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maybe we can do it ourselfes and start here?
are we allowed to post links?
if, everybody could post links to vote in this thread?

@ juice btw i read the us-userbase thread germany owns usa by 2 now ^^

btw i read the us-userbase thread germany owns usa by 2 now ^^

Umm... Germany and USA both have exactly 550 active teams.

mmh for me now its 558 germany 550 usa maybe it changes every day.
anyway we own you by 8 now ;)

mmh for me now its 558 germany 550 usa maybe it changes every day.
anyway we own you by 8 now ;)

Make that 7. We're at 551 now.

xaxaxaxaxaxa... That funny (:

i actually think the international overview gets updated in realtime?
coz the numbers change often?

and back to topic: how we get more good managers in here ^^
i try to build up an propaganda machine ^^

ps: its not about outnumbering usa ^^ anyway we up by 9 now ;)

and back to topic: how we get more good managers in here ^^
i try to build up an propaganda machine ^^

ps: its not about outnumbering usa ^^ anyway we up by 9 now ;)

Honestly, I can't answer this question very well. When I started playing BB, it was still technically in beta. When the announcement came that the game was no longer in beta (late in season 2 I think) I thought that it was too soon, as there were quite a number of bugs still to be worked on. But I was not in any position to say that, and my qualifications are no different now.

The userbase exploded from around 2-3k users to 7k, then 10k, and before you knew it we had better than 20k users. One of the main benefits of a larger userbase is that bugs can be confirmed as bugs because they happen to more than one or two users. Additionally, more users means more and better suggestions to improve the game. These are both very, very positive things.

I'd like to think it may be best to ensure everything is running as smoothly as possible after the move from Zurich to Boston before attempting to expand the userbase very much. I may be alone in this opinion, so feel free to disagree with me. I would just hate for new users to be turned off by a game that they may not have seen in its full glory because of a kink or two in the system.

The above aside, I would love to see the USA userbase the size of Spain or Italy... =).

I'd like to think it may be best to ensure everything is running as smoothly as possible after the move from Zurich to Boston before attempting to expand the userbase very much. I may be alone in this opinion, so feel free to disagree with me. I would just hate for new users to be turned off by a game that they may not have seen in its full glory because of a kink or two in the system.

This pretty much sums up the BB position as well.

how about creating a buzzerbeater.org site at myspace?
sure you get me as friend over there ^^