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Update: I noticed some errors with the groupings of the existing agreements. for some reason the EU, EEA, etc had random nations included probably due to some glitch in the editor.

 

I've corrected it now.

Reserve teams do not play league.

as far as I know, there should be no other limitations, simply the database of Japanese teams will be updated as of 11/17/23 P.S. If you find any patches let me know 😉

@johnloch 

forget my previous message, they confirmed that even with the next update the Japanese db will remain updated on November 17, 2023 due to licensing issues

 

All I really need is a list of common surnames to change existing players and list of places Afghans live around the world for newgens.

There's a wikipedia article here about the Afghan diaspora.

I'm not too familiar with Afghanistan or Iraq and I think there will be less resources online about them than Palestine. Is there a large Iraqi and Afghan population abroad?

I'd probably have to update some things to make it functional on FM24

Remaking the Dublin Dons? i

I already did 😉 

https://www.fmscout.com/a-dublin-dons-fm22-team.html

So the way the agreements are being used is to have a list of nations that can be assigned to the “Treated as EU” section for Palestine and “Treated as Non Foreign” section for Palestine.

I changed the name of the team so I can use the kits and badge of Palestino in Chile

I did the same with the B team in the Palestinian league

 

There's an existing team called Al-Quwwat Al-Filistinia in the game and I made this team used for military service, Players will be called up for this if they are below a certain PA.

 Thanks for the feedback. Sure I'll give a little update.

I'm doing a playthrough of my own at the moment and whenever I catch a bug or think of something to fix/add/change I give the file a tweak to improve it gradually.

 

The biggest change I have done so far was fix an issue with the Palestine 4th tier which was broken and causing problems with the cup. Thats now resolved.

 

Other things I have changed are more minor.

 

• Add club rivalries and derbies
• Tweak affiliates
• Give Palestinian nationality to players I missed initially
• Change cities in Palestine to have Arabic language (the game kept asking me to teach all my players Hebrew)
• Alter player contracts
• Give board members of Palestine team the personal objective to sign Palestinian players and develop young players (this makes it so the game tells you this is a board objective)

 

The latest change I've made has been to add some national agreements to the game.

This is useful because I can set them as EU nations and make it so it's easier to sign players from certain nations - specifically in the Arab world based on real world agreements.

I have also changed the Palestinian naturalisation period from 5 years down to 3.

 

It's a little tricky to know how rigid to be with Palestinian citizenship since it seems like it's actually a pretty weak passport. 

The 5 year period in the game is based on current Israeli naturalisation law

 

“(a)A person who was born after the establishment of the State in a place which was Israel territory on the day of his birth, and who has never had any nationality, shall become an Israel national if he applies for it in the period between his eighteenth birthday and his twenty-first birthday and if he has been an Israel resident for five consecutive years immediately preceding the day of the filling of his application.”

 

 as far as I can tell the actual Palestinian naturalisation period is less, however I'm seeing one answer of 4 years and another answer of 2-3 years.

 

4 years feels a bit too long to be fun in the game and 2 feels like it's a bit too easy to exploit (however maybe that's what people want 😀 ) so I just decided on 3 years.

 

Seems like people can just buy Palestinian citizenship too! Brazilian player Jucilei (I remember him having Palestine 2nd nationality in FM) was quoted saying he was just handed it when signing to a UAE club. Kind of funny.

 

UAE-based newspaper The National has reported that that the club will get a Palestinian passport for Jucilei. In doing so, he will no longer count as a player from outside the Middle East, allowing them to contract another.

The player, however, seems to know little about his new country.

“To be honest, I don’t follow the news that much. I know about the war, but not much detail. I now plan to follow things a little more closely,” Jucilei told Globoesporte.com.

“The club asked if I could play as a Middle Eastern player and I agreed. It’s good for me and for the club.”

 

 

 Thanks for the feedback. Sure I'll give a little update.

I'm doing a playthrough of my own at the moment and whenever I catch a bug or think of something to fix/add/change I give the file a tweak to improve it gradually.

 

The biggest change I have done so far was fix an issue with the Palestine 4th tier which was broken and causing problems with the cup. Thats now resolved.

 

Other things I have changed are more minor.

 

• Add club rivalries and derbies
• Tweak affiliates
• Give Palestinian nationality to players I missed initially
• Change cities in Palestine to have Arabic language (the game kept asking me to teach all my players Hebrew)
• Alter player contracts
• Give board members of Palestine team the personal objective to sign Palestinian players and develop young players (this makes it so the game tells you this is a board objective)

 

The latest change I've made has been to add some national agreements to the game.

This is useful because I can set them as EU nations and make it so it's easier to sign players from certain nations - specifically in the Arab world based on real world agreements.

I have also changed the Palestinian naturalisation period from 5 years down to 3.

 

It's a little tricky to know how rigid to be with Palestinian citizenship since it seems like it's actually a pretty weak passport. 

The 5 year period in the game is based on current Israeli naturalisation law

 

“(a)A person who was born after the establishment of the State in a place which was Israel territory on the day of his birth, and who has never had any nationality, shall become an Israel national if he applies for it in the period between his eighteenth birthday and his twenty-first birthday and if he has been an Israel resident for five consecutive years immediately preceding the day of the filling of his application.”

 

 as far as I can tell the actual Palestinian naturalisation period is less, however I'm seeing one answer of 4 years and another answer of 2-3 years.

 

4 years feels a bit too long to be fun in the game and 2 feels like it's a bit too easy to exploit (however maybe that's what people want 😀 ) so I just decided on 3 years.

 

Seems like people can just buy Palestinian citizenship too! Brazilian player Jucilei (I remember him having Palestine 2nd nationality in FM) was quoted saying he was just handed it when signing to a UAE club. Kind of funny.

 

UAE-based newspaper The National has reported that that the club will get a Palestinian passport for Jucilei. In doing so, he will no longer count as a player from outside the Middle East, allowing them to contract another.

The player, however, seems to know little about his new country.

“To be honest, I don’t follow the news that much. I know about the war, but not much detail. I now plan to follow things a little more closely,” Jucilei told Globoesporte.com.

“The club asked if I could play as a Middle Eastern player and I agreed. It’s good for me and for the club.”

 

 

我目前正在处理外国规则限制删除规则补丁。我试图找出我犯错的地方。我会在白天再次更新补丁。

I need friends to test the patches I published, so that the Foreign Border Removal Rule Patch works without any problems.

Foreign Limit Removal Rules were added, the problem was solved, I will update the patch.