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yep. frimpong lesionado.

HADJAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

editei agora mesmo lmao.

Sim e nessa publicidade o Miles disse que o FM25 era para ter sido, se não me engano, o 21 mas não foi porque a pandemia aconteceu. https://www.footballmanager.com/news/future-football-manager Whilst we’ve constantly been having discussions over the years on how to improve our backend technology, back in January 2020 a small group in the team were assigned to start discussing the future more intently across the studio, to work out what to do to really push our technology forward. This became known as Project Dragonfly; a root and branch look at all the technology we use in the studio. Alongside this, we also started looking at different business models, platforms, working practices, and Games as a Service, and if and how we might tie these things together. The original plan was to deep-dive into the potential and then propel the learnings forward with the aim of a new-look Football Manager for FM22. Due to the pandemic and the impact on working practices at the studio, Project Dragonfly slowed down, mainly so we could deliver the games that we did during this time on time, which many other studios weren’t able to do. So we switched the planned revolution to FM23. We started adding to the team to not impinge on other releases and games projects in the studio to try and deliver Project Dragonfly, but in the run up to the release of FM22, we still weren’t where we needed to be to hit our FM23 deadlines. The strong recommendation from those working on the project from a design and engineering perspective was to move not to FM24, but to FM25. And that’s what we’re talking about here today.

Deixar sair o Afonso Moreira para ter este rapaz na A 😂

Pois, mas tenho eu. E é por isso que os apelido de incompetentes.

Vou te dar números. O Geny, titular nos 5 jogos, tem 0 golos e 0 assistências. O Quenda em que o máximo de minutos que jogou esta época foram 32 contra o Arouca, tem 2 assistências e dá-se 1000x mais ao jogo. Estou me bem a cagar se o Quenda entra mal. É melhor jogador e isso basta.

se começares a ver os jogos percebes logo.

Outra vez? Eu já expliquei isso o ano passado/inicio deste ano com links da própria SI e tu até discutiste comigo no outro tópico. Não o vou voltar a fazer.

Um abre olhos para o Borges este jogo? Daqui a duas semanas vemos, mas duvido. Parabéns ao Porto.

toma borges

Bem vindo ao grupo amigo

Todos borrados. Não entrem 0ara a segunda parte com outra atitude não.

belo golo

O Marco duvido mas o NES é quase certo 😂

E o Milan só tem o Santi Gimenez como avançado, penso eu.

sim, michael. o que é?

estes passes do bruno para o crl também são muito giros. jogar com cabeça tá quieto.

nem assim o sesko? lol

rip cunha

mais uma assist do grealish. walker 😂

That said, the issues weren't really technical. "It wasn't crashing a lot, it just wasn't fun. It felt clunky." The game almost lost its famous - or infamous, if you ask the partners of one of FM's many ludicrously dedicated players - "one more game" factor. It was "still there, but it was really painful… I'm gonna play the next match, but I've got to do all this stuff first, I've got to go through this and it's going to be slow, and it's going to be painful." And then compounding all that were the issues with navigating through the new UI itself. "People were going: I can't find the youth squad." Much of this - the realisation that the game wasn't fun, the delays, the cancellation itself - was down to the ambitious, perhaps over-ambitious, decision to ditch the Inbox functionality that players have known for decades in exchange for a 'portal' that acted as your main in-game hub, and a WhatsApp equivalent for in-game communication. The justification was sensible enough. As Jacobson put it to me last year, "it's very rare that you see a football manager with a laptop" in the real game. "They've got their tablet, and they've got their phone, so we wanted to move into that more. The football world never really had email!" That iteration time, between March and July this year, has made what Jacobson feels is a significant difference. Some of the changes are remarkably simple - to the point where it's a surprise they weren't included in the first place. There are now back and forward buttons, for instance, as there are in FM24 and others before it, that were removed for FM25. There's a secondary navigation bar below the main one, showing you all the sub-sections within those main ones without you having to click around to find things. There's a configurable bookmarks section, where you can add instant navigation to specific screens of your choice, and a search bar. Which, again, feels like an astonishing omission in the first place. As one developer put it to Jacobson after trying out the improved UI, compared to the old FM25 one, FM26's feels like "a warm hug." Só para relembrar que este jogo estava em development há anos a este ponto. Eu acho que a palavra incompetência não chega para o que está aqui escrito.

Que coisa? tal como disseram ai, ele supostamente estava com cãibras. mas também poderia não estar confiante. estar a fazer juizos sobre o rapaz por ter sido o ultimo a marcar um penalty é idiota.