vidjet ćemo kako će to funkcionirati u igri. znalo se događat da bez 3 patcha sve upute ne znače ništa nego da igrači bezveze trče po terenu, ali ovo sve zvuči jako lijepo. jedva čekam demo da isprobam sve, pa da krenem sa dubrovnikom po ligu prvaka

nije mi jasno ako to vec uvedu i igru pa trebalo bi napravit da radi od prve a ne da se mora patchirat...:S

Zbog toga šta ima previše sitnica i detalja, i bilo bi dugotrajno i skupo sve testirat, a i tad bi se provukla koja greškica...
Zato se daje u prodaju, i kroz neko vrijeme se skupljaju podaci o greškama koje korisnici igara šalju na njihovu adresu. To možeš shvatit na način da imaju stotine tisuća besplatnih "zaposlenika", koje bi inače morali platit Dobro njima, dobro korisnicima...

čekaj ako ja sad izmjenimk podatke u editoru i onda izađe patch novi...ja više nemogu koristit tu database jel?

Hello again, and welcome to another week of blogs about the forthcoming Football Manager 2010.

This week I'll be revealing lots of new stuff about the media section of the game.

Over the last decade, the media has become more and more important in football and the role of the manager. One quick look around Mirrorfootball.co.uk will show you that, with every single detail of a match and the manager looked into throughout the week.

Last year we introduced press conferences to game for the first time, and I'll be dealing with improvements and additions to that area in the coming days, as well as revealing all about the new news subscriptions, which are a bit like your own personal website feed of information from around the world.

For those who have played our previous games, you'll already know how deep we go into news and media in the game. This year there are loads of new additions to this area of the game to provide even more information to you as the manager, and today I'm going to reveal just a handful of these, with another handful coming later in the week. I don't want to give away everything, otherwise you'll have nothing new to discover when the game comes out on October 30th!

So what I've done is gone into our new features database, and picked out at random a few of the new media items that we're covering in FM2010.

One of my favourites - and I'm pretty glad this was part of the lucky dip of random picking - is that your team's supporters now comment on your team selection post match, telling you who they think has played well, or what aspect of the teams play they liked best. They'll also comment on players who weren't playing, and whether they could have done a better job, or a worse job, than those you've picked.

This is important as the fans of clubs have a massive role to play in these times of blogs - again, just look at Mirrorfootball.co.uk, who have fans of teams commenting directly through a national website about what is going on at their clubs.

We've made improvements to the 'end of loan' news items, so you get information back on how that player has done for the team he's been on loan at, saving you time of having to go into his profile and analysing his stay should you not wish to.

Our media team are big fans of alliteration and puns to add more character into the news reports, so should you thrash a team, we've improved and added new news items for big results, such as 'Seventh Heaven'? being a typical headline should you win by a huge margin scoring seven goals.

You now get a monthly board update, to keep you up to date with the profit and loss for the month, and other financial aspects of the club, and a regular physio summary too, telling you about who in the squad in injured or coming back from injury, including recommending possible games where the player should be fit enough to return.

Some of the more bland news items in the game, such as when a game has been dull, or when you qualify for the world cup, have also been improved.

Whilst we're talking about media, I spoke on Friday briefly about the return of the FM podcast which ended up going live much later on Friday than we hoped (just before midnight), so if you do want to give it a listen, it is now freely available on iTunes. Just search for the Football Manager podcast.

We've also seen lots more people following us on Twitter recently, so if you are on Twitter and want to follow us, you can follow the studio @SI_games, or follow me directly @milessi

See you all tomorrow! Cheers

Miles

Never has a new feature in one of our games polarised people more than when we introduced Press Conferences into last years Football Manager 2009 release.

The gaming equivalent of marmite, opinions ranged from "I love them!" to "they're so boring!"

Welcome to the world of press conferences.

Each year I travel round Europe doing press conferences for each new release. At each press conference, I do a demo of the game, and then get asked lots of questions by journalists. At each press conference, I get asked very similar things day in, day out.

Thus is the way of the press conference. If you go to football management press conferences, you see the same thing Mr.Wenger, Mr.Ferguson, Mr.Hughes et al get asked the same questions, week in, week out, about the same subjects, with the occasionally new one thrown in for new measures. You even see them getting exasperated by said questions each press conference too (whereas I actually really enjoy the ones that I do, but probably because it's only for a few weeks of the year!).

So whilst striving to be as realistic as possible, but also trying not to annoy either camp in the love it or hate it debate, we spent ages discussing what to do with what is a very important feature of the game.

First off, in FM09, you had the choice to send the assistant to the press conference and, for the haters out there, you can set this in the team settings to ask your assistant to do all press conferences for you. And with your backroom staff now having a media handling stat, it makes it more important for you to choose your assistant wisely if you aren't going to take on the media yourself.

For those who liked, or even loved, them, we have, of course, improved them massively for Football Manager 2010.

For a start, in FM09 each question effectively had the same answer set, with little variation, whereas in FM10, each question now has specific answers, which gives a lot more depth to the press conference module, and, well, makes more sense.

Players also have a media handling stat, so depending on their character, will get more, or less, unhappy when you talk about them or the team in a press conference, much like real life.

There are also loads more questions, with over 500 in the game now, with less repetition, and some which appear at specific times based on in game events and achievements, to make you feel even more special if, or when, you win a treble.

There's also a brand new type of press conference, which is a press conference for new signings. This deals with how they might impact your club, your squad, pressure on the player due to transfer fees, financial pressure due to the signing. Again, just like real life.

There'll be more on Football Manager 2010's media features tomorrow.

Cheers

Miles

We're now on day 3 of our 4 day look at the new media aspects of Football Manager 2010.

On Monday we spoke about a few of the new news items in the game, yesterday was press conference day, tomorrow I'll be talking about the new news subscriptions and news center, which leaves today, which is going to be much like Monday.

Which must mean revealing more of the new news items in the game, picked at random from the batch, and still leaving some more things for you to discover when the game is released.

At the end of each football season, many footballers find themselves out of work and freed from their clubs. To make it easier for you as a manager, you now get a news item to tell you when this has happened, inform you about the high profile players who have been released, and a simple link to a list of all of them for you to scour through and see if you can find yourself a bargain.

Oh, and if that footballer freed is one that you sold to a club and have a sell on clause for, you'll now be informed that you will no longer get a sell on, and the player can't be sold.

In our previous releases, it's possible for a player to not turn up for training for a variety of different reasons, and you've always been told when this has happened. But what didn't happen was a record being kept of how many times the player had missed training previously, so we've now added this to the news item so you can tell if it's a one off, or if you're dealing with a very naughty boy.

Club debt is something that's become a lot more known about in recent years, and has been prevalent in the Football Manager series for many years too. Many of the loans your club have are structured in ways whereby the club might not have to pay the money back for many years, and to make sure you are kept in the loop, the manager is now informed when a loan is started to be paid back.

Another little addition to the press conferences discussed yesterday is we've revamped the code used to decide which media sources will turn up at the press conferences, and local region media sources might not show up at the conference, rather than just media based nationally or in your clubs own city.

Should 2 players end up with an equal top scoring goals tally at the end of the season, you'll now be told why one player got the award over the other (and no, it's not alphabetical)

And finally for today, if you're lucky enough to win 4 trophies in one season, the quadruple news item is now much improved. I'm not going to say how though - it's something you'll need to find out for yourself.

Cheers

Miles

Another little addition to the press conferences discussed yesterday is we've revamped the code used to decide which media sources will turn up at the press conferences, and local region media sources might not show up at the conference, rather than just media based nationally or in your clubs own city.



koje pizdarije, ne mogu vjerovat... kakve veze s igricom ima koje novine se pojavljuju na presici, a koje ne?  .... stvarno pretjeruju s tim media-glupostima. Umjesto da se bavis treniranjem i jacanjem momcadi, pola vremena se provede u klikanju nekih bezveznih bedastoca. Umjesto da su trosili vrijeme na smisljanje tih gluposti, bolje da su se posvetili stvaranju igrive igrice, a ne da ju moras krpat sam da bi postala igriva

pretpostavljam da ce se u sljedecem izdanju pojavit mogucnost komentiranja predizbornih anketa u pojedinoj zemlji....