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I've already lost one team to bankruptcy, so I think this needs to be said. The economy in this game is horrifically simplistic. All it takes to lose your team forever is to have a negative cash balance when the economy update happens. You have to manually sell your assets if you want to avoid this fate, and I have to wonder why a game with such an activity problem is so strict on this.
Instead of going bankrupt immediately, what should happen is that you are forced to take out loans, each equal to the ticket income of your arena, until your cash balance is positive. Loans would have a 10% interest rate that you pay every week until the loan is repaid.
You should also be allowed more control options over your assets. You should be able to mortgage your buildings and to stop paying your players (at the cost of performance and training points) and your staff (at the cost of their benefits).
Bankruptcy should only happen when you have a negative cash balance, no assets to sell, AND when your weekly loan interest payments exceed your arena's ticket income.
If there really is a huge update coming in 2016 as the developers claim, please take this into account... |
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| The bankruptcy system is working fine for me, no need for changes, its simple. |
This is where we hold them! |
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| Posts: 75 | | Joined: 2015-08-11 | | Offline |
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King_Leonidas wrote:
The bankruptcy system is working fine for me, no need for changes, its simple. |
Well, it's not working fine for idiots like me.
To be honest though, the reason I went bankrupt was not because I did the math wrong, it was because I failed to realize before upgrading my arena that I was about to have three away league matches in a row. |
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