Asunto: Season 68

Or maybe even never felt love or kisses??

No, that's not in the rules. The rules focus on not using such situation for gaining an unfair advantage. They're more about being fair-play and respectful towards the other users.

I recommend reading the rules. Don't worry, it doesn't stop users from throwing games and creating an unfair advantage to others because of this. Maybe they thought we have that level of respect for others without being sanctioned by an admin.

We don't know that yet.....

If wrong ban you and your mate who started all this ( forum ban)
And if right ban me (forum)

Aye? Naw?

I'd take the ban gladly if that means I don't have to read your aberrations. I don't think the ban would bother you, your communication skills tell me you'll enjoy the extra time exclusively on onlyfans. Your "kisses and love" will be undoubtedly appreciated.

So yes?

Nite

I say yes...

Come on Billy big baws.. let's hear your yes?
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Borkus??

I need to go....I'm off to the library lol

Guys as I asked please be respectful to each other and stop speaking about this for now. :)

You should probably read the rules again.

Mostly this bit:

As an user you are obligated to obey the following major rules. In the game it is forbidden:
- to own or to control more than one team

There are any number of reasons why someone might login on a different account, and the admins would be aware of this I'd imagine. I joined this game because my ex introduced me to it, so we always had to be careful to check our logins and notify the staff that there might be a clash.
I'm surprised there wasn't an issue actually because I'm fairly certain I bought 1 of her players at some point.

The rules are somewhat outdated really, they are from a long time ago. There's certainly issues if you are buying/selling players to people you have direct involvement with even if you don't end up buying those players it's still highly iffy. The more it's done the worse it looks.

Game is missing a trick for revenue generation for allowing multiple teams anyway. It's pretty clear the game isn't really going to grow more than it is already, so really it's about making the most of what is available.

Let's do this systematically.
1. The post was clearly sent from the wrong account. The issue about the striker and the opponent team (Thamesmead) is clearly showing that. Denying that this was what happened is just simply ridiculous.
2. Yes, there are a number of reasons you could have the same IP. I've explained situation in which this could happen to me too. We might have friends/partners/family that play the game and use the same router/IP.
3. If 2. is the case, the user that created this conversation would defuse it all with one statement. It would show respect for all of us, especially after 5 pages dedicated to the issue created by this.
4. You can own and control more than one team if admins approve your request to do so, providing you have circumstances that they seem to be acceptable. In this case, there are some rules that you have to abide to. The most dominant one is regarding the transfers.
5. The rules are indeed outdated and the game should indeed allow users to have another team. I am sure that they could automatically block interaction between teams with the same user.

I repeat: in the case of Swamp/Fenland having one owner, I have no objection whatsoever. If that's the case, the owner doesn't seem to have gained any unfair advantage for either of the two teams.
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I am sure that they could automatically block interaction between teams with the same user.

They could, but there's always a workaround... even with legal 2nd team, especially if it was available to create 2nd team in different country than the original one.

Imagine that a user from Poland or Turkey with lots of money, let's say 250m euro, creates a 2nd team in England.
Another user, his friend, also has a lot of money, 250m euro as well and he creates a 2nd team in England as well.

Now, they have lots of money on their old accounts but none on their new ones. What can they do?

Well they can do what one Turkish guy did (and I don't understand how he didn't get blocked...). His friends - less active now, but with money from old days - simply gave him very high bids for every player that he was selling. So he had a player worth on average 5m - but he received an offer of 8 or 10m for starting bid and then sometimes it was overbid (not everyone knows the prices).

It boosted his account massively. Easy to do that as well in our scenario.

User X uses old team to boost his friends (user Y) new team by bidding his players, sometimes overpaying, sometimes just giving him a starting bid or keeping the bidding war going on.

User Y uses old team to boost his friends (user X) new team using same methods.

It would obviously take more than a month to do, but with time they would be able to transfer a lot of their money from old to new teams. And that's just 2 friends, it can be done with 3, 5, 10 or more. The bigger the number, the less likely it would be to spot for admins and still even if spotted... apparently that's not breaking the rules since the Turkish guy still plays (and he had at least 4 other Turkish teams boosting his EVERY transfer, there was proof).

Now imagine 3 or 4 Polish or Turkish players "moving over" to England or to other country and making it their playground with money earned in previous clubs.

So 2nd team, especially in new country - yeah that would be great, at the same time it could end up very badly especially for small countries.