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#827237 FM24 League Updates
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17 Jun 2025 07:58:48
By Footygamer 07 June 2025 - 14:16 PM UTC 

@Jetrox_ you'll have to download an old release for that https://sortitoutsi.net/football-manager-data-update/releases 

 

Thanks for the link! Can you please tell us which one is the last with the 24/25 league structure and teams? V4999 for FM24.3?

 

#648067 [FM21 Summer DB] League Requests
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01 Sep 2021 09:45:25

Sorry but where can we see which leagues promotions/relegations has been updated already?

#642504 [FM21 Summer DB] League Requests
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15 Jul 2021 16:41:56

Hi guys, what about the Spanish leagues promotions/relegations? Need any help?

#562009 Football Manager 2020 realistic match engine patch
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06 Oct 2020 10:13:19
To these that say at SI forums that the json doesn't affect anything... watch this video from minute 5:20 for some fun after it was heavily edited to show it's power.

https://youtu.be/Mbn-4RK5Sww
#561726 Football Manager 2020 realistic match engine patch
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05 Oct 2020 11:39:08
Through ball between my defenders, enjoyed it even being against me as it's not an usual play to see in original ME.

https://youtu.be/cbHU5CLNSCg
#561720 Football Manager 2020 realistic match engine patch
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05 Oct 2020 11:07:15
Agree with you RellomQ, first game played in the Vanarama North and the game looks more physical and chaotic, with more errors, deflections, etc that looks more like a low league game should be.

I have also compared the original file and the modded one and in my opinion the most important changes are these related to the players acceleration, speed and turning speed, that a bit faster in the modded version and probably the ones that help to the gameplay improvements we see. There are also changes to players bumping each other, heading etc, again helping more the physical game.

Don't know how it will look in a more technical and top division like La Liga, but for lower divisions in England for sure it looks more realistic.

I have also just seen something not so usual in the original ME, a through pass from a central midfielder to the striker that scored against me.

If the mod author is whiling to discuss it would be great to know why he has changed each parameter, so we all can better analyze the changes and the reasoning behind them. I hope SI won't remove that file for FM21 so we can use it as the "sliders" in FIFA, as they might be inclined to do it as it might be worse for them to know that when a player complains about the ME if he is using the original or modded one.
#561697 Football Manager 2020 realistic match engine patch
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By jasonbuids | On 05 October 2020 - 03:51 AM UTC
This mod is brilliant. My suggestion is, next time you release a new version, can you add a comment in each line and explain what that line do?
I am a programmer myself and really want to look into that file. And by that I can save a lot of time guessing and others can more understand and maybe can improve it better.

I have downloaded and edited the .json and what it does is to change mainly the game physics, players speed, players turning speed, players jumping, pass speed etc. I have not tested it yet, but the fact that this guy managed to get a better playing engine just changing values and testing is awesome, as I bet it needed a lot of testing, as a single game can just have a placebo effect. Good job Billgates!!

BTW, for these scared of downloading it, there is no way to do any harm to your computer with a .json file, it's easy for anybody to just open it and read the content with a text editor and see what it does, so download it safely.

For example this is part of the code related to players speed that has been edited:

// Speed constraints - all values as ms-1 - used directly in the ME after being scaled
"speed_scaler": 10000, // below values are divided by this to get the correct Match Real value
"very_slow_walk_speed": 4370,
"slow_walk_speed": 8440,
"walk_speed": 12010,
"fast_walk_speed": 16030,
"slow_jog_speed": 20740,
"jog_speed": 23510,
"moderate_jog_speed": 28090,
"fast_jog_speed": 31630,
"run_speed": 38404,
"sprint_speed": 58056,
"top_speed": 78408,
"base_top_speed": 77000,
"theoretical_max_running_speed": 128700,
"theoretical_min_diving_speed": 40000,
"theoretical_max_diving_speed": 72000,

This was the original one:

// Speed constraints - all values as ms-1 - used directly in the ME after being scaled
"speed_scaler": 10000, // below values are divided by this to get the correct Match Real value
"very_slow_walk_speed": 4470,
"slow_walk_speed": 8940,
"walk_speed": 13410,
"fast_walk_speed": 17880,
"slow_jog_speed": 23000,
"jog_speed": 26820,
"moderate_jog_speed": 31290,
"fast_jog_speed": 35760,
"run_speed": 44704,
"sprint_speed": 67056,
"top_speed": 89408,
"base_top_speed": 78000,
"theoretical_max_running_speed": 122700,
"theoretical_min_diving_speed": 50000,
"theoretical_max_diving_speed": 75000,