Ridiculousness?

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EXODDUS
19 years ago
2 years ago
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13 Mar 2015 20:02:48
So, I've been playing FM15 pretty much since it's release, and to be honest, I'm getting irritated as hell. My frustration? Players, simply put. Specifically, moaning, complaining players. I have thus far struggled to sell any individual without someone else getting upset and trying to bring the squad down, to the lad who asked to leave so he could win trophies, the day after we won the European super cup, to drop his request after winning the Capital one cup, to make the exact same request a single day later. I don't know if there are more topics like this, and I get that these days players are more temperamental than ever before, but surely that is a farce?
Shedender
20 years ago
4 days ago
13,752
13 Mar 2015 22:02:25
I had that problem during my one and only season at Manchester City and it was freakin' irritating as anything, a few players came to be stating they wanted a new challenge basically because they wanted to win trophies but this was after I had already won the Community Shield (although not important), European Super Cup, Club World Championship and the League Cup.

Needless to say I told the players to fuck off, they're going nowhere.
K3V0
18 years ago
3 years ago
5,966
13 Mar 2015 22:08:03
I've noticed it's a bit more prevalent in this version of the game.
Crane
16 years ago
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Premium
13 Mar 2015 23:22:43
Best way to stop it is to set your discipline and motivation to 20 when creating your manager.
sanka
16 years ago
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15 Mar 2015 10:15:56
By Crane | On 13 March 2015 - 23:22 PM
Best way to stop it is to set your discipline and motivation to 20 when creating your manager.


this really works? i'll try this cause I'm running out of options. My teams is rioting , half of them want to leave and we're the best squad in europe (won UCL season before)
Ipswich Knights
11 years ago
6 years ago
1,392
16 Mar 2015 06:02:52
yes it works a lot better. obviously wont stop everything but alot wont say a thing
EXODDUS
19 years ago
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110
16 Mar 2015 20:05:11
Also doesn't help if you start at the bottom without qualifications or experience
goal-net
12 years ago
3 days ago
72
17 Mar 2015 11:26:03
Aye, setting discipline and man management as high as possible helps, you are less likely to get trivial concerns. Also, keep a close eye on a players temperament and media-handling; seems volatile players are not worth the risk at all on this version.
Shedender
20 years ago
4 days ago
13,752
17 Mar 2015 18:33:34
By EXODDUS | On 16 March 2015 - 20:05 PM
Also doesn't help if you start at the bottom without qualifications or experience

Pfft, I don't start a career any other way, SLF reputation/no qualifications ftw. It's fun to build up.
Ipswich Knights
11 years ago
6 years ago
1,392
18 Mar 2015 06:13:50
yes thats ok if u start lower league but try taking over chelsea like that it doesnt work.
Shedender
20 years ago
4 days ago
13,752
19 Mar 2015 21:27:48
Meh, I don't usually start with big teams. Journeyman careers ftw. The first team I managed on this years save (starting unemployed) was Kvik Halden.
sanka
16 years ago
1 year ago
99
22 Mar 2015 18:52:19
wanna talk about ridiculousness? i have my first season game with Southampton and I start Marquinhos. He played the entire game and then after the game he complained how he lacks first team football. Fuck logic. Thnx SI

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