| Negotiations - BUG?Possible bug but this is comparing to IAG2....
In IAG2, if you bid and get to negotiations, you have up to 4 attempts to negotiation but these depend on rival bids, how they are negotiating and where you are in the bidding position (1st,2nd or 3rd). 2 feedbacks x 2 days = 4.
Also in IAG2, if you were 2nd and negotiated successfully but 1st place hadn't, by the next day, you would have the player.
I've successfully negotiated a player in IAG3 and I don't believe I am highest bidder. The next day has come and I haven't been sold the player or obtained the player. This means that negotiations are still taking place. This is wrong compared to IAG2. Maybe this is IAG3's new rules, but I don't see this in the help files.
I'm very frustrated as I'm going have to wait until Season 2, day 4 to know whether I have the player or not, even though he's 100% happy with my terms. Some manager above me in bidding is being given a further chance to negotiate up to 4 attempts. Please look into this!!!! | |
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| The player in question is:
http://www.itsagoal.org/profiles/player/index.php?id=143912D39076C1C609CAE91A2C500227
I successfully negotiated on 1st attempt. Update on day 2 at 8am received. | |
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| Quote: Originally posted by sirchan
Also in IAG2, if you were 2nd and negotiated successfully but 1st place hadn't, by the next day, you would have the player.
Are you 100% certain that this was the case?
I remember getting the message that the player was happy with the terms yet his club was still to make their decision.
The only time i ever got a player on the 1st day was if i was the only bidder or the top bidder and the player was happy with what i offered. | |
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| Quote: Originally posted by ozzymac Are you 100% certain that this was the case?
I remember getting the message that the player was happy with the terms yet his club was still to make their decision.
The only time i ever got a player on the 1st day was if i was the only bidder or the top bidder and the player was happy with what i offered.
I'm pretty certain of this. It's why being 2nd highest bidder wasn't always a possible losing situation.
It had worked the other way round too. If you were the highest bidder but couldn't negotiate after 2 attempts, by the next day, if 2nd highest bidder got the contract agreed, they would prize the player away from 1st.
If both 1st and 2nd couldn't agree, negotiations would continue for the second day (meaning 4 attempts for player feedback to negotiations).
If after 4 attempts, no one could agree negotiations, the highest bidder - the club's board would cave into the players demands. | |
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| Further to the help guides...
"The next minor update will give some indication of how the player feels about your offer, but he won?t decide anything until the next major update. Even then, if you are the only bidder, he may decide he has the upper hand and ask for more wages. Do you call his bluff?"
8am 1st update - 100% happy with terms
8pm update (just), I should have him or the highest bidder should have him. The highest bidder should not get further negotiations.
Currently, just sitting at 100% happy with terms. He's not asking for anything further.
He current is saying "Fantastic, I cannot wait to get started."
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| Quote: Originally posted by sirchan The highest bidder should not get further negotiations.
But they do and this is the way it has always been.
The 2nd and 3rd placed bidders only get the opportunity to sign the player if the top placed bidder fails to agree terms. | |
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| Quote: Originally posted by sirchan
Also in IAG2, if you were 2nd and negotiated successfully but 1st place hadn't, by the next day, you would have the player.
This was definitely not the case! | |
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| In iag2 I remember getting a couple of players from being second highest bidder. It does happen but I think it was rare. | |
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| I'm sure it wasn't like this.
When you were able to see the bids, you could see what date the manager bid. Something like below:
1st 18th October Manager A Bid 200,000
2nd 16th October Manager B Bid 180,001
3rd 16th October Manager C Bid 180,000
Then when the bidding closes and negotiations starts, you could see whether the manager started negotiations because the date changes:
1st 19th October Manager A Bid 200,000
2nd 19th October Manager B Bid 180,001
3rd 16th October Manager C Bid 180,000
I swear that if Manager A failed in his negotiations on day 1, because Manager B has negotiated and successfully on 19th also, Manager A would not get the chance to negotiate. This wouldn't happen below:
1st 20th October Manager A Bid 200,000 - Given time to negotiate for the 3rd feedback from player on 2nd minor update.
2nd 19th October Manager B Bid 180,001 - You don't know this, but the player agreed to the contract
3rd 16th October Manager C Bid 180,000 | |
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| I'm sure you are wrong. 2nd only won if 1st failed to negotiate after 2 full days. | |
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| Quote: Originally posted by garyt1 I'm sure you are wrong. 2nd only won if 1st failed to negotiate after 2 full days.
That's absolutely correct. | |
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| I agree with sirchan here...
I am very, very sure that in IAG2, I got a few players after the first day of negotiations when I was not the highest bidder...
I also lost a player or two because I didn't negotiate on the first day of negotiations when I was the highest bidder..
This was IAG2 though. Haven't had any similar situations in IAG reloaded to know what happens now and with the new season's changes, it seems we'll never know. | |
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| Quote: Originally posted by roland68 I agree with sirchan here...
I am very, very sure that in IAG2, I got a few players after the first day of negotiations when I was not the highest bidder...
I also lost a player or two because I didn't negotiate on the first day of negotiations when I was the highest bidder..
This was IAG2 though. Haven't had any similar situations in IAG reloaded to know what happens now and with the new season's changes, it seems we'll never know.
I'm glad I'm not alone here. I'm just going to say that the others who deny this simply did not pay enough attention. | |
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| Whoever is right, whoever is wrong, it's irrelevant really. That was IAG2, this is version 3 and may or may not have changed. | |
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| To clear things up, I believe the following happens. If you are 2nd in the bidding and negotiate a contract at the first attempt you will gain the player if the top bidder didn't negotiate after the first day.
If the manager who finishes top doesn't offer a contract on the first day of negotiations he will get an opportunity too on the 2nd day no matter what you do being 2nd in the bidding. | |
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| Quote: Originally posted by RocketmanGav To clear things up, I BELIEVE the following happens.
I'm not sure the second part of that sentence goes very well with the first part | |
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| Quote: Originally posted by RocketmanGav To clear things up, I believe the following happens. If you are 2nd in the bidding and negotiate a contract at the first attempt you will gain the player if the top bidder didn't negotiate after the first day.
If the manager who finishes top doesn't offer a contract on the first day of negotiations he will get an opportunity too on the 2nd day no matter what you do being 2nd in the bidding.
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