You don't see how this is abuse? Let's recap: I am selling a player that is worth $3,000,000, and it doesn't sell, because someone blocked the bidding with $5,000,000 that he was then able to conveniently withdraw. If you don't see how this is abuse, I really can't help you muh.
And you're absolutely right -- no-one tells you or will tell you how to play the game. It's up to you to discover. You decided to spend money before bothering to figure out what the prices are on the market? I don't see how the system is to blame here.
Buzzerbeater is a long-run game where strategy plays a significant role. You just got your first lesson about why rash action is bad. Congratulations.
Well first of all I don't see how somebody bidding $5.000.000 is blocking the deal. If somebody wanted that player that bad and bid over the $5.000.000 they are willing to pay that price and there's nothing wrong. Plus my idea is to only implement withdrawal to beginners for a little bit of time so they realize value. That way cheating wouldn't be happening.
I realize it's up to us to discover, however I'd prefer to find a treasure with a map then find it while enduring difficult obstacles. And I did try and figure out how the transfer market worked, and as I mentioned BB's format is a tad strange. Anyway it's an assumption that's easy enough to make. Make a bid and change your mind. It's realistic and shouldn't this game be realistic?
I guess I did learn the hard way, although it could've been easier if I was told there's no bid withdrawal right when I joined.