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From: str77

To: Eddy
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316325.9 in reply to 316325.8
Date: 10/24/2022 08:51:15
Xeftilaikos
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Depends on the player. Beacause if we are talking about the best 25yo hof of the BB world, his value could be 4m+. You can list him for 3.5m and nobody bid because is not easy to find a buyer that has a lot of money and can fit your player in his training plan. Generally speaking, it is not easy to sell a player with high value, sometimes you have to be patient to find a bid that matches his value.

What I want to say is, sometimes the player is worth the price that your are asking but the demand is so low that nobody bid him. For high valued players timing is very important to sell them

From: str77

To: Eddy
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316325.11 in reply to 316325.10
Date: 10/24/2022 12:02:48
Xeftilaikos
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I saw this guy. He is a unique player, that lot of teams need and can afford! So demand is very high for players like him and there is no supply!

But still this is just one player. I have seen a lot of players that have listed once and nobody bid them, few days later they were listed again at higher prices and were sold. What does this prove?

Transfer market needs luck and good timing. Sometimes players with prices below their value are not sold. Like this guy...(47413041) was listed for 1.25M, his manager bought him last season for 3M. He is actually a good player and imo his value is more than 1.25M but he did not sold 2 days ago



Last edited by str77 at 10/24/2022 12:03:40

From: str77

To: Eddy
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316325.13 in reply to 316325.12
Date: 10/24/2022 13:43:36
Xeftilaikos
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Exactly! So that means, the player was worth his price but still did not sold. Dont punish managers just because they are trying to sell their players, punish those that are selling a lot higher than players value (if it is possible)

Last edited by str77 at 10/24/2022 13:49:12

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316325.14 in reply to 316325.13
Date: 11/28/2022 04:58:32
Hortatus
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I remember the past requests were made to limit the number of times a player could end up on the transfer market, and other times there was talk of how to help new managers better assess the value of a player.

In this direction, perhaps a graph could be created, in the same style as the salary history, with the various times the player was placed on the market and at what amount, indicating with different colors whether the transfer took place or not.

This way new users can rate a player who has been put on the market many times at the same price and has always gone unsold as a "defect" and think he is not worth that value.

On the other hand, a manager who in need (to replace an injured person, to increase competitiveness in view of the playoffs, etc.) could still assess that the price is worth the risk.

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From: lvess
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316325.15 in reply to 316325.14
Date: 11/28/2022 09:47:49
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I can see the thinking behind the original issue here. However, it is not the biggest problem with the transfer market.

Rather, the biggest problem is the fact that a manager can increase their own bid multiple times in a row on a single player. I know I'm probably alone in viewing this as a problem but I see no good reason why this is allowed. It seems like it is a good way for two managers to collude by dumping money from one to another.

Bringing it back to the original issues raised in this thread. Why is it viewed as ok for a single manager to increase a bid from $1000 to over $1M all by themselves and that isn't seen as a problem, yet a manager trying to sell a player multiple times until they get the value they think he's worth is a problem and needs to be stopped?

From: clubcool

To: Eddy
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316325.16 in reply to 316325.1
Date: 11/28/2022 16:35:48
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I'm really annoyed of seeing the same players in the transfer list every day with unrealistic values, and no intention of being sold for a fair value.



I have quoted your main issue to address specifically. I do not agree to the idea of punishing players for trying to improve their teams. I propose an alternative that might help your issue if the current transfer market search options are not sufficient.

What should be added is a “block” list, similar to the one to block users on the forums. If we are able to block a player so we don’t see their repeated listing every single day, or even to block a team to avoid seeing listings of any of their players, it would solve your issue without causing negative effects for others.

From: boule
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316325.18 in reply to 316325.17
Date: 12/02/2022 13:42:14
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I've been selling players lately, again and again on the transfer list until they all were sold at the asking price.

I've been training those players for seasons after seasons. Knowing well all the years - nearly two irl- i put on them, just to read a thread about saying if you put on sell a player it is because you want to selll him.

No, it can also be that you know the price you want for him. The price you put on two years irl, a time you passed on shaping a player to your best ability. Showing an asking price is having the possibility for an interested party either to wait until he has the asking price, or to write a mail with his bid(*).


(*) bid that i did agree on for one player





Last edited by boule at 12/02/2022 13:43:43

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