Nick Roberts :
You are not 'losing' though. That the player is on the transfer list means you do not require the player. And even if you get nothing for the player, you have still taken the player's wages off your bills.
In the 'real world'; if a player is no longer required but under contract and not wanted by anyone else, you have to pay off the player's contract to get rid of them. In that context, the game is doing you a favour...
And on top of this, if you think the player may not sell, you can release the player and save yourself ten auction points.</div>
Well you are losing - 10 recruiter coins, for a start
"Tolgate 23/7" :
Yeah agree, but at no point would you pay to put up a player for transfer, and then lose the player and money if he is not bought ! The player should return to the squad, or the money you put up for the transfer is repaid and you lose the player. Losing on both fronts is just not fair.
"Iain Rees" :
<div class="citation">"Ieuan Johns" :
In the "real world" any kind of transfer fees for players is rare in Rugby Union. They can also leave for nothign at the end of their contracts. If you want to build ass in real rugby then that would include contracts, individual wage rises, players deciding to leave you for nothing etc.
<div class="citation">"Ieuan Johns" :
In the "real world" any kind of transfer fees for players is rare in Rugby Union. They can also leave for nothign at the end of their contracts. If you want to build ass in real rugby then that would include contracts, individual wage rises, players deciding to leave you for nothing etc.
Yeah agree, but at no point would you pay to put up a player for transfer, and then lose the player and money if he is not bought ! The player should return to the squad, or the money you put up for the transfer is repaid and you lose the player. Losing on both fronts is just not fair.
You are not 'losing' though. That the player is on the transfer list means you do not require the player. And even if you get nothing for the player, you have still taken the player's wages off your bills.
In the 'real world'; if a player is no longer required but under contract and not wanted by anyone else, you have to pay off the player's contract to get rid of them. In that context, the game is doing you a favour...
And on top of this, if you think the player may not sell, you can release the player and save yourself ten auction points.</div>
Well you are losing - 10 recruiter coins, for a start
As I stated:
"And on top of this, if you think the player may not sell, you can release the player and save yourself ten auction points"
And it is pretty easy to guess as to if your player will make more than ten auction/recruiter points/coins, and thus worth putting to auction.