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Originally Posted by Garrincha67
I have now played all the other games in their lobby. Games like golf where you only select six are suited to a 50k salary cap. But in other games 50k salary cap is very restricting and they can increase it.
For soccer they making changes back and forth, it is now confusing. Simple solution will be to increase overall salary cap, have 11 person rooster and allow players to play whatever formation they see fit. Their MLB game has 10 person rooster, NFL game has 9 person rooster and Soccer has 8 with two strikers. Not seeing the logic in all the changes in their soccer game.
I don't think they are making changes back and forth and it doesn't seem confusing to me. They asked for feedback at the end of the Prem season and the consensus presumably from the respondents was that 8 players would create more differences between people's lineups, along with being quicker to pick a team for newer players. They fixed the yellow card issue where receiving a straight red was -3, a yellow and a red -4 and 2 yellows was -5 and they reduced the value of crosses. Relatively minor changes, which addressed (at least partially) well complained about problems. Acting on feedback.
Since then people have complained about having to pick 2 forwards, now you can potentially pick 0 if you don't like forwards or potentially 5 if you love them.
Salary cap is absolutely essential. The whole game is based on having a salary cap and making choices around it. On Saturday Aguero was hugely popular, but for the highest price, which meant all the choices around him were reasonably varied. With no salary pressure there would be more obvious plays that everyone has so it effectively reduces the player pool selecting from. Many similar lineups will ensue and it will reach the point where you are picking the odd player different from an opponent and seeing who wins.