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I don't realy like the changes they made to limit daytrading.

It affects everyone, daytrader or not, so the 'good' have to be punished with the 'bad' again.
Surely there are lots of ways to deal with the 'problem' in a way that players who never daytrade stay unaffected...

As an extra tought people might put their players up too cheap now that not being able to sell him will have a negative effect, which does not prevent trading at all. It would be far better that managers would list the players for their actual value, this would prevent others from making a profit from those players...

Also don't forget that if you have trained 3 players and sell them at the same time, and buy 3 new trainees, you might get punished for that as well, because it is 6 trades in short time, while it has nothing to do with daytrading...

Personally I am disappointed with the actions they took, and feel this hurts non-traders as much as traders. Traders should have more drawback from it, but I don't think traders mind that much about these drawbacks that much, because the only thing they care about is the amount of money they make on a player, and not what his form is or was, nor that they get some more spectators or not...
Limiting trading, or the profits from trading, should affect only the traders, and these measurements affect everyone.

From what I understand, if you sell a player or two, the effect on fan enthusiasm is pretty damn small.

Once you start selling a gross of players, that's where it kicks in.

my point was: it (might) affects non traders, it shouldn't.

I also said (between the lines) it might only affect non traders in a small way, or not so often, and it will (should) hurt traders more often, but traders won't mind that much as non traders. So the feel might be equally hard for the non traders, because traders won't care that much.

The worst scenario happens when a team bought some trainees, and they all train equally fast and get sold at about the same time to be replaced with fresh ones. This for sure will have some feelable result.

the other main part bothering me is the underlisting of players for fear that they get not sold and drop in shape, which makes chances for sale even smaller next time...
Plus the fact that if you do list your player for his value, but does not get sold (maybe because there where other undervalued players that caught they eye of the buyers, maybe because at the time nobody is interested in him) he gets a drop in shape, which results in you having to put him for a lower value next time, because he won't sell for his higher-form value anymore...

I nkow BB can't do good for everyone, but I just express my feelings about these decisions, also because I feel there where other ways to take care of the problem.

I nkow BB can't do good for everyone, but I just express my feelings about these decisions

Who tried to discourage you from doing so?

nobody. ;)

otherwise I might not have posted.

Anyway...
I do like to get some reactions from other managers. See how they think about these new implementations.