I'm sure BB's read this thread. I'm also sure they understand that the global market actually has no influence on how your team competes in your country.
I actually can not understand what exactly is the problem. Big country teams are operating near "salary cap" <- this is actually what this game is about. You need to use that cap, getting the most skills out of your players. For example if you make 10k profit per week (taking the whole season into account) and your next player upgrade will cost 100k (hypothetically ofcourse, just for lower numbers). You buy that player after 10 weeks and sell your previous starter or backup for let's say 50k. Now if a "small country" team raises the bar of that player cost to 200k. Thus it takes you 20 weeks for that income to get the upgrade, the player that you sell will also bring in more cash. So basically nothing else changes but the game speed for your country and the "small country" users just raise the market price a little.
What you said in that post it's not true
I want to make you an example: a user thinks that his team has bad results,so he decides to blow up his team,and start from the low around some super trainee to rise again in some seasons with a stronger team.This user makes his counts about the future salaries of these super trainees with high potential and calculate:"if I'm promoted in X seasons in III division(let's say a division),I can continue to have them on my team and grow up".So he start to train his players,after some seasons is promoted in IV division,continue to improve his team and so on.He arrives at the X season,he has builded a great team,and he is fighting with a slightly better team to have home court advantage in the playoff and to be promoted.He has some money to spend to buy a player that can help him to have the home court advantage and be promoted;he finds the player that he needs on the market,but he has overpaid by a user of a small country that earns money because of their situation.So he lose the decisive match,he stays in IV division,he is forced to sell one of his trainees(losing a lot of merchandising),and he have to change drammatically his team and strategy,with unkonwn results,and is surely slowered in his course....it could be relegated a too strong team for a III division,so while he is adjusting his team he had still to stay in the Iv division,and he doesn't know when he could have the chance to rise again(maybe in the next season,maybe not)
So,it's false that TL has no influence on the completition in our country,instead with a so levelled competition,TL has great influence on how the team plays in our and in the other countries.And the situation doesn't affect all in the same way,because not all the users have the same strategy.Returning to my example,the strategy of the team that I wrote,is the strategy of A TEAM,NOT OF ALL THE TEAMS.The team that beats "our team" in the example,could not have the money to answer to the purchase of the new player by "our team",that save money during the time,because he could choose the strategy to be promoted soon without save money.So,while the general situation could appear the same,bad for all,it affects the teams in very different ways,and the strong general disadvantage on the market,could damage some teams more than the others.And the differences in the economical situation between competitive-non competitive countries(big-small),reflecting on the GLOBAL market where everyone had to buy and sell players,reflects on the competition in our country and in the way a user can manage his team succesfully or not,and not in the same way for all
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Last edited by Steve Karenn at 8/20/2010 6:05:19 AM