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FOF7 was here for a comparatively short amount of time. I guess I've had my share of both in both the pre-39 and post-39 era.
But I greatly favor the 39 experience. 50 felt a *lot* easier, a lot more solved. Mostly it's probably just odd to have the (almost combine irrelevant???) system installed on the building blocks of the legacy combine-heavy one.
So some of the mechanics about it feel unusual and not so intuitive, but the general level of mystery seems more appropriate than before.
By the way, FM sounds really cool. I'm scaaaaaared to get into it, though. Haha. But man, that game looks intense.Last edited by Aston; 11-24-2016, 08:13 PM.Float likeabutterflysting likeabee.
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Football Manager? As.. In.. Soccer????Originally posted by Aston View PostFOF7 was here for a comparatively short amount of time. I guess I've had my share of both in both the pre-39 and post-39 era.
But I greatly favor the 39 experience. 50 felt a *lot* easier, a lot more solved. Mostly it's probably just odd to have the (almost combine irrelevant???) system installed on the building blocks of the legacy combine-heavy one.
So some of the mechanics about it feel unusual and not so intuitive, but the general level of mystery seems more appropriate than before.
By the way, FM sounds really cool. I'm scaaaaaared to get into it, though. Haha. But man, that game looks intense.
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I really really liked FOF before getting into OOTP. Now that I'm understanding all of the information that's available in OOTP, I'm struggling to stick with FOF. OOTP is just so much more polished. There's a ton of information to sort through, and it all seems to make sense. There doesn't seem to be a "figuring it out" like there is with FOF. It's just a matter of making educated guesses, which is possible because you can see how players performed in high school and college. You can take those past stats and combine them with your scouts views of his potential and then even get a couple sentences from your scout on how he views that player for each rating and overall. There's still busts and surprise stars, but it all comes together much more organically. Also, your scout is separate from your coaches and you set a separate scouting budget, so you have a lot more control over how accurate your scouting is.Originally posted by Nemesis View PostI see alot of references to OOTP, is their talent system really as good as it seems?
In short, yes the OOTP system is much better.
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OOTP is far superior. Figuring out the system like some have in FOF can't happen. You don't see the same team winning constantly because they cracked a code that has nothing to do with football. Baseball knowledge pays off but more importantly anyone can win, draft, and be successful.
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Even a newbie can win. SometimesOriginally posted by Matt View PostOOTP is far superior. Figuring out the system like some have in FOF can't happen. You don't see the same team winning constantly because they cracked a code that has nothing to do with football. Baseball knowledge pays off but more importantly anyone can win, draft, and be successful.
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My only gripe is I'm a tired, busy old guy and I don't have the energy to delve into the new gameplanning system but I still have the desire to micromanage and game plan.Originally posted by Nemesis View PostConsidering getting it during the steam sale. Gripes about it?
Oh, and the new menu system seems annoying and not always intuitive, but maybe I will like it more when I get used to it. Being able to have multiple windows open now is great.
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