Football Manager 2023: Disponible 8 de Noviembre

[bigmen]

El hace 2 horas, Marcusme1981 dijo:

Pues han puesto un tweet 

 

Buahh q guapo, podemos ponernos pendientes y relojes.

Iba a hacer un edit de tu "hombre invisible" con un reloj cassio pero me ha parecido tan lamentable que he parado a tiempo 

[fmargadicto]

El En 6/10/2022 at 20:46, sopayaso dijo:

Jaja, Sergio Sena. Estuvo 7 años y jugó mas de 100 partidos (!) increíblemente.

Y fue lo peor que vi en la vida. Así que salieron ganando. Cacace no debutó pero estuvo mucho tiempo. También vino Blázquez que creo que atajó uno o dos partidos, pero estuvo menos tiempo en el club.

Saludos,

Blazquez, me habia olvidado... atajo un par de años largos en talleres pero antes que cacace... a Sergio Sena le quedo grande la primera division y ahora haciendo memoria si no me equivoco sena jugaba en la epoca de blazquez y no de cacace... 

[Marcusme1981]

Para los que pensáis que el Motor Gráfico es indecente para un juego del 2022, yo lo pienso pero no me importa mucho:

 

"No es de lo que se trata el juego" = Te han condicionado a aceptar que el juego debería verse como si fuera hecho en 2007 solo porque mejorar los gráficos significaría que el juego pierde su estilo de gestión de tipo duro de la vieja escuela. O algo

Traducción del propio Twitter. 

[Marcusme1981]

Para los que pensáis que el Motor Gráfico es indecente para un juego del 2022, yo lo pienso pero no me importa mucho:

 

"No es de lo que se trata el juego" = Te han condicionado a aceptar que el juego debería verse como si fuera hecho en 2007 solo porque mejorar los gráficos significaría que el juego pierde su estilo de gestión de tipo duro de la vieja escuela. O algo

Traducción del propio Twitter. 

[nachoelmostro]

El motor gráfico es lo menos importante en un juego de gestión y mucho mas en uno como football manager. Prefiero que se pueda jugar en cualquier pc a que tenga requisitos de fifa. Aguante el 2d

[Marcusme1981]

Pues parece q se esta removiendo el avispero.

Neil Brook

We read and value a lot of what comes via our community and we know the period just before a new iteration of FM comes out is a time when people are especially passionate about raising their thoughts and feedback.

We’re not oblivious to some of the topics which have come up over recent weeks, months and in some cases years, related to certain ideas and features which could be developed in-game. For some people certain areas would be the very most important for them, for others they’d be little more than a sidenote to their own personal experience.

There are thousands of feature ideas in our internal database and with every release we have an incredibly challenging job of managing our resources in deciding what the main features are and which existing areas get improvements. We have to always balance everyone’s desires and expectations, including our own.

Some areas are highly flexible and allow us to make sizeable changes in a relatively short time frame. Others have extreme technical limitations which make that much harder, so requires significant development time and long-term planning. Project Mousetrap as Nic Madden discussed in the recent Features video is a prime example of that. In that specific example we had to ask ourselves, would our playerbase prefer gradual improvements with a quickly approaching ceiling or a bigger long-term project which opens up even more possibilities?

Miles and other team members have conducted interviews and appeared on podcasts discussing various topics related to our games and where time allows, we try to be as active as we can both on these forums and across social media via our official channels. If there’s a topic we’re able to talk about in detail we will look to do so. We don’t have a publicly visible roadmap for the game which means we don’t currently discuss features or design choices outside of what we have been able to implement into an available or announced version, but who knows, that may change at some point in the future.

These forums especially are an extremely valuable area to us as part of the community. We’ve had countless people from here contribute to the game. Examples including our volunteer moderator team, the players raising ideas, features and bugs or just people with general feedback posted in threads like this one. We’ve run private tests with people contacted on here, hired researchers to work directly on the game and even had lots of members who became full-time internal designers, producers, developers and QA on FM.

So want to take the opportunity to everyone who has taken the time to raise an opinion or ask a question related to FM. I’m sorry we can’t always engage and answer everything, but we do try to read what’s being said by the community and make sure it’s amplified back into the studio.  

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[Black_River]

El hace 40 minutos, Marcusme1981 dijo:

Pues parece q se esta removiendo el avispero.

Neil Brook

We read and value a lot of what comes via our community and we know the period just before a new iteration of FM comes out is a time when people are especially passionate about raising their thoughts and feedback.

We’re not oblivious to some of the topics which have come up over recent weeks, months and in some cases years, related to certain ideas and features which could be developed in-game. For some people certain areas would be the very most important for them, for others they’d be little more than a sidenote to their own personal experience.

There are thousands of feature ideas in our internal database and with every release we have an incredibly challenging job of managing our resources in deciding what the main features are and which existing areas get improvements. We have to always balance everyone’s desires and expectations, including our own.

Some areas are highly flexible and allow us to make sizeable changes in a relatively short time frame. Others have extreme technical limitations which make that much harder, so requires significant development time and long-term planning. Project Mousetrap as Nic Madden discussed in the recent Features video is a prime example of that. In that specific example we had to ask ourselves, would our playerbase prefer gradual improvements with a quickly approaching ceiling or a bigger long-term project which opens up even more possibilities?

Miles and other team members have conducted interviews and appeared on podcasts discussing various topics related to our games and where time allows, we try to be as active as we can both on these forums and across social media via our official channels. If there’s a topic we’re able to talk about in detail we will look to do so. We don’t have a publicly visible roadmap for the game which means we don’t currently discuss features or design choices outside of what we have been able to implement into an available or announced version, but who knows, that may change at some point in the future.

These forums especially are an extremely valuable area to us as part of the community. We’ve had countless people from here contribute to the game. Examples including our volunteer moderator team, the players raising ideas, features and bugs or just people with general feedback posted in threads like this one. We’ve run private tests with people contacted on here, hired researchers to work directly on the game and even had lots of members who became full-time internal designers, producers, developers and QA on FM.

So want to take the opportunity to everyone who has taken the time to raise an opinion or ask a question related to FM. I’m sorry we can’t always engage and answer everything, but we do try to read what’s being said by the community and make sure it’s amplified back into the studio.  

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Qué titular más amarillista Marcus  

En realidad no dice absolutaemnte nada. Simplemente habrán notado al público molesto por las pocas novedades. Igual que aquí lo hemos comentado y somos una comunidad "pequeña", imagínate en el foro oficial de habla inglesa donde tiene acceso cualquier ser humano con conocimientos de inglés (y sin ellos). Habrá de todo...

Habrán tenidio muchísimos comentarios y han tenido que salir a decir: "sisi, sabemos que unos queréis unas cosas y a otros os gustan otras, pero no podemos contentar a todos. Tenemos una lista de futuribles y vamos implementando lo que creemos más interesante y viable para cada edición. Gracias por vuestros comentarios"

Ese es mi resumen  

[bigmen]

Pero como que tienen que decidir en que gastar el tiempo y los recursos que tienen si literalmente han anunciado dos mierdas nuevas y cambios de interfaz. Imagino que habrán perdido 2 meses de trabajo en meter relojes en el juego.

[Black_River]

Es que en Twitter están saliendo continuamente comparaciones que hacen dudar de la evolución del juego:

 

[erprofe]

Sí que ha evolucionado, ahora cuesta el doble que hace unos años.

[Marcusme1981]

El hace 13 horas, Black_River dijo:

Qué titular más amarillista Marcus  

En realidad no dice absolutaemnte nada. Simplemente habrán notado al público molesto por las pocas novedades. Igual que aquí lo hemos comentado y somos una comunidad "pequeña", imagínate en el foro oficial de habla inglesa donde tiene acceso cualquier ser humano con conocimientos de inglés (y sin ellos). Habrá de todo...

Habrán tenidio muchísimos comentarios y han tenido que salir a decir: "sisi, sabemos que unos queréis unas cosas y a otros os gustan otras, pero no podemos contentar a todos. Tenemos una lista de futuribles y vamos implementando lo que creemos más interesante y viable para cada edición. Gracias por vuestros comentarios"

Ese es mi resumen  

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