Trading isn't the ONLY way to get ahead in FML but it does seem to be an unrealistically profitable way to get ahead.
I'm not sure what can be done about it without placing artificial limits on the freedom of players however - perhaps make the existing players at the club more upset/lower morale if there are a lot of transfer taking place (i.e. fear for their own security at the club)?
Woow, that is crazy. I don't know if SI can put a restriction on private transfers, but something surely must be done. That is pathetic and the line needs to be drawn. I would suggest:
In private transfers, max u can pay for a player is 2xAF. And in auction, this restriction is off.
This way a lot of people will start actually selling players in auctions, and the market will decide their value. Now, most traders just find some noob, or a friend and sell their donkeys for millions.
If you put restrictions on how much you can bid for people, it will ruin the game. its better to let people bid/accept/reject the bids they want. if i want a player ill have a price in mind, if i dont want to pay the asking price its my choice. we dont want the game restricted any further!
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Trading isn't the ONLY way to get ahead in FML but it does seem to be an unrealistically profitable way to get ahead.
I'm not sure what can be done about it without placing artificial limits on the freedom of players however - perhaps make the existing players at the club more upset/lower morale if there are a lot of transfer taking place (i.e. fear for their own security at the club)?
Woow, that is crazy.
I don't know if SI can put a restriction on private transfers, but something surely must be done.
That is pathetic and the line needs to be drawn.
I would suggest:
In private transfers, max u can pay for a player is 2xAF.
And in auction, this restriction is off.
This way a lot of people will start actually selling players in auctions, and the market will decide their value. Now, most traders just find some noob, or a friend and sell their donkeys for millions.
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If you put restrictions on how much you can bid for people, it will ruin the game. its better to let people bid/accept/reject the bids they want. if i want a player ill have a price in mind, if i dont want to pay the asking price its my choice. we dont want the game restricted any further!
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