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From: akage14
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132153.6 in reply to 132153.5
Date: 2/20/2010 10:38:10 AM
Kentauroi Cholargou
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Thank you all for your time and responses

the competition is way limited....just check all your national leagues and you will find the same old teams winning the trophies and these are the only ones able to fulfill big tranfers....

In Greece for instance (and taking in credit what an amazing job as a manager asingratitos does...) NOONE can truly put a good game against him, and NOONE can match his transfers either.

I just thought IF there would be a realistic way of controling the MAX transfer fee (lets say if the total points of skills are up to 70= 2M, 80points=4M etc) wouldnt that open the market a bit more...?

as far as it concerns your last comment Dunker Joe regarding "problems of little and big markets linked to GM time" i wasnt aware there were any and thank you for your remark

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Date: 2/20/2010 10:42:36 AM
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the competition is way limited....just check all your national leagues and you will find the same old teams winning the trophies and these are the only ones able to fulfill big tranfers....


that have more the reason, that winning gives you way more money, and that in the begin you earn every league a lot money becomes incomme was mcuh higher then the expenseses. With expenses close to the limits, the competion gets closer and the teams who aren't ready for it still earn a lot, and could catch up(normally also the top teams starts loosing away, because you need a much stronger rooster to win without hca)

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Date: 2/20/2010 10:54:44 AM
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With expenses close to the limits, the competion gets closer and the teams who aren't ready for it still earn a lot


In the 1st division such as your, yes, not below.

I'm in a good D3, it's my second season in D3.
I'm gonna finish 7th of my conf because level is already high in my conf and level between teams close.
I just earn 90k every week with a salary mass equal to the average of my division.

i'll have to wait season 14 to finish my trainees and, to begin to have a luck to play the PO final.
If then I don't win, 'ill have to sell one my best trainee because i won't be able to support salaries, and therefore I'll have to wait again in order to have a luck to stay in D2.

For this time, just compare to what those in D2 can earn and buy, and even more in D1...


The truth is that if you don't want to be relegated immediately you can't earn a lot because level is high for those who arrive, unless you prepare yourself for many many seasons.
There is the difference between those who can really afford good transfers and others.



Last edited by Dunker Joe at 2/20/2010 10:59:59 AM

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132153.9 in reply to 132153.1
Date: 2/21/2010 5:10:55 AM
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There is a problem in the game with the price of good players. its not the transfer list system, the system is fine. The problem is as BB-Charles said in one of the other posts is that 70% or 80% of the managers are not training good young players correctly so there are not enough good players to go around.

Once a good player comes up on the market there is too many people bidding on the one player

to fix the problem of the ridiculous prices players on the transfer list, we need to educate a lot more managers on how to train properly and create better players. Overtime there will be more managers selling better players on the market and with more good players on the market the players will not be as highly priced as there will be more to pick from.

the only problem we face is how to educate so many managers on how to train good young players correctly and we will not feel the effects for at least 4 or 5 seasons until good players start turning over.

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132153.10 in reply to 132153.9
Date: 2/21/2010 5:20:20 AM
Kentauroi Cholargou
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i see what you mean, by looking at your transfers....You buy more expensive than you sell....

the thing is that there is no same approach on all players...
i must insist that there should be a min and max estimate on ALL players....
ii ve got in my team players that i wouldnt spent more than 50.000 to buy but they dont have an estimate transfer fee, thus i could sell them as high as possible....

the current open market will only favors those few selected who can afford to spend huge amount of money(which they only gain after a few weeks in the game,while you my friend will have to wait-as you said- 4-5 seasons....)

But this is how the world goes round .... rich getting richer :)))))

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132153.11 in reply to 132153.10
Date: 2/21/2010 6:30:33 AM
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i must insist that there should be a min and max estimate on ALL players....

That's right,but the assesment of the player should be not a limit in the price of an auction itself,but in a correct assesment of the players from the "Transfer Price Estimate".It gives unexistent,wrong or too variable price to a player,so some users try to "use" on it to make large profits,against newbies,distorting transfer prices

And the development of the market,depends mainly from the economic global system of the game,and there's a thread in BB-Global English with over 400 post where you can find the reasons why there are strong distortions in the distribution of the money in the game,and consequentely,there are distorsions in the market
I think that all the modifications regarding the market system,should start from a review of the economic system

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132153.12 in reply to 132153.10
Date: 2/21/2010 6:49:10 AM
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You just proved my point,

I am just about to complete my 3rd season and like you said looking at my transfer list shows that i am one of the 80% of people that is not training properly. I now realize i have wasted about 2 seasons of training. Now after learning how the game works and with a some experience under my belt I understand the importance of getting young trainees and training them correctly. That is why iv been saving money and i am going to get 3 18y/o at the start of the next season and train them correctly.

If we could make it easier to understand the importance of training correctly and stop people like me wasting Seasons training incorrectly we would end up with a lot more good players on the market, and with more good players on the market it will bring down the prices of good players.

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Date: 2/21/2010 6:55:01 AM
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If we could make it easier to understand the importance of training correctly and stop people like me wasting Seasons training incorrectly we would end up with a lot more good players on the market, and with more good players on the market it will bring down the prices of good players.

Ehi,there's also the responsability of the managers to improve their skills
There are the Help forums for helping the people to improve.Some of them work better,some of them work decently,some of them doesn't work so much,but they exist.And they are very helpful ;D


Last edited by Steve Karenn at 2/21/2010 6:55:36 AM

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132153.14 in reply to 132153.13
Date: 2/21/2010 7:19:29 AM
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The problem is that there are a lot more posts in the help forum that don't help than the post that do help. and for new users they don't know the difference from the good post from the bad posts.

If we had a guide in the game manual or something on how to train hopefully we will get better players. And when i say guide i don't mean getting the BB's to give us the formulas, i mean just a good starting in the right direction on how to train. Instead of going through the forums reading 1000 posts and having 600 posts with useless and bad information.

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132153.15 in reply to 132153.9
Date: 2/21/2010 7:28:50 AM
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It still has been the case white and this depends on communities, not on BBs
(furthermore, I began in season 4 and also wasted my 2 first seasons because I didn't train well.
Well, that was my fault and it was after that whether i tried to imply myself on french community and help trainers. Time is needed to improve things, errors too if you can learn from them)

Personnally, I don't think that things have not changed. Levels in D2, D3, D4 have really improved in France because good trainers have replaced those that are less good.


However the fact is that it is very low.

And the aim of the new GE was also to oblige managers training players with multicaracs.

You can't simply expect that everything will be alright just by taking care of that problem and letting down the one of market, since good training is the deepest to deal with, and the slowest to see changes within.


That as if you had to decide between taking care of cancer or plague but not both :p

Last edited by Dunker Joe at 2/21/2010 7:41:19 AM

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132153.16 in reply to 132153.14
Date: 2/21/2010 9:48:45 AM
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The problem is that there are a lot more posts in the help forum that don't help than the post that do help. and for new users they don't know the difference from the good post from the bad posts.

The rules/game manual section give some criteria to check if a user give or bad suggestion
If a newbie asks how to defend from an outside attack,and a user suggest that the best defence is a 2-3,the newbie could easily control by the rules if the user gives him an help,or says him a stupid thing

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