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  1. This looks good great work , but would you be able to please upload this up on another site (media fire maybe?)? as I have the game pass version and can't download from steam workshop.
  2. Built a new system Last week (in brackets I will put results from my previous I9 9900k desktop just for reference/comparison): Type: Desktop Motherboard: Asus B650E-I Model: Custom CPU Model: Ryzen 7 7700X CPU Base Frequency: 4.60 GHz CPU Turbo Frequency: 5.40 GHz RAM: 32GB RAM Clockspeed: 6000Mhz GPU: RX 6800XT Graphics Level in 3D: Very High Benchmark 1 FM23: 00 min 32 Sec (i9 - 0 min 53 Sec) Benchmark 2 FM24: 01 min 20 Sec (i9 - 2 min 13 Sec) Benchmark 3 FM24: 02 min 50 Sec (i9 - 4 min 35 Sec) Benchmark 4 FM24: 11 min 36 Sec (i9 - 19 min 12 Sec) Have to say a nice upgrade around 45% better on average compared to the old system.
  3. I do understand that point interest and potential sales is always paramount. However, it still doesn't explain how the likes of smaller nations such as Gibraltar and Latvia have been added, surely there is more interest in playing with the Egyptian and Moroccan leagues for instance (countries with larger football followings, as we all know one of those countries even reached the semis of the recent world cup) You can't tell me that there is more interest and sales potential in Gibraltar as opposed to Egypt? I did see this thread: https://community.sigames.com/forums/topic/432016-which-of-these-leagues-if-added-to-the-next-version-of-fm-would-make-you-more-likely-to-make-a-purchase/ Which seems to suggest that there would some interest for more African leagues. While I praise SI for improving the licences (the UEFA competitions and particularly Japan which is not easy to get) there are still some areas that could do with improvement (the Indian Super league not being included is another example). While leagues can be added later on it's still quite disappointing to see many relatively stronger leagues (in relation to some leagues put into the game by default) being omitted each year.
  4. Personally I am always up for more inclusivity (I love all types of football so I am open to including the women's game), however I do wonder how this will be realistically implemented. Look at how EA added women's teams into FIFA they advertised their addition heavily, added the national teams and then locked down the ability to play them against the male teams in the game. Since then they have basically done nothing with these teams (only usable in tournaments and kick off) and they have been largely ignored by EA (and as a result its player base). Also what teams/leagues will be added as doing what EA have done will simply not be enough? I do have other concerns in that this will be the main focus for the next few games and other areas may end up neglected (which likely could happen as according to what the blog post has stated this will be a very large undertaking costing millions).
  5. I had the same issue when I played in this league, as you have pointed out sponsorship is really the only way to stay afloat (gate receipts are pretty much non existent as most clubs in the league get quite low attendances). From what I have seen, it is that clubs in the top two/three tiers usually have a "general sponsor" or grant to keep them afloat. Some of these do also seem questionable (for example Karpaty in the third tier have a quite ridiculous £3m a year sponsorship which increases up to £9m a year within two years, and this increases further if they reach the top flight, upon testing I have seen it reaching over £30m a year once they reached the top flight. They do not have any debts). You are doing a journeyman save right? Really your best bet is to find a different club in Ukraine (if you want to stay in that league) that gets one of these "sponsorships" (Outside of the obvious two Metalist and Dnipro-1 get very decent sponsorships for the league, and quite a few other clubs in the league get fairly reasonable sponsorships to keep them afloat) as unless you can make big money off player sales (which will be difficult as the reputation of clubs will be quite low outside of the big two, which will majorly impact player values) you will end up heavily in the red. You can also try scouting parts of Africa and South America for players as they can yield some good returns if you know where to look (for example in Africa Ivory Coast, Egypt and Nigeria give good cheap regens).
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