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I agree with Perpete as I have seen it MANY times when dirty dispicable day traders pick up your best young national team prospects for peanuts then list them for ten times what they bought them for and let them rot for weeks not training them. This is a disaster for small nations. It works for the filthy scum of the universe that do this because if even one player sells thay break even and if two sell they have made a massive profit. Usually half a season later if they still haven't sold they put the price down to something reasonable and they are finally sold to someone that may start to train them having lost half of a season. This is all perfectly within the rules and these selfish creeps obviously don't care at all what damage they do to national teams to make their profits. There is no malice, just greed, they are like tobacco companies, they don't hate their customers, they just don't care about them.

This is all perfectly within the rules and these selfish creeps obviously don't care at all what damage they do to national teams to make their profits. There is no malice, just greed, they are like tobacco companies, they don't hate their customers, they just don't care about them.

So BB is just like the real world... What can we do about it?

Just like TAT Fusion said, you have to find a group of local people who are willing to train local players and bid on them against daytraders. Especially Chinese are known for buying MVPs and HoFs for cheap at start of season, giving them 2-3 weeks of training and then relisting them for 1-2M.
So that's my advice: right after the draft make a list of all local talents (I use NT Scout) and send them a mail to let you know if they will train or sell a player. It's also a good idea to publish MVPs and HoFs in the forums, so the interested local players can contact the owners.

These are really good ideas:) thanks bro!!

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There are few slots and there are very good teams in consolation tournament

I believe it would be fair,only for NT and U-21 players, if they got TLed, their respective country teams to have a kind of first option, on bidding.
I mean, when a NT players gets listed for the first day or two, only his country's teams can bid on him. If he gets even one domestic bid, then until the transfer deadline only other domestic teams can outbid.
If he doesn't get an initial bid from his country in the afore mentioned (initial)deadline, then the rest of the world can come in and bid for him.

My reasoning behind this, is that the already existing problem, will intensify going into season 24.

When the 2 week drop in GS comes into play, a purchase in order to harm an opponent NT, even if its for a week and then the player gets sold again, can ruin the player's entire NT season.

Additional provisions, regarding GS for NT players will have to be made, as well.

For instance, im told that very recently there was such a buy.

NT1 has a 230k player. His team put him up for transfer. A division III from another country went into a bidding war and got him.
The DIII team is from a country that plays soon against NT1.
The DIII team already has a +200k domestic NT2 player and then 5k scrubs. We all understand whats going on here...anyway.

The player of interest has got in the first two games with his new team, 92mins of play and the week isn't over yet...


Put this real scenario into next seasons GS changes. The player gets bought by a countryman of an opponent NT. He gets a big drop in his GS. Then lets say he stays there only for one week, gets another drop by being overused and then he gets transfered and he gets another 2 week drop! In one single week, his entire NT season(at least) is screwed.

This is off topic, but why do yuo tyep liek thsi?