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A notification from the app that reminds you of the end of bidding would be very useful as well.

Getting an app that let us do what we can already from the browser but in a more mobile-friendly way should be my opinion the aim of this first BB app version.



Last edited by pamat0 at 3/30/2021 5:26:00 AM

I disagree with your idea that app are only for youngers. Lots of people with jobs use public transport to go to work (or did it before Covid). For these people, an app to control BB is a good way to these minutes/hours. I start to use less BB because I can't connect to BB from my work computer and the web isn't responsive to use it with the mobile phone. For people like me, an app would be the best way to play more BB.

Can you give me an example of sports management (not live games) that are successful today?
To look at what features could be tweaked in BB to make it equally palatable.
And we must be careful not to distort the game itself, otherwise it is like playing another game.

What I love about BB and what make me keep playing is that don't need to be glued to my pc for hours a day to be competitive. 2 + 1 game a week seems enough, if I want a daily fix I can just search the market, scout oponents, or worry about my economy. And of course I love too the play by play live.

Please don't make this game like many others that force you to play hours and hours to advance.

Yes and because of BB being a long term development simulation, I do not need a dedicated App.
I do not like the idea of being forced to use an App and have to stick to my cell-phone to play and I really, really hate the idea of speeding up the BB-week.

Just give me a good designed mobile webpage! Have a look at hattrick.org. Of course they do have far more users (dropped from about 1.000k to 300k users since I left it and for sure they have a bigger budget), but Hattrick follows the same principles, which BB should not betray too.

I like the idea of additional competitions: 3on3-tournament, a BB-„world“-cup (all Div.I-, all Div.II-Teams ...) ... perhaps in a „Swiss-chess“ or double-elimination-system.

Last edited by LA-flaterik123 at 3/31/2021 4:01:48 PM

The Joey Ka proposal is a great starting point for what should be your efforts in creating a BB app. I think that mirroring the browser experience in an app is a completely waste of time, money and resources. Over the years, the game became too much complicated to attract new users, the learning curve has increased a lot. The old school BB's didn't notice this because the new features were introduced slowly over the seasons.

In my opinion, what we need is a super simplified version of BB on an app, that eventually can make the bridge to the more sophisticated and brilliant executed basketballl simulation we all know. What we need (or what the new users will need) is a product that mirrors the new faster times, maybe the same 3 month seasons, but with much faster simulation games, like 10 minutes max waiting for a result. What they need is a much simpler tacting system. They don't need BBB's or national teams or a 3 day long wait for a player to be sold, but a more direct transfer system. Maybe they need the currently BB player skills, as that's one of the beauty of this game, so that the result outcome can be correctlly calculated with the current game engine. The training system has to be a simplified version. And so on.

Yes, i think that if you want to capture new users you have to build a new product, and that product can just be a simplified version of the old one, which is perfect for me, that just needs a better responsive mobile site. But who knows that that new version wouldn't attract old users, too?...

Last edited by Ardinario com A grande at 4/1/2021 4:53:08 AM

Better than this please :D


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youtube instead: https://youtu.be/mX-Ta--3YzM

Last edited by Bro_Khen at 4/3/2021 6:29:27 AM

cool

If BB had a match viewer like this the number of users would be 100K+