This will be a huge hurdle for fans to overcome, as most simmers want a challenge that lasts multiple seasons, if not decades. If you want to win while you're still interested in playing, I'd suggest going all-out with signings and collecting a top roster right off the bat. Another problem is a lack of personality. It's clean, yet somehow unprofessional. The poor quality surprised me all the more when I saw how detailed the simulation and graphical match engines were.
Navigation is also an issue.
I spent a good three hours with the game before I intuitively knew where to go for the information I required at the moment. No Paxil Required Regardless of the good things that Anco has accomplished with this title, I still can't fully recommend PM 2000 . The former is clearly superior as a well-rounded simulation, allowing gamers to completely immerse themsevles in an entire world of players and teams. This remarkably complete transfer system serves as the heart of the game and provides an unmatched sense of actually building a contending club as the years go by. PM 2000 is much less involving since you can't track players, teams, and stats across the globe.