User talk:Drei10: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
---- | ---- | ||
Ok, but you can put a line-up in those 15 minutes, by setting a standard line-up for the next game (if you didn't set orders already), and I was always told that the match was calculated between minuut 0 and the time the reporter gets there. ''btw: haven't got a source quick also :)''--- [[User:Jossie|Jossie]] | Ok, but you can put a line-up in those 15 minutes, by setting a standard line-up for the next game (if you didn't set orders already), and I was always told that the match was calculated between minuut 0 and the time the reporter gets there. ''btw: haven't got a source quick also :)''--- [[User:Jossie|Jossie]] | ||
---- | |||
I'm quite sure that this doesn't work (anymore, if it ever worked). In the past you could read this a lot. Just try it because I'm not absolutely sure but I think it's not the case. --- [[User:Drei10|Drei10]] | |||
Revision as of 21:07, 29 April 2009
Selling players
Hi, I don't think a player that is sold like 5 minutes before the match will play, since i thought matches are calculated when the game starts and not before. But I'm not quite sure, so where did you get the info about the 15 minutes rule? --- Jossie
Hi there The calculation of the matches starts 15 minutes before the game starts and that's why you can't change the set-up from then on. When the game starts, the calculation is already finished (if the reporter's late, the calculation is still in work). And certainly you can imagine that while the game is calculated a player can't just be taken out of the set up btw: I didn't find a source on the quick --- Drei10
Ok, but you can put a line-up in those 15 minutes, by setting a standard line-up for the next game (if you didn't set orders already), and I was always told that the match was calculated between minuut 0 and the time the reporter gets there. btw: haven't got a source quick also :)--- Jossie
I'm quite sure that this doesn't work (anymore, if it ever worked). In the past you could read this a lot. Just try it because I'm not absolutely sure but I think it's not the case. --- Drei10