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The best solution would be to create four "countries", one by continent, each would assemble teams from its micronations.

I've voted "A" let them be. Why ?

When we've discussed about second team option i said i wanted to open all nations to users that wanted a second team. That would have solved micro nations problem. Another choice has been made : Utopia.

Now, as a micronation's user, i take my fun differently than big nation's users. How ? BBB and NTs. If you put my team in an african league, the competition would be greater of course but many of us would feel wronged cause only one or two african team will be allowed to play BBB. Also what would you do with NTs ?

That is why i think the statu-quo is the less bad solution

If you put my team in an african league, the competition would be greater of course but many of us would feel wronged cause only one or two african team will be allowed to play BBB. Also what would you do with NTs ?

That would be a problem, thats true. But on the other hand, those african teams never make it far anyway, because the pressure to build a great team is non-exsitant anyway. NTs would be no big problem as long as the draftees receive the nationality of the team that drafted them.

I think the perfect solution would have consisted of opening microleagues to second team users (I dont like the Utopia concept that much, and the flag is hideous too xD), closing/merging a few countries, where it makes sense (Carribean, S/E Asia maybe, Maghreb...), improving user retention by placing new teams in low bot leagues - maybe even introduce third teams or "youth squads" or "Amateur/development teams" to fill lower tier leagues, although that would be some type of overkill...

Or put new teams in an utopia-like country for 1-2 seasons and move them to a real country later...

All in all, way too complicated to do... :-/

Not having enough money to radically change the game and not having money are different things.

There was a huge amount of money added to the bank through the Utopia teams. so there must be some cash to spend. Coding an app costs less than what Utopia made, so what are we actually talking about again?