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[Octavianus]

Wie gesagt. Ich sehe keine Notwendigkeit darin, mich auf beiden PCs gleichzeitig bei Steam einzuloggen. Ich bin der einzige im Haushalt, der den FM spielt. Mir reicht es schon aus, wenn ich gleichzeitig den FM09, 10 und 11 auf meinem PC laufen lassen kann.

[goldgans]

Können wir deutsche überhaupt did Spiel über Steam aktivieren. War da mal nicht irgendwas, das wir es über Steam nichtmal kaufen konnten? 

[Dirk]

Also das letzte mal ging das Ohne Probleme.

[austdevil]

Kaufen kannst du es in Deutschland via Steam nicht, aktivieren wird allerdings definitiv kein Problem sein. Das hat mit dem Kauf selber ja nix zu tun. 

[indiumas]

Wie sicher bist du dir da wirklich? Über Steam konnte man bezgl. FM doch aus Deutschland nie viel erreichen, oder? Warum sollte Steam es ermöglichen, dass Spiel zu aktivieren?

[Conardo]

Das geht definitiv.

[Dr. Gonzo]

Leute, wenn ihr das nicht glaubt, dann registriert doch einfach mal als Test euren FM2011 über Steam. Das geht einwandfrei.

[Octavianus]

Falls du noch eine dritte Meinung brauchst. Die Aktivierung via Steam geht definitiv.

[veni_vidi_vici]

Warum postet das denn keiner? Musste ich doch erst selber schauen. 

Hello everyone, and welcome, to the Football Manager 2012 blogs. This year we’ll have a selection of written blogs and video blogs to show you many of the new features that are in this years forthcoming release.

You’ll be able to find each of the blogs at community.sigames.com in English, and they’ll also appear in local languages at our many partner sites, including marca.com.

To see the initial FM 2012 feature announcements, you can find them at www.footballmanager.com, but we’ll be going into more detail with the blogs here.

Over the last few years we’ve added many news items into the Football Manager series so that you can get even more immersed into your own personal game world. Sometimes when you’re playing the game, there are so many that it can become a bit overwhelming.

Therefore one of the things we looked into this year was where we could avoid duplication of information, so you’re still getting all the information you need and want, but avoiding multiple news items about the same event.

We’ve called this project “The news merge”. And some of it will change the way you play the game. But I’ll go into that a bit later.

After going through all the news items in the game looking for ones where you might get multiple bits of information scattered across many items, or for ones where you essentially got the same information multiple times, we needed to look at the headlines of all of these, and other, news items, to make sure they properly described what was in the main body of the item.

There were some that were easy to do, like when multiple players are going to miss an important match, and you could just add the extra text to one news item, or when players are released at the end of the season, there are new news items for youth players and senior players that have been released by their clubs, or merging together the “Manager sacked” and “Club looking for new manager” news items.

Then there were some that will change slightly the way you play the game. Such as combining scouting recommendation news items, so that if a scout wants to recommend a few players to you after seeing a match, they’ll be in one item, with reports for each player, or combining international scout reports.

But the really big change is the way that transfer bid news items now work. If you offer a player out to clubs and get multiple bids in for the player, you won’t get all of these items individually, but instead get one news item telling you who has bid. This gives a lot more prominence to the transfer centre, but I’ll go into that in more detail in a separate transfers blog.

There are, of course, many, many news items that we’ve changed in this way, not just the ones described below. But it wouldn’t be much fun for you if we told you about everything in advance, so you’ll just need to see those for yourself.

We also improved a bunch of existing news items in other ways, such as when the transfer window opens and closes, more details of a players contribution after his debut, pre & post match text improvements, more informative player unhappiness news, an indication of how much money you’ll be receiving for one of your matches being on TV and improved monthly training news items to name but a few, and some entirely new news items as well.

Of course, all of the news items that you see are controllable via the subscriptions screen, which has also been improved for Football Manager 2012, making it easier to reset your changes, the ability to subscribe to players, staff and clubs via the search screen and the ability to subscribe and unsubscribe to awards news items.

And whilst we’re talking about media, we can’t forget about the press conferences. As well as lots of improvements to the questions already there, there are also a few new press conference questions, such as questions about players you’ve sold, fixture congestion, gaps between fixtures, and even specific questions and answers for when your players have hit the woodwork a number of times during the match, plus more besides.

That’s it for today. I’ll be back tomorrow with another blog.

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Das mit dem Zusammenfügen der Newsitems gefällt mir sehr gut.

LG Veni_vidi_vici

[Octavianus]

http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/275219-FM12-blogs-miscellaneous-(pt-1-of-3)

For todays’ blog I’m going to go through a bunch of new and improved features for Football Manager 2012 that don’t fit into other categories.

For a start, we’ve improved the modelling of pre-defined stadium moves, meaning that when a team like Brighton have a stadium move defined in the database, the researchers of those teams are able to estimate the new attendance once the stadium move has happened, rather than it sticking to the attendance at the old ground.

At the start of each season, your board give you their expectations and, where possible, you can negotiate these to and get a higher transfer budget, or lower if you want less pressure. We’ve now added in some extra levels to these expectations, such as qualifying for different continental competitions – for example, you could say that you’re going to try and qualify for the Euro cup, rather than the Champions cup.

Football Manager 2012, as always, comes with a free data editor, which allows you to edit the games players, clubs, competitions and add new competitions. Here are some edited highlights of things added to the editor this year.

You can now add international competitions as well as league ones, you have the option to edit currency exchange rates, an option to add a league split in regionalised league groups, the ability to add squad rules for continental competitions, such as having to register a certain amount of players by a specific date and all the new contract clauses that were added into FM11 are now editable in the editor. As with everything in the blogs, there are more new things in the editor too, but we’ll let you find those out for yourself once the game is released on October 21st.

There have been a few changes in the control you have over training facilities too. For a start, if you don’t have any training facilities of your own, your board can now rent some for you. And if your club get into serious financial trouble, you might find this very useful, as you could find your board selling your owned training facilities!

There is also now another use for your training facilities that can help the club earn a bit more money, but only if an international tournament is going on in the country where you are managing – your board may well hire the facilities out to a nation, should they be good enough, and should your ground be near one of the stadiums being used for tournament matches.

A few finance changes have been made to the game this year too. Although the financial fair play rules are such big news at the moment, we’ve always made it harder in FM to get into debt than it is in real life, by limiting transfer budgets accordingly, but clubs in administration will no longer be able to get a license to play in continental competitions in the game.

Travelling costs to games are now better modelled, as are the cost of sending scouts out.

The cost of running your youth setup is also now tracked in more detail and you can ask the board to alter the level of money budgeted for your youth setup. If things look very bleak financially, the board can also ask if you want to scrap your whole youth setup if you decide not to enter your youth team into the youth league.

There are also some new “debt types” in the game, which are also in the new data editor, such as a debt repayable on promotion to the top division.

However, there are some positive financial changes too. For a start, should your players be off playing in international tournaments, your club will now get paid just as they would in real life. It’s only a small amount of money, but every little bit helps, right? And you never know – should they get injured whilst playing for the national side, you might even get some of their wages paid for the period they’re out injured for...

Wie ihr sehen könnt, ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit erhöht worden, dass Teams die Lizenz entzogen werden kann, wenn sie zahlungsunfähig sind.

Der Fall Robben vs. FC Bayern vs. Niederlande ist auch implementiert worden.

[RolandDeschain]

Cool, die Neuerungen klingen bisher alle sehr sinnvoll!

[RudiGutendorf]

http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/275219-FM12-blogs-miscellaneous-(pt-1-of-3)

Although the financial fair play rules are such big news at the moment, we’ve always made it harder in FM to get into debt than it is in real life, by limiting transfer budgets accordingly, but clubs in administration will no longer be able to get a license to play in continental competitions in the game.

Wie ihr sehen könnt, ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit erhöht worden, dass Teams die Lizenz entzogen werden kann, wenn sie zahlungsunfähig sind.

Der Fall Robben vs. FC Bayern vs. Niederlande ist auch implementiert worden.

Leider nur auf europäischer Ebene, wie es aussieht....aber immerhin ein Fortschritt

[Gager]

Es könnten mal ein paar neue Screenshotsd veröffentlicht werden!
Mit den Hufen scharrend.

[chip]

http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/275219-FM12-blogs-miscellaneous-(pt-1-of-3)

Although the financial fair play rules are such big news at the moment, we’ve always made it harder in FM to get into debt than it is in real life, by limiting transfer budgets accordingly, but clubs in administration will no longer be able to get a license to play in continental competitions in the game.

Wie ihr sehen könnt, ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit erhöht worden, dass Teams die Lizenz entzogen werden kann, wenn sie zahlungsunfähig sind.

Der Fall Robben vs. FC Bayern vs. Niederlande ist auch implementiert worden.

Leider nur auf europäischer Ebene, wie es aussieht....aber immerhin ein Fortschritt

In wie fern auf europäischer Ebene?

Also nicht in den Nationalen Ligen? 

[Dr. Gonzo]

So wie es da steht, Vereine können aufgrund von Finanzproblemen die Lizenz für kontinentale Wettbewerbe verlieren. In Europa wären dies Champions League und Europa League.
Da von nationalen Ligen nicht die Rede ist, wird sich das wohl auf die kontinentalen Wettbewerbe beschränken.

[austdevil]

Stichwort FFP 

[Dr. Gonzo]

Stichwort FFP 

Joa, kommt dann sicherlich auch irgendwann.
Allerdings kann auch schon jetzt Vereinen die UEFA Licence verweigert werden. Das Club Licensing gibt es schon seit 2004/2005 und es wurden auch schon Klubs aus finanziellen Gründen ausgeschlossen. Muss also (noch) nicht zwangsläufig mit FFP zusammen hängen, allerdings bietet es sich an diese Vorstufe schon mal einzubauen und somit ordentlich zu testen.
Beispiel Beitar Jerusalem: http://www.jpost.com/Sports/Article.aspx?id=141311

[Kaestorfer]

Sehr interessant alles. Das mit Steam ist vollkommen in Ordnung. Spiele seit 2 Jahren nur noch mit der Steam Version. KAnn mich nicht beklagen.

Neuerungen sehr sinnvoll. Vorallem der neue Taktik-Bildschirm freut mich, da man ansonsten immer viel zu viel hin und her klickt.

[Tankqull]

okay und schon hat sich die Sache erledigt.

Dann verzichte ich lieber aufs Spiel bevor man zu was gezwungen wird. Bin vollends entsetzt...

Dann wirst du deinen PC wohl bald verkaufen können oder ihn nur noch zum Arbeiten verwenden. Dieses ganze Steamzwang gerede nervt mich mittlerweile auch ein wenig. Es ist nicht so, dass ich es nicht verstehen würde, aber
es muss nur einmal installiert werden und einmal kurz online sein. Das ist nun wirklich keine Schikane.

doch ist es. für mich ist der 11er dann der letzte fm nicht weil ich persönlich was gegen steam habe aber sie sehr wohl etwas gegen mich

[Taurus]

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