lorenzo861 |
Hace 25hIt’s all in the title… the gameplay has become impossible… and so has the fun…
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aloisio |
Hace 6hP.S.: I haven’t seen this thread
Perhaps we could promote it across all the respective agreements and to clubs not covered by any agreement, as a sort of vote on the latest A45 reforms?
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Galywat |
Hace 6hWe could even go up to 2 or 3 minutes. The timer wouldn’t be a problem either and could then stay in place.
I’d add that not being able to see the opposing team’s positional movements would be an ideal addition.
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michbou |
Hace 6hWhy not 5 mins (just enough time to wolf down a sandwich on the go) :p (just kidding)
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sora02 |
Hace 6h2 more replies
aloisio |
Hace 5hOh no, I don’t agree.
If you just increase the refresh interval but leave the timer in place, we’ll just have the problem less often. But it’ll still be the same problem.
So the only way is to remove the timer but make the changes completely invisible.

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Galywat |
Hace 1haloisio |
Hace 5hHelp! I can’t edit my previous message.
If we want to keep the timer, we just need to reduce it to two seconds, for example.
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myforsans |
Hace 8 minI don’t think the timer was put in ‘for fun’ or ‘to annoy people’, but that it’s simply there to prevent and/or deter the 0.1 per cent of utterly relentless players who use three PCs with multiple windows open and auto-clicking to refresh the pages – as some of them manage to display between 3,000 and 6,000 pages in a single match.
I don’t know if there are any other ‘technical’ solutions to prevent this, but unfortunately, as things stand, 99.9 per cent of players are bearing the brunt of the behaviour of the 0.1 per cent of ‘optimisers’.
It’s the same problem as with the disappearance of physical training camps in favour of loaned players, which dealt a severe blow to the practice of training loans, which used to help many clubs (big ones, but also and above all small ones) – all because of the 0.1 per cent who abused the system and threw a spanner in the works by chaining together loan deals.
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