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The STH number is a snapshot of where it is at the beginning of the season.

It varies from week to week and plays a role in attendance.

It is not one fixed number for the whole season.

So basically you are whining because you promoted 2 years in a row. Kept yourself in the highest league in your country the year after that, then got into the playoffs and now want the title? To me it seems that you are going to be the 5-th team on your side. So what exactly changed from the last year? It seems that the other managers have done a better job. So instead of pointing fingers at the economy system (which is the same for all of your league members), ask yourself what have they done better and what have you done worse...
If you are keen on training your NT players (don't get me wrong it's great what you do for your NT) your team as a whole will be weaker -> you will keep losing against stronger balanced team.

But...do you agree with my research and that STH number is very limited?

And how do you explain this team who win almost everything and who get just 2 new STH? (he win league, that means at least 4 wins in a row...that is good run. Why then STH is almost unchanged? ;)


If someone win II. league and receive +XXX% of STH for promotion in I, why then if someone win I. league don't receive at least +XX% ?

I think that teams in I. league are economically very limited... :(

I play top league 3 seasons. I reach my Season Ticket Holders limit, and every next season I will receive less and less fans!

There needs to be some kind of a soft cap for STH. Otherwise the new managers could never catch up with the older managers when it comes to STHs.

When you play top level league your improvement is very reduced!

And that's how it should be. Imagine if you could keep on improving at the same pace than the II and III level teams. They could never catch you!

What if you have some NT player and if you wanna the best for your NT team?

Then you must prioritize between your NT and your club team.

Or...(my case) what if you really like those players, and if they have some special place in my heart? (because I have them from beginning)
Should I then sell them, and to buy some cheaper?
Or... should I stop training and improving them? :)

There's nothing wrong with a little bit role-playing the game. But this is also a choice for you to make - do you want to be emotional and keep them or rational and maybe change them. If you want to do the first one, despite it maybe harming your team development, then I wouldn't call that the fault of the game itself.

So only solution seems like:

Go back to II. league... be there for a while... improve your team, then come back to I. and win it :P

When I promoted to I. there wasn't any money price. Now "new teams" have it!
And I need whole season to fighting with salaries to reach that money... :(


Yes I know that all... and I agree with you, but those staff biding really irritated me these days :(

I bought a new level 6 doctor the other day for the horrific price of $1K.

My economy is crushed.

Well..you are Game Master :P

I'm not even going to ask.

The STH number is a snapshot of where it is at the beginning of the season.

It varies from week to week and plays a role in attendance.

It is not one fixed number for the whole season.

This doesn't really make sense. Isn't that the point of season tickets - that they give you a fixed number for the whole season?

Not that I am not on your side here on this thread, but if that statement is true then maybe they shouldn't be called season ticket holders.

This doesn't really make sense. Isn't that the point of season tickets - that they give you a fixed number for the whole season?

Not that I am not on your side here on this thread, but if that statement is true then maybe they shouldn't be called season ticket holders.

That's why the disclaimer is "Number of Season Ticket Holders (as of the beginning of the season) : 4128"

Gives you a rough idea of where they stand.

I think there's more to it than that, honestly, but there is a behind the scenes variable.

i think we should all chill and take it easy and think and better yet ask what is your problem in handling your team and lets work on it.

just because your short in money doesnt mean there is a problem with the game's current economy doing.

what i would like to say, some of us who played this game for already 2-3 seasons think you already understand the game but in fact your not. there a lot of things that affects your team in the way you decided.

an example, in the nba if a team pays 3 or more players with salary that star players get surely not only that their team hurt themselves in their financial way but also incur luxury tax penalty which is 1 dollar is to a dollar.

but since in this game you are allowed to increase your arena capacity to a uncontrolled number, you take time to invest in this. takes money and all but in the end of the day it allows you to have better leverage in handling more better players.

what am i saying is, dont come out here and rant when you team is paying 2 or more players with 40-100k salary a week wherein your income from your home games doesnt allow you to have much flexcibiltiy.

lastly if you dont plan right even with a 40k capacity arena wont get you that much money if you dont know what your doing.