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Being able to search on which skill is 'maxed' or not on the tra

By azzabomaye - 06-09-2015 13:23

[ENG]

I'm not entirely sure how it would work, but it would be REALLY good if we had a way to search on the transfer market for players that have yet to reach 10 balls and are 'maxed' or not. For instance, able a tick box next to each skill which says 'maxed?' or something.I'm not entirely sure how it would work, but it would be REALLY good if we had a way to search on the transfer market for players that have yet to reach 10 balls and are 'maxed' or not.

For instance, able a tick box next to each skill which says 'maxed?' or something.

 

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Re: Being able to search on which skill is 'maxed' or not on the

By kingjaime - 06-09-2015 15:55

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Definitely. Fresh thinking like this is important :)Definitely. Fresh thinking like this is important :)

Re: Being able to search on which skill is 'maxed' or not on the

By navai - 07-09-2015 23:56

another reason for managers not to communicate? just click a boxanother reason for managers not to communicate? just click a box

Re: Being able to search on which skill is 'maxed' or not on the

By azzabomaye - 09-09-2015 00:48

[ENG]

I'm confused, what do you mean? This wouldn't change any of that, it would only show maxed stats if the manager has revealed the players training schedule. I appreciate its just clicking a box, but if you are searching for multiple players, its a lot of clicks to do!

navai wrote:

another reason for managers not to communicate?

I'm confused, what do you mean? This wouldn't change any of that, it would only show maxed stats if the manager has revealed the players training schedule.

I appreciate its just clicking a box, but if you are searching for multiple players, its a lot of clicks to do!

Re: Being able to search on which skill is 'maxed' or not on the

By navai - 10-09-2015 09:09

Before, managers couldnt see training graphs in the market, if forced them to have to speak to each other by posting GB questions about maxings, since graphs came, communications have dropped because you can simply click a button and see training.Before, managers couldnt see training graphs in the market, if forced them to have to speak to each other by posting GB questions about maxings, since graphs came, communications have dropped because you can simply click a button and see training.

Re: Being able to search on which skill is 'maxed' or not on the

By my7h - 13-09-2015 18:14

And sharing unconfirmed information about maxes is really useful.

navai wrote:

Before, managers couldnt see training graphs in the market, if forced them to have to speak to each other by posting GB questions about maxings, since graphs came, communications have dropped because you can simply click a button and see training.

And sharing unconfirmed information about maxes is really useful.

Re: Being able to search on which skill is 'maxed' or not on the

By bc-ad - 18-09-2015 13:50

[ENG]

But what about if the selling manager doesn't release his training schedule,I would go one step further and allow all club members to get full training schedule,it would be a perk of being a member. Bob.But what about if the selling manager doesn't release his training schedule,I would go one step further and allow all club members to get full training schedule,it would be a perk of being a member. Bob.

 

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