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I lost like 10 bidding wars because of this in the last days, what the actual f*ck is going on. Sometimes it's a legit multiple hour server downside, other times the shitty servers just throw you off for 5 minutes and when you finally get to log back on, the bid is finished.

That's not acceptable, especially in days after the draft. I'm legit thinking about quitting the game right now.

Spent years building a really decent team only to get railed by the same old 2 center look inside lineup every game, despite actually having well rounded players that can play inside and outside. OK so I dropped out of first division, decided to rebuild, and now I can't buy players to rebuild???????

I legit lost out on some absolute gems (55-65 skill point MVP-HoF 18 YOs) because of terrible servers in the past days, I said to myself today ok I'm just going to buy a few 18-19 superstars and make a profit off of them, and when the bidding wars on them were around 100k, the servers crashed for 5 minutes and I even lost out on scrubs. Do I just overbid on every player by 1M to take into account that the game I'm playing has zero reliability whatsoever?

There is no conspiracy, there is no laziness or lack of will to do something - the problem is that the same thing that causes issues with the server also prevents the server from being a) detected as being slow/unreachable b) do something about it (like delay transfers). So, what remains is to do it manually, whenever possible, however, since these issues are unpredictable we can't foresee the future and delay transfers before issues arise and we can't, as this would generate a whole new set of problems, undo past transfers.

Yes, the general rule still stands: do not list players for less than the minimum acceptable price. If you do, you automatically accept the risk of selling during downtime.

I'm closing the thread because there is no practical value in this discussion, as I have to just repeat everything I've said in the past which is already known by the participants.