Out of the final 64 teams, 11 of them are BOT teams. Very nice that the engine makes it so easy for teams to progress when at least 50+ human teams have been kicked out of the only fair chance any team has to make some money in the game.

For those teams that played another human team and lost - tough call...

SrednaD wrote: Out of the final 64 teams, 11 of them are BOT teams. Very nice that the engine makes it so easy for teams to progress when at least 50+ human teams have been kicked out of the only fair chance any team has to make some money in the game. For those teams that played another human team and lost - tough call...

Yeah am still reeling from this. Have had to sell 8 first-teamers since our early cup exit and next week my QB is going to have to go too as we're still in a perilous financial position. Effectively amounts to a $4-6m loss for the season when you take away what a decent cup run would have generated

Not saying it isn't a fair playing field/equal chance for all of getting a good or bad draw, but surely just from a gameplay point of view and wanting to keep active managers involved it makes sense to try and keep human teams apart as much as possible in the early rounds until all the BOT teams have been eliminated? (this is the approach taken by a similar basketball game I play, and it works much better in my opinion)

philiom wrote: We not bothering with another draw for the cup?

Guess not.
All the cup games have been played since yesterday, so we should see our next opponents really soon.

philiom wrote: We not bothering with another draw for the cup?

Teach me to open my big gob get drawn against top of top division!!!