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Subject: [NT] x3widRacin
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How do you know I won't quit?
I've been here about as long as anyone else and Bogan is still just 21. When Bogan is 38 and crippled, maybe I'll quit, but I don't think you have to worry about that for a long time.
What I mean by not taking it seriously is the fact that everyone else, for the most part, looks at sokker the way they look at other games, develop a training program invest in the club, etc.. etc..
I don't get rich training a player who is never going to be sold, so I don't have the luxuries of that and for the most part have to make do with what I have, and for that much I'm proud of having gone into the final day of this season with a mathematical chance of winning the league and getting a Qualifier match to the ML.
Of course, it was not to be, especially with Sweden's 17-2 drubbing of Saia's, so I settled for second, still my best performance despite not bringing in a single new player all season, which is of course a large contrast from the way I typically approach other games where I have traditionally done a lot of player movement, hence requiring much more hourly attention to the game, as opposed to sokker, where I've gone the whole season with the same group of players, I didn't need to log in every hour to check the transfer market, I just logged in on a daily basis (which for me, is "occasionally") and prepared for my next game.
And Yes, It's true, the only reason I kept with the game was because of Bogan. That has nothing to do with right now, this is something from 2 years ago. When I first signed up the game was very foreign, literally, it seemed like everyone was Polish and there was hardly an American community. I didn't take the game seriously until about a season in, when I pulled Bogan out of the Youth Squad, I finally had something to focus on, training him, as opposed to what I was doing previously, which was little more than existing as a team while focusing on other games such as Hattrick etc..
I've been here about as long as anyone else and Bogan is still just 21. When Bogan is 38 and crippled, maybe I'll quit, but I don't think you have to worry about that for a long time.
What I mean by not taking it seriously is the fact that everyone else, for the most part, looks at sokker the way they look at other games, develop a training program invest in the club, etc.. etc..
I don't get rich training a player who is never going to be sold, so I don't have the luxuries of that and for the most part have to make do with what I have, and for that much I'm proud of having gone into the final day of this season with a mathematical chance of winning the league and getting a Qualifier match to the ML.
Of course, it was not to be, especially with Sweden's 17-2 drubbing of Saia's, so I settled for second, still my best performance despite not bringing in a single new player all season, which is of course a large contrast from the way I typically approach other games where I have traditionally done a lot of player movement, hence requiring much more hourly attention to the game, as opposed to sokker, where I've gone the whole season with the same group of players, I didn't need to log in every hour to check the transfer market, I just logged in on a daily basis (which for me, is "occasionally") and prepared for my next game.
And Yes, It's true, the only reason I kept with the game was because of Bogan. That has nothing to do with right now, this is something from 2 years ago. When I first signed up the game was very foreign, literally, it seemed like everyone was Polish and there was hardly an American community. I didn't take the game seriously until about a season in, when I pulled Bogan out of the Youth Squad, I finally had something to focus on, training him, as opposed to what I was doing previously, which was little more than existing as a team while focusing on other games such as Hattrick etc..
Just a few more days left now, anyone else that hasn't made up their mind already please feel free to consider me and direct any questions or concerns.
Monkey Butler or Robot Butler, and why?
Please give better justification that Lakay who doesn't approve of silliness ;)
Please give better justification that Lakay who doesn't approve of silliness ;)
That's actually a very interesting question.
Monkey's are very nimble and able to do things you might not expect, but they are also more difficult to control, where as the robot can be programmed to do exactly what you want him too, even if he is a bit limited, he always does what you want.
But hell, lets go for the Monkey, may as well take the chance right?
Monkey's are very nimble and able to do things you might not expect, but they are also more difficult to control, where as the robot can be programmed to do exactly what you want him too, even if he is a bit limited, he always does what you want.
But hell, lets go for the Monkey, may as well take the chance right?
Hell yeah. Plus, it's fun to spank your monkey butler when he's bad. But spanking a robot butler is just not nice. They whine too damn much.
Well, Today is the final day, if you have any further inquiries, please leave them here so I can respond before the voting deadline!
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