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Invincible Delft (or so it was?) (36)
A fair point @Garfman
Was this a problem raised in the bugs forum? The last reference I can find to Vincent fixing a World Cup problem was back in June of last year, which was nearly a year ago.
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/forum/bugs?topic=86659
I think we'd probably all agree that Vincent losing his team is not really an issue and maybe even a good thing if it frees up his time to fix problems.
But unfortunately that doesn't seem very likely. Losing his team is rather much more indicative of the fact that he's not spending any time on the game and simply reinforces the belief that he's even less likely to fix problems in a timely manner and/or do any development.
This is further reinforced by his history of losing interest and partially abandoning his previous games.
No, this issue was at the end of last February. World Cup 59 was missing. I guess it wasn't widely reported yet, just by the user Aad Mansveld.
Okay, thanks. I guess this was raised in the Dutch forum? :D
Atleast he said that he'll keep the game running in that news article...
In all honesty, Vincent having a team bothered a lot of users in the first place. I did not care myself but know this was mentioned from time to time in the forum.
In my opinion he should of course play the game to get the users perspective but I personally believe that he should have done it with an alias and not his real account. Not that it makes much difference but it looks better.
So I agree that him losing the team does not mean much at all. I´m actually just surprised he did not left his team much earlier. Thing is that to be successful at that level still requires some time and to combine that with running the site for me always seemed a bit too much.
@Numpty Correct :-)
@Kupus he once stated in the beginning that he just had a team to see how things worked ect and that eventually he would abandon the top level. Only it happened about 40 seasons and a lot of silverware later than he initially said :p
I assume if he was really trying he would have won everything over and over again. He did things like sell off his entire team and get rid of key players.
I never had a problem with him essentially doing an extended user test.
Me neither.
Although knowing the internals of the software and the match engine does give you some advantages - especially at the start of the game when everyone else is in the dark - it's not necessarily going to win you everything when playing against other experienced gamers once they are up to speed with how the game works. Game inventors don't always make the best players.
In some respects it also makes Koen's achievements while playing in the same league all the more worthy.
I am sympathetic to Kupus' view about using an alias, but if that had been revealed at some future point then the fallout would probably have been worse than just playing under his own name. At least that kept it open and honest.
He always said he wasn't particularly trying and I've no seen no reason to disbelieve him. But yes, the Dutch league was once extremely strong and Koen's achievements should never be underestimated, even though he's not in the top 5 managers in the game ;)
I heard you were a number 2 :D
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/forum/home-en/2?topic=87096
Hopefully this links to page 2 of the topic. The list of top 5 managers is a bit more than halfway down. (I thought the forum posts were numbered. After 7 years, you'd think I'd have noticed. That's have been a useful feature.)
1.djspeed
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/info/team-6316
In just 6 short years he has done wonders with his team , very versatile.
2.taavi
Not much to be said
3.Mavi
Sometimes wins some lucky CLs
4.Koen
Has gotten lucky like 58 seasons in a row
5.that spl bank manager guy