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Sorry, what i meant is whether there's a difference if you don't load a nation vs loading it in view-only. 

Thanks so much for your quick responses!

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1 minute ago, Daveincid said:

Thank you kshkong97

I would go by this: (and include all Nations of Great Britain as playable too)
 

- Loading top 20 nations playable, all the others leagues view-only, international games, games from National-Teams and the games in your league simulated in full detail, with small/medium/big db:

This is the start of a balanced world for longer saves. It depends how many playable leagues your system can run at a decent speed. For some it's 15 nations for some 30.

Thanks for the advise! Is there a difference in transfers or anything at all if you have a nation in view-only? I heard that the only purpose of having it in view-only is that you get to view the matches statistics thats all.

 

Also! Would you recommend having any advanced db setup (Such as having all players in national teams loaded in England) for example if i were to have 20 nations playable?

 

Thanks again!

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Hi Daveincid! Love your work, could you please advise a setup for me! Thank you so much!

Plans:

Will only be managing primarily in the English Premier League. Will be managing a Tier 10 or Tier 6(Chester/Dulwich Hamlet) club and goal will be to win the Champions League. 

Would still love to have as many nations as playable as possible, however would prefer only those nations that would in one way or another contribute/affect the english league/champions league.

Specs

CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 2700x (8 core 8 threads)

Ram - 24GB 2400mhz

GPU - GTX 1080
 

Thank so much dave!