol) and for a new user it will be a walk up a very steep hill.
In my opinion, if the game will develop a youth system like in hattrick, where you can actually recruit and train players based on their skills, it might be attractive to someone who starts from scratch.
The skill of pace should be revised. I doubt that a coach would keep someone with tragic pace in a football academy, no matter how skilled. Pace should have a shorter range, just like stamina.

I have no idea who is managing this game. I know it was made in Poland and the main guys are Polish. All the previews come out in Polish when they develop something new. And, if they're attitude is similar to other Polish users on here like "i'm the coach and i decide", "you are bad at this game, I am the best", "that user is from a criminal nation", I am not surprised that they don't welcome new ideas, new users or new developing leagues. In fact, the game seems to have been adapted to suit the strongest leagues and to keep the dominance of Poland going on forever.

Jennsen, you're a master at criticizing. And I don't understand why you're attacking me again. Supposedly, you're tolerant, yet you attack me and my nation with words. Verbal attacks are also attacks :P

Here we go, he's put his little soldier uniform on.
I am talking about the game, put your watergun down. If there is something you have to say to convince that the game doesn't have the issues I described, feel free to say it. Spare me of this "nation attack" malarkey, stop being ridiculous.

It was very difficult back in the day to even have a slight clue what was going on. In some ways it's surprising the game got as big as it did, although web browser games full stop are long past their peak. Most people here have either been here a long time, or been here a long time before. Once those users go the game will fully die.

Overall, it's a great game. I enjoy playing it. I have been told I am not good at it and I am ready to accept this. I am playing it as a distraction so it doesn't bother me. I love football and this game is like an extension that allows me to have some control of something I normally just watch on screens.

There are some things I cannot control though and this is where my discussion was going until Poland ended up being "attacked" yet again. I mentioned the players' form and I am sure I have seen others commenting on this before. I think I've seen an article from developers about this too. Yet, nothing really happens.

Camus mentions problems that, again, others have mentioned before. Hence, I wonder why developers not listen to users that have these sort of issues and instead, they only changed the game in a way that helps teams/leagues in less need of help.

There was a forum somewhere where you could submit ideas. I'm afraid the engine itself may not be able to handle it. Such changes would also need to be thoroughly tested. Unfortunately, implementing such changes takes time and money for developers. Either way, the game has changed a lot.

"I thought so too, I struggle to see how this game could attract new users. The game is clearly now divided between rich and poor (like real life, I guess lol) and for a new user it will be a walk up a very steep hill.
In my opinion, if the game will develop a youth system like in hattrick, where you can actually recruit and train players based on their skills, it might be attractive to someone who starts from scratch.
The skill of pace should be revised. I doubt that a coach would keep someone with tragic pace in a football academy, no matter how skilled. Pace should have a shorter range, just like stamina."

I think what annoys me most is that it's not difficult at all to help new users, and I've been arguing this since I came back. A basic minimum income solves a lot of problems for new users. Problems that have been created by uncontrolled inflation and a broken sponsorship formula. Others argue new users should be given better players and stadiums, but why would you give them players they don't know how to use or take away stadium building. Give them more money and let them decide their own path.
As for training, it needs to be taken away from league games. You can't have a system that leads to people intentionally losing games and avoiding promotion in order to train their players. That is game-breaking.