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The real issue is that Andorrans cheat.

ROFL!!!

I think the thread started on the subject of free agents and if they are needed.

Free Agents are a necessary component of the overall economy. They serve a valuable role in taking money out of the economy. Plus, they set the market price for a given skill set.

We can argue the proper threshold for player salary / skills / potential for listing as FAs, but they are a useful economy management tool and should remain.

Putting restrictions on the top Andorran superteam will also restrict the new andorran team, yes?

I have given reasons and examples for how the extra money from these smaller based countries works both ways, can help the economy as much as it hurts. And your response is only that it is unfair. I ask how?

No,the restriction which werw proposed at the start of this thread,restrict the superteams whichi could fill their palace and make a lot of money
A new Andorran team have the palace of 5,00 seats,and to fill over 10,000 seats had to develop so much in the game,rather the teams of strong countries will be more penalized.But are a fact that few teams of these countries,can accumulate more money of other teams,making victories on victtories,build enormous palace,fill it a make a great cash flow that can use on the market over all the otger teams of BB,and making impossible for another team of his country to reach his level

can anyone tell me what the point of this post is?

all i see is that some italians took the wrong strategy and are now afraid that they will fall back.

let the small countries buy players for to much money. dont you profit from it if you sell a player? wont they somewhen have a team as expensive as yours if they do that all time?
i never heard any team with a big arena cry about these issues. so if you cant compete on the market maybe just accept that you chose the wrong strategy and now you have to live with the consequences and build your arena and maybe risk to go to Div II. to be competitive in the long run.

What do you think how often this happens in the real world? daily many many times. so just live with it and you got your solution already didnt you?

i never heard any team with a big arena cry about these issues. so if you cant compete on the market maybe just accept that you chose the wrong strategy and now you have to live with the consequences and build your arena and maybe risk to go to Div II. to be competitive in the long run.

We was trying to make a constructive discussion,now arrive the usual boring person
to to make the braggart and say"you chose the wrong strategy,ahahah"
and the boldfaced phrase is really really stupid

no i just see it from a unemotional point of view.

thats just the way it is. i dont have such a big arena myself and i am angry at myself that i didnt build a bigger one.

but if you compare to a real world company, if you picked the wrong strategy you cant go to the goverment and say. Hey i cant survive please make my strategy the best.

In my opinion you just have to accept the facts and try to do the best out of it.

could you please stop?

i mean both

20,000 seats is not a big arena?in the real world the greatest basketball arenas have this size...
@mark lenders:i don't say nothing of personal,we was maing a discussion and he wrote a post with any utility in this thread

I thought we were having a pretty good discussion myself. I guess I shouldnt have used the Italians as an example, again I only did because they are the biggest.

I will never understand why someone complains about the point of a post, and then proceeds to trash the discussion. Personally I see no need to be rude, especially on an international level. Saying that an entire country messed up is rude, sorry Badgirl.

The point of this post for me is to help me learn and understand the game better from all angles, and to share my perspective as well. Plenty of other posts.

I see your point that New teams from small team based countries are farther behind thier competition than a new team from say Poland who start in a lower comparable division. However again, I'd gladly switch places with them. They dont have to really worry about relegation as there isnt anywhere to go. They too can build thier arena very fast without having to actually compete (at first) and they start out making DI money. Heck, if they plan it right they can bounce between DI and DII (mostly bots) a couple times and gain the big bonus money too. Someone from Italy pointed out that in order to build up his arena, he will fall behind on talent and be relagated, where he may never return. Teams from very small countries dont have this worry.

I guess I shouldnt have used the Italians as an example, again I only did because they are the biggest.

actually spain has much more users than italy
they never post here, maybe we could find them in the global(spanish) forum