[Issues with Recruitment Focus]

This is actually really irritating and shouldn’t be a problem by now…

If you are a club with a small amount of scouts it wouldn’t be that annoying. But, as in my case, where you have 24 Scouts, it’s cause a real problem. 

I have a system I used for years now. I put every scout on 3 to 4 nations. I scout “ongoing” cause I want to build better knowledge world wide. 

I recruited scouts with some knowledge of the countries I like to scout, then set them up accordingly. It went “pretty well” during the season, or so I thought.

If I put them to scout “standard” I had to click “restart scouting” every couple of weeks. Witch was quite annoying. (I chose “standard” cause when I played the beta “ongoing” gave me problem). But after half a season of countless “restart scouting” I tried “ongoing” and It looked like It worked. Finally….

But after the season ended every “ongoing scouting” was reset and when I try to “restart” by using the earlier settings, all of a sudden the scout who is set to scout south America is currently in Germany!?!? 

This is really annoying and takes away the joy of playing this game witch I loved since the first game om Championship manager… Yes, we come an awesome long way since then, but things like scouting might be one of the most important tools in todays game. 

I hope you can fix this asap…..
 

[FM19 Performance Benchmarking Thread]

2 hours ago, Mr U Rosler said:

I'd be very interested to see where Stadia fits into the FM2020 version of this thread.

Need an upgrade but not gonna throw £1k+ at a new system if Stadia is returning processing results inline with an i7 8700/9700.

The anticipated downsides of Stadia, a small amount of lag etc are not particularly relevant to FM and i'm hopeful FM could be one of the stronger offerings on the platform. 

Stadia is not for me... I'd like to play FM with logos, kits, facepacks, stadiums and also customed editor updates. 
 

[FM19 Performance Benchmarking Thread]

I'm thinking of building a new computer cause the one i got now is about 7-8 years old and quite out of date. 

I’m NOT a gamer, but a huge FM-nerd. So I don’t need a fancy graphic-card or a build of that kind. But still I want a computer that will “last” some time and that will give the game a faster and better feeling and experience. 

This thread is a very good one for people like me that have basic knowledge of hardware but misses the more technical skill. 

As people wrote in this thread i look for a CPU with fast single-core. And It comes down to either a 
Intel I5 9600K or Intel I7 9700K.

And when I look at the benchmark-tests It doesn’t look like a massive difference? When you look at the overclocked CPU’s they perform the same on single core, but of course the I5 drops a little bit in multicore. But will it make a big difference in the games speed to work the database?  (there is quite a big difference in price here in Sweden due to our lousy economy at the time. So is it worth the extra 200£ to get an I7?
The setup I looking at is the following. Maybe the Motherboard is overkill aswell cause im not a “gamer” but it’s the one that in my novice mind is the better one of the Z390 boards. But then again my demands is that it has M2, can work with DRAM4 3200MHz and is no real bottleneck for speed. 

Im NOT good at overklocking. Actually never done it… setting the RAM to XMP is about it… ;-) 

So do you guys have any suggestions or inputs? 

CPU - Intel I5 9600K or Intel I7 9700K
MB - ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-F GAMING
RAM - Corsair 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200Mhz CL16 Vengeance
SSD M.2 - Samsung 970 EVO Plus 250GB

Any thoughts, tips or input? 
Thanks for a good and interesting thread.