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I find it inappropriate that the discussion about the development of the app is linked to the speed of the server. Let's stop it!

As I said, a stable and reliable app is needed first. Features are nice, but probably not entirely necessary for the time being. But later you have to ask yourself the question: Why should I use the app and not the browser version? What does the app offer me that the browser does not?

Last edited by Mike at 3/28/2021 7:21:48 AM

Why should I use the app and not the browser version? What does the app offer me that the browser does not?

I will still use the browser version if possible. I don't know the rest of the people.

I am very happy because the offseason went fluid, the first time since I am here (this is my second team, but Marin was already in charge when I met the game).

The app? I don't really mind. Competent people in charge, the game won't die. That is what I really care.

I think this is a very good idea! This idea needs to be seriously considered and has a high potential to provide a nice feature that the browser cannot do.

I can talk for myself and my brothers who play this game, for +/- 7 years. :) . It is the only game we are still playing and enjoy , mainly because of the "slow pace" of the game, and time to properly prepare/ think tactical stuff before every game.

DoctorKill saying that now you only need like 15 minutes a week to play is kind a true , but if you put this time you never win anything, and be in low divisions for years without progressing anywhere. :) Maybe in start of playing when you not know anything you might think its nothing here to do until games. But if you want to win ,build champions team/ don't lose a lot of money of transfers, you need to put a lot of time. Scout the market, try to buy players for lower price you think they are worth, it might take weeks to buy one player , to put into bigger puzzle (which is your team). If you just come buy first player you see, lose millions after one season and go back to where you belong. :) Of course good players will know your weaknesses and expose them tactically if you don't scout your opponents. :)

I watch almost every game Live because its not everyday , its so fun seeing your strategy, players to work/ or not so fun seeing it/them flop. :).

I love that in this game you need to figure things yourself and find/test whats true and whats false, because you are never sure.

Like jesus.sanchez said "With 3 games per week, managers take time to prepare every game.
Add more games, and managers will stop doing that." and that's a fact. :)

So the real question is what audience do BB wants to target? Younger kids audience who wants everything easy/fast or "older" audience who wants real tactical basketball simulation. Btw im 25. :)

People want more games? Buy BuzzerBeater Supporter and add one more game a week (Private League). :). I think giving longer BuzzerBeater Supporter for new players is good solution.

And in the end i just want to say my biggest problem. It is 2/3 zone which don't work , how it should. If i know that my opponent will play inside, I should be able to stop them with this tactic. Now if you put this zone you play even worse defense, even if your opponent play inside offensive tactics, it makes no sense. It should have similar effect like 3/2 zone then your opponent play outside tactics. :)

It would be really fun , if before the games we could change our game plan/ lineup not only for whole game , but for first half and second half separately , it would put even more fun for tactical games. :)

Btw the BuzzerBeater game is superb. ;)

I don't think "getting things easy/fast" and "a tactical basketball simulation" are mutually exclusive. Maybe the even complement each other, because if you can change between team layout and player skills faster you can test more tactics and have a more strategic experience instead of having to save millions to buy different players, or wait real life years to train new players.

The thing where there is friction between the play styles is with bidding. Bidding is slow, and if you scout the market and try to acquire players at a discount you can get an advantage that might be rewarding for people (I had that too for a long time, as do you as I understand). But the transfer market is not a great way to keep new players engaged, because you don't know wether you can get the player unless you stay online when the bid expires. It can be such a bummer to not be able to get a player multiple times in a row if you can't stay online, so I think that's something that needs to change for the app, or at least have another way to acquire players.

most teams don't have 3 games a week after they are eliminated from the cup

The scrimmage is as important as the league games, because the following week depends on completing the right minutes for all your rotation in the scrimmage.

Why do you watch ANY game live? That is just an entertainment for noobs or ...