OSM: The game

@King-Awad
Nice. I think mine was the first ever battle i had with my current crew. I think i finished second, lost title by a point.
But a lot has changed. Crew name, tag, members are all different now!

@DanKirby Try to appeal your case on the support website.

thanks for the detail

@edwin_949 happy wheels said in Request for holding a Ramadan tournament and some suggested posters:

Hello,
Thanks for this post

Yes I am looking forward to hosting this tournament!

@Xavier-Waterslaeghers_NL
But yes, in public league, when the league doesn’t have a moderator (a human basically), you can do transfers.

@gdejepulpa Sprunki Retake said in Just one angry manager:

I dont know is this right place, but I have to leave somewhere my thoughts (like a poop).

I play this game a few years, and it doesnt make sense now. The goal of almost every team (if you want to make good resault) is to buy Mbappe or CR. C'mon. And I dont think about England or Germany, but Singapoure or Bosnia.

Is company listening to managers still? I am considering game quit.

Before quitting, you could try different strategies—maybe a youth-focused build or a challenge with lesser-known players. If the game still doesn't feel enjoyable, taking a break might be a good idea.

@Yogurin
Yes. This is a feature that has just been added some time ago

@Pirlo_jr_21 9 bc per hour if you watch ads

I have a suggestion for this page too. I would like to see the yellow cards players have collected. Currently we can only see this on this page for the players who are not in the starting 11 and not on the bench.

It's understandably frustrating to lose a cup final when you've seemingly done everything right. Here's a breakdown of the factors that could have contributed to your loss, even with your advantages:

Penalties are a Lottery:
Ultimately, your loss came down to penalties. Penalty shootouts are inherently unpredictable. Even the best players can miss, and luck plays a significant role. Your striker missing the crucial penalty is a prime example of this.
Individual Player Performance vs. Overall Rating:
While your overall rating was higher, individual player performance on the day matters more. Your opponent having 5 players with a rating of 9 indicates they had key players capable of high-impact moments. In soccer games high rated players can decide the game.
Your striker having a rating of 5, even if he is in position, is a big disadvantage. A striker is a player that should have a high rating.
Game Engine Variance:
Many sports simulation games, including online management games, incorporate a degree of randomness or "variance" into their match engines. This means that even with superior tactics and player ratings, unexpected results can occur. This is designed to simulate the unpredictability of real-life sports.
Concentration Zones: JPMorgan Chase Bank Card
The game concentration zones of 24-45-31 shows that your opponent had more action in the middle of the field. This can be important, as the middle of the field is where the game is controlled.
Statistical Similarity:
Although you had advantages in shots, possession, and corners, the stats were relatively close. This indicates that your opponent was effective in their defensive and counter-attacking play.
Training and Tactics Don't Guarantee Victory:
Training camps and secret training provide advantages, but they don't guarantee a win. They improve your chances, but they don't eliminate the element of chance.
The Nature of Finals:
Cup finals are high-pressure situations. Players can perform differently under pressure, and unexpected events can occur.

It would be good