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Subject: »9200 managers in Sokker!
32 teams waiting in india. hopefully those are not multi`s.
Hello.
I registered yesterday. And here are a few reasons why I will probably soon become a bot.
1. The site looks like a beta version. Navigation is terribly uncomfortable.
2. The screen for the match. You can’t just move players to another position. First you need to configure this in tactics. I have not met such a bad solution anywhere.
3. Incomplete translation.
4. The names of the league for some reason in the language of the country.
5. Recent changes in the How to play section in 2008 ??? At the same time, no interactive learning.
6. Different currencies for countries. This is outdated 15 years ago.
I registered yesterday. And here are a few reasons why I will probably soon become a bot.
1. The site looks like a beta version. Navigation is terribly uncomfortable.
2. The screen for the match. You can’t just move players to another position. First you need to configure this in tactics. I have not met such a bad solution anywhere.
3. Incomplete translation.
4. The names of the league for some reason in the language of the country.
5. Recent changes in the How to play section in 2008 ??? At the same time, no interactive learning.
6. Different currencies for countries. This is outdated 15 years ago.
Yup and that's just the first impressions and what's wrong with them. You'd see much more if you decided to stick around. Just terrible for 2024.
The tactics are actually great because you can actually move every player in 35 different ball scenarios, but most people like you won't even see that because they get discouraged at first steps.
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The tactics are actually great because you can actually move every player in 35 different ball scenarios, but most people like you won't even see that because they get discouraged at first steps.
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I agree with your words except for tactics, but tactics are really one of the best things done in this game.
It is really nice and humble, that you, took the time to evaluate the game in one day and share your thoughts and suggestions with us, to high details. Shame on us for not seeing these cons and problems before !
35 different ball scenarios: it's cool feature. Match-viewer is funny, I like it. Also it's no pay-to-win game )
I could indicate more advantages. But my goal was to show how the game looks for beginners. And why do they become bots.
The game should primarily show its advantages: for example, tactics settings in learning mode and an automatic friendly match in 3D. It is good if the developers have such plans.
I could indicate more advantages. But my goal was to show how the game looks for beginners. And why do they become bots.
The game should primarily show its advantages: for example, tactics settings in learning mode and an automatic friendly match in 3D. It is good if the developers have such plans.
Perhaps I did not understand you. My English is poor.
I read an article on the game, in it the Polish currency was used everywhere: 1.000,000 ZL. To adapt to my country, I had to divide everything into 8 :\
But I found out about this later, and simply missed all the numbers.
I read an article on the game, in it the Polish currency was used everywhere: 1.000,000 ZL. To adapt to my country, I had to divide everything into 8 :\
But I found out about this later, and simply missed all the numbers.
But my goal was to show how the game looks for beginners. And why do they become bots.
The game should primarily show its advantages: for example, tactics settings in learning mode and an automatic friendly match in 3D. It is good if the developers have such plans.
I fully agree. I would be surprised if more than 5% of users kept on playing after first month after joining.
Unfortunately the new owners burned through their investment money, so everything slowed down/stopped.
This is actually a NEW layout, from 2022 I think, imagine that. And it's still not even finish in many subpages so that tells you everything you need to know about how this game is developed.
The game should primarily show its advantages: for example, tactics settings in learning mode and an automatic friendly match in 3D. It is good if the developers have such plans.
I fully agree. I would be surprised if more than 5% of users kept on playing after first month after joining.
Unfortunately the new owners burned through their investment money, so everything slowed down/stopped.
This is actually a NEW layout, from 2022 I think, imagine that. And it's still not even finish in many subpages so that tells you everything you need to know about how this game is developed.
My point is that there's no need for differing currencies in this game, it makes absolutely no sense. It's way way down the list of priorities of things that need fixing though.
I mean, can we not actually start fixing some of these small problems? It's a bad look saying "This is just a hobby so we can't". You have a community who could rewrite the rules page, maybe use it?
I mean, can we not actually start fixing some of these small problems? It's a bad look saying "This is just a hobby so we can't". You have a community who could rewrite the rules page, maybe use it?
Yeah, I don't understand the complaint about tactics. I'm not sure what he's looking for. You make your tactics, then you watch them play out. You can even change tactic if you're a PLUS member.
The rest of his stuff I understand. I had to get used to the names of countries...I get it, it's better for the natives and - as an outsider - I took it upon myself to adapt and get used to it.
The game is VERY unfriendly to new players. Unless they really love this concept, they aren't going to stick. I proactively look for new American players in my country, and if I have an opening (like now) I reach out to them (if they look like they are logging in) and offer to tutor them personally about the guts of the game.
Edit: In fact, we have a returning old user named Blue this month. He was complaining about how his supporter base doesn't go much past 200 despite winning all of his games. Seems the new reform, well intended and good in concept, is doing further damage to brand new users. Imagine going undefeated in your first season and gaining virtually no fans/money.
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The rest of his stuff I understand. I had to get used to the names of countries...I get it, it's better for the natives and - as an outsider - I took it upon myself to adapt and get used to it.
The game is VERY unfriendly to new players. Unless they really love this concept, they aren't going to stick. I proactively look for new American players in my country, and if I have an opening (like now) I reach out to them (if they look like they are logging in) and offer to tutor them personally about the guts of the game.
Edit: In fact, we have a returning old user named Blue this month. He was complaining about how his supporter base doesn't go much past 200 despite winning all of his games. Seems the new reform, well intended and good in concept, is doing further damage to brand new users. Imagine going undefeated in your first season and gaining virtually no fans/money.
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I will suggest you watch games in 2d they give you best feeling how tactics work...
Rules have been updated haven’t they? Pretty sure most of the new changes have now been updated in rules (at least in English)?
I'm going on what's been said here. I know there were sections well out of date when I read them before Xmas.