Welsh Wonder
A dribbling mess on the sauce
I wonder if they'll add any more hipster positions that look and sound lovely but never seem to work as well as 'normal' positions.
FMM is Handheld rebranded, FMT is Classic, rebranded, and now also available standalone on PC.What's FMM and FMT?
Thanks!FMM is Handheld rebranded, FMT is Classic, rebranded, and now also available standalone on PC.
Doesn't mean he's wrong about this, though.That guy messaging him used to go my school. Posts rubbish about United all the time on twitter.
It's taken a few weeks/months in recent years. I broke down and bought them. One version (13 or 14) even lasted until after Steam's Christmas sales.When does the torrents start coming out
I followed that up with a series of tweets. Miles a bit of a dick tbh, just couldn't take any criticism and just kept saying I was talking hyperbole because I'd not used it. Even though I don't need to use it to say it looks shockingly bad!I'm just happy the sliders are back, instead of having to guess based on "more direct", "less pressing", "play narrower", etc.
At least they've fixed one thing about this screen from last year: you can now see whether player instructions are set to defend/support/attack/auto. Last year, they had the ridiculous suggestion that you're supposed to be able to see based on minute repositioning of the icons up or down the pitch. Doesn't look like they've changed anything else from this thread from last year though: http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/401271-Tactics-Screen
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Classic Miles. Actually, a bit politer than classic Miles.
Yeah, same. Somehow they've made the full version of the game much heavier and more complex, without actually making it more realistic.Classic mode FTW. Not been a fan of the full version for a while now.
Yeah, this too. I know they have the transfer rumours section, but it would cool if before the window there was a quick news article on the expected deals, sagas, tug-of-wars etc. But, yeah, having more aggressive competition for players is needed.The only change really needed imo, and it's been that way for years, is in the other clubs' transfer policy. After a few seasons I always end up walking every competition because every team in the game seems to have crap scouts and stacks up average players.
Only a small part of your post, but I've had both these happen, and maybe the stalling deals too.if certain transfer deals were reliant on each other. Or if some deals even fell through at the last minute,
Hahaha! I'm tempted to actually reply to him again with that video linked!
Yeah, this.My opinion as new "fan" of the game. They should cut back on the whole press/interview stuff. It is hardly useful and becomes incredible repetitive. They should focus on tactics becoming as realistic as possible, on additional club development and on the decision making of computer simulated clubs. They seem to go down the exact opposite road with focusing on better presentation and more rpg elements. Not sure that is the best choice.
Following commentary?I don't understand how anyone can go back to 2D viewing. 3D is not great but I find it a whole lot better than following commentary. It's like moving back to radio rather watching games on TV.
He came across as an odious cnut! Nice way to treat your paying customers you prick!I followed that up with a series of tweets. Miles a bit of a dick tbh, just couldn't take any criticism and just kept saying I was talking hyperbole because I'd not used it. Even though I don't need to use it to say it looks shockingly bad!
You lost me here. 2D is still watching the game. There's no question 2D gives you the best view of how the tactics unfold - player movement in particular. 3D is nice for goal replays.I don't understand how anyone can go back to 2D viewing. 3D is not great but I find it a whole lot better than following commentary. It's like moving back to radio rather watching games on TV.
What on earth are you talking about? 2d is brilliant, you see the shape of your side etc.I don't understand how anyone can go back to 2D viewing. 3D is not great but I find it a whole lot better than following commentary. It's like moving back to radio rather watching games on TV.
Oh right...2D is those dots moving around right? Don't like that either. Prefer 3d throughout. I thought there was some kind of text commentary option that people still watched.You lost me here. 2D is still watching the game. There's no question 2D gives you the best view of how the tactics unfold - player movement in particular. 3D is nice for goal replays.
The fat dot is Rooney.What on earth are you talking about? 2d is brilliant, you see the shape of your side etc.
Fair one.The fat dot is Rooney.
Have you played in the Ukraine before? If so, is it good?Fair one.
In celebration of re ordering 16 I will tonight start a game on 15 with shakthar
No mate that's why I chose them, il let you know what it's like.Have you played in the Ukraine before? If so, is it good?
Seems to be a lot of talent floating about there.
Please do, cheers!No mate that's why I chose them, il let you know what it's like.
He came across as an odious cnut! Nice way to treat your paying customers you prick!
The other bright spot in Miles' PR career I can remember was telling Australian fans that he didn't care that they were getting ripped off buying his game.Wow. That guy seems like he can't take criticism at all.
No wonder the game has been stagnating for years now if that's the attitude of the lead developer.
They were always like that. I used to post on their forums about 10/11 years ago iirc, and it was always "we're right, your wrong. STFU".I gave up after 2011 when that prick made it clear they'd never do the much-needed engine rebuild and would just keep shoving crap on top of already broken features.
Of course it matters. You don't want to give your money to cnuts.Who cares what kind of people they are
I like the game and I will play it.
I don't agree with that last bit at all. I've been spending many years on their forums now and they've always welcomed constructive criticism. That doesn't mean they always accept it or agree with it though, but that's only normal as they have their own vision and they know what's feasible or not, and let's face it they just can't please everyone. The biggest issue over there is often the criticism isn't constructive at all or is presented in an extremely self-entitled manner. "I'm a paying customer I demand this part of the game works like that!!!!111!!"Of course it matters. You don't want to give your money to cnuts.
That's why people promoting the high street refuse to shop at Amazon, why people concerned about the lives of people in the third world refuse to buy nestle etc...
For years SI have been openly hostile to criticism and attacked the critic instead. If some people don't want to give their money to people who behave that way there's nothing unusual or laughable about it.