Berbatov was always shit for me, so I dumped him off to Chelski and he suddenly became amazingly good, was their top scorer for 3-4 seasons I think.
Same annoyingly applied to Tevez. I sold him off to Madrid for £30m or so, they start playing him as a right winger and suddenly he is BPitW (for one season). He was always shockingly bad for me.
Still, I got Huntelaar, who is a beast! ....Until 5 years later when I sold him to Madrid too. He was 30 odd and i got £30m for him, twice what I paid, and Bojan had just started to really come of age, so it was time to promote him to the first choice striker.
I reckon in some matches the game should just be honest and go, 'Yeah we've decided the other team are going to win this one, there's nothing you can do about it, sorry.'
He was shit for me at United. I only bought him because his favourite club was United but he had like a 100 hour goal drought -_-
It doesn't work like that. I know it feels like it does sometimes, but it doesn't. And I've screamed at the monitor my share of times.
Sounds about right. He's probably the worst player i've had in terms of what was spent on him and his return. I remember we got merked on the transfer price as it was last day of the season and are chairman was a nob and excepted a last minute bid for our star striker so we needed him. He cost around £16/17mil. And he really is dog shit.
How does it work then?
I just lost the semi of the cup to Fiorentina, with 2 last minutes free kicks.
The first, the game just skipped to the highlight of Montolivo taking a 40 yards free kick along the ground into the corner to make it 3-2 to me.
Then in the 95th minute (only 93 were supposed to be played) Vargas curled a 35 yarder in off the bar to draw 3-3 and win 4-3 on agg.
We've had this debate before niMic, because this kind of shit happens 3000 times a season and you believe the game doesn't predetermine and fabricate bullshit. So if it really doesn't then I must be the unluckiest mother fecker in the world.
All I know is that I've probably had as many outrageous incidents in my favour as against it. It might be harder to spot if you usually only play top teams, since the difference between performing as expected against Wigan and playing extremely well against Wigan might not be that big. My Lower League experience tells me that I've gotten as much for as against. It's bound to be an overweight one way or the other for someone, though, so maybe you've just got the short end of the stick.
Yeah, no matter where I played him I couldn't get him to score. I couldn't bare to get rid of him though as he was at his dream club![]()
The Football Manager engine predetermines the score before you load the match and then fits the highlights around that score. It's been confirmed by SI that's how it works - it would require far too much processor power and genuine artificial intelligence to actually play it out on the fly.
That is just a huge let down if it is true.![]()
The Football Manager engine predetermines the score before you load the match and then fits the highlights around that score. It's been confirmed by SI that's how it works - it would require far too much processor power and genuine artificial intelligence to actually play it out on the fly.
Anyone else buy some expensive signings and then get bored? That always happens to me, I wanted Patrik Helmes and some other fella, spent about £30 mill combined and now I cba to play anymore.
I don't mean it goes, "2-0" and then gives you that result no matter what happens. What I mean is that you select your team, the opposition selects there's and then it instantly does the maths on determination, skill, works out the tactics etc. and then comes up with the result. The highlights are then made to fit around that maths.
So if you selected a different lineup you'd get a different result, and you might get a different result if you just replayed it (as it would have to redo the maths), but it does take away the joy from that last minute goal somewhat when the computer has known that it's coming the entire time, eh?
I don't mean it goes, "2-0" and then gives you that result no matter what happens. What I mean is that you select your team, the opposition selects there's and then it instantly does the maths on determination, skill, works out the tactics etc. and then comes up with the result. The highlights are then made to fit around that maths.
So if you selected a different lineup you'd get a different result, and you might get a different result if you just replayed it (as it would have to redo the maths), but it does take away the joy from that last minute goal somewhat when the computer has known that it's coming the entire time, eh?
The fact you dont know that the last minute goal isnt coming means that it hsouldnt take away any joy. Substitutions can cause it to recalculate.
I was winning in the second leg of the champions league semi final 0-2 to man city.(first one ended 1-0 so i was up 3-0).
City scored 4 goals in the second half to win 4-2. That is bs and when it feels rigged.
Ive hardly conceded 1 goal per game all season let alone 4 in the second half.
Mark hughes was declared leader of the universe by their fans.