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    *Official* Football Manager 2023 Feedback Thread

    in Football Manager General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by Style

     

    maybe its just my personal opinion, and i don't want to be harsh but: 

     

    this is the most dissapointing version ever.

    the bad defence is game-breaking so its make the game unplayable for me.

    the "new" features worst than ever. nothing really new and even relapse.

    the ME is the same as beta version, almost a month after the release.

    it seems that SI only care about the money, about releasing every year "new" game for as many as possible platforms. but dont care about quick fixing crucial bugs. 

    but dont worry lads, Miles still tweets about how its the most played most downloaded and most successed FM version of all time. ridicoulos. 

    im expecting more from SI team. 

     

     

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    *Official* Football Manager 2023 Feedback Thread

    in Football Manager General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by Style

    5 hours ago, metal_guitarist said:

    There has only been one genuine occasion the game was unplayable at launch, that was back in FM09 when the DRM servers got DDOS'd and no-one could activate the game. Let's stop throwing hyperbole around and stick to facts. The game is more than playable at the moment. Yes it has it's issues but there's nothing gamebreaking like you claim.

    Maybe unplayable its an overstatement. but i think game-breaking bugs its individual point of view. and it seems that im not the only one that leaves the game for now and waiting for future update fix.

    in last years realeses i started to play several month after release ,after fix, because i suffered from the bugs.

    im sure SI will not ignore and will fix these bugs. but im prefer they will release stable new game per 2-3 years other than yearly game thats feels the same as last version but with new annoying bugs.

     

     

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    *Official* Football Manager 2023 Feedback Thread

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    another year another dissapointment.

    it seems we pay full price every year for the same game + new bugs.

    in the recent years the game was always unplayable on its launch form. no changes or changelist from beta to full release so why u even bother to release beta? i think SI think we (the customers) are the QA team..

    i appriciate SI for communication and assume they will fix all the bugs during the year, but common guys we expect for more.

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    Question about RAM and game processing speed

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    2 hours ago, ChelseaSince86 said:

    You want to process through days quicker?  All down to CPU really. RAM just gives your PC more headroom to handle multiple tasks at once, really. It does not make FM go through days quicker. So if you have multiple programs open, going from tab to tab will seem smoother and snappier, and you'll see  less "hang/lag" between screens

    Also if upgrading RAM, make sure your mobo will accept the amount of GB/RAM you are putting into it, and will accept the RAM speed (mhz)  

    Otherwise if you buy RAM at a speed which is above your mobo limit, it'll clock down.   ie. If your mobo will take 3200mhz max, and you buy 3600mhz, itll run at 3200mhz.   

     

    Short story is, find out max speed of RAM your mobo takes, and go from say, 8gb to 16.   16 is plenty, tbh.   Setups with like 64gb, is just overkill and not necessary, really.  IMO of course.

     

    But if you simply want to go through days quicker, and load more leagues etc you'd need a better CPU aswell.    I7-9700K i have, with 16GB DDR4 (not sure of ram speed on this machine tbh) and it whizzes through days with ease.  80 odd leagues loaded, custom DB of 300k players or so.

    thanks for answer. 

    is the amount of graphics effect how fast the game will proccess ? or its only database matter ? 

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    Question about RAM and game processing speed

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    5 hours ago, Flinsenberger said:

    You are using 8GB RAM. This is substandard at the moment. I'd generally recommend 16GB, not only for Football Manager. You operating system and browser will already use half of your 8GB. So your actual usable RAM is more like 4GB.

    Upgrading RAM is cheap, so before you do anything else, plug in 8 GB more RAM (ideally same speed, brand and model as your existing one). 

    Regarding FM, reading through the benchmark thread I am under the impression that FM favors highly parallel CPUs. Like i7 > i5. So in case you upgrade, make sure your model is good at multi- (or hyperthreading). Many parallel cores. Many parallel processes.

    RAM speed is usually negligible. This brings 2-3% at best. It's more important to be in tune with your CPU and board.

     

    Edit: So unless your current RAM is DDR4-1600 and your Motherboard and CPU both support DDR4-3200 (or something similar extreme), I wouldn't bother upgrading Ram speed. Plus Afaik your RAM matches always the lowest speed. So it is no use, to add som higher speed RAM. 

    If you say which exact CPU and board you use, this would be easier. Both support certain RAM speeds. The board also has a certain chipset and supports certain CPUs. So the first question is always what does your current setup support. 

    Hey mate thanks for the answer.

    i've got i5-8500 3.00GHz CPU and micro-star Z360-A PRO board. so upgrade with another 8GB of RAM will improve processing speed? 

    i've got no intention to buy new pc cause im not really gamer but i wonder if some little change like adding more RAM will help the processing speed of FM cause i like to play with big graphics packs and big databases 

     

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