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There is surely nothing artificial about that situation...

It is completely and obviously artificial.

Why isn't it to you?Seriously.

i just want to make profit to get a better team so that i can go up to first division quick...
daytrading for sure is a way to do so.

And that's why it needs to be eliminated.

If you came here to daytrade, please go back to the abysmal Hattrick.

If are willing to train your team up to a higher level over time, buy better players when you can, and not involve yourself in the entirely unrealistic practice of daytrading, then please stay and join the fun.

This is not Hattrick. Please refrain from trying to introduce the practices that caused so many of us to become disgusted and leave that game.

mmh i just do the best i can for my team and i going nowhere.
i also train some very good players from the very beginning of my team.
if they limit the trading its fine for me, but as long i get an disadvantage for my development i just do it coz i want to be on top one day.

since reaction 2 on this tread we have been drifting away from the question:

is that load of text needed every time we put a player for sale, and is that smaller, but still anoying, text needed when we bid on a player?

I thought not, and as soon as I translated it, I also said so on our LA-forums.

I believe it should definatly go into the rules. But there is no need to clutter the other pages. Cheaters will neglect it anyway. If it is in the rules, everyone should know. When an account is created it should clearly state that every player is taken to know the rules, and if later fined or banned can't come with an excuse like: I didn't know , if it is clearly in the rules. That should be enough.
It is impossible for BB to keep a nice looking site if they start adding pieces of rulestext in every so many pages.

That is my personal answer to the first post in this tread. It has been since the day I translated that text, and it still is. ;)

We're essentially eliminating the chance that someone could argue that they didn't know the rules.

If they didn't know the rules after seeing that text, they're screwed.

something funny to add to this thread, last night i been drunk as hell, i came back from party and i checked a few teams, i probably tried to impress a woman and i did bet on 3 players ^^ all day i was hoping somebody else bets on this players but no, now i bought 3 old crap players which i probably never can sell again... it wasnt to much money at all, but still its a pain in the ass ^^

the transferwarning did not stop me!!!

maybe bb`s can add something like *make sure you not drunk while betting on players*
;)

There is surely nothing artificial about that situation...

It is completely and obviously artificial.

Why isn't it to you?Seriously.

What's artificial about being able to select a minimum sale price that satisfies you? I find that completely normal. BB is not a perfectly competitive market. These don't really exist outside of Economics textbooks anyhow. Therefore, providing some sort of guarantee for the seller is essential.

I was referring to your example of listing at zero and then bidding all the money a team has on its worst player. Isn't that the very definition of 'artificial' in this contest?