Numpty >>
onsdag augusti 12 - 21:25, Redigerad
onsdag augusti 12 - 21:25 I'm not against the idea, but if the main reason is to make it easier to sell players then this can be done by changing the minimum listing price. This would be a simple change with very few consequences.
Reducing the player values by 80% would have a dramatic effect on the game far beyond making it much easier to sell players.
1. The smaller clubs who already struggle to sell players for the max bank value would see their player values drop. A player who was previously worth (say) 10 million would now be worth only 2 million. This would make it much harder for the smaller clubs to grow and pay for better facilities.
2. The middle tier of clubs who may get some of their players to the max bank value of 25 million would now be selling them for 5 million. These clubs would also find it much harder to earn money and grow by selling players.
3. The top clubs would be the least affected as they could still sell many of their players for the max bank value. Although it would also reduce their income as they would be able to sell fewer players at that value. Most likely some of them would find it too difficult to maintain their current facilities.
The end result would be far less money in the game - especially for the smaller clubs, and it would make it a even harder for them to catch up. This would seem very unfair if you were running a small club and already struggling to make money.
Stadium income would now account for a greater proportion of income as everyone would generate less money from selling players.
As I said I'm not personally against the idea, but all the potential consequences have to be considered. It's just not as simple as reducing all the player values.