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A general note on "farm teams".
A general note on "farm teams".

Revision as of 13:54, 29 November 2005


Keywords: (Farm teams)
From: HT-Johan (3242061.319) as reply to (3242061.176)
To: HG-bart 15.06.2005 at 19:39
A general note on "farm teams".

i think it is a perfectly valid strategy to play Hattrick, not for the sake of bringing´your entire team to the Bundesliga, but to train and perfect one player for the national team. There are and there should be many ways to play the game, lest there would be very little in the game for users in the really low leagues - not everyone can win the league.

"Farm teams" has the same restrictions as everyone else. One beauty of them is that they are more common in small, close-knit communities than in large loud ones, like Germany. It balances out the playing field for the national teams. It adds an element of cooperation to the national teams competitions.

Of course, any team that is run as a multiple team should be removed from Hattrick, farm team or not.

last., I do not wish a debate about farm teams, but since I was requested to comment in this thread I thought I might just as well give my view on the recent "farm team" debate. I think it is a grossly overstated as problems go, but at least we are aware about the debate. Let´s say we are monitoring the situation :)