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Originally posted by carthy1:
My main concern about long term games are the confidence and the regens. Im asking for everybodys opinion on whether or not regens are really that bad and are long term games worth the hassle! Well, are they?
Confidence - Not an issue any more. The odd blip here and there, but in general, no problem.
Regens - Sure, the quality of regens gets poorer as the game goes on, but it doesn't only get poorer for you, but for the AI too, so its still a level playing field.
I prefer a long term game because you can set yourself targets and these change as your club changes or you change clubs. Personally I started my game with the intention of taking over Man Utd when they get relegated (as it is pretty well documented that they usually do after going into administration), i'm in 2018 and no sign of problems for them yet so I continue with VFB.
e.g. I set a target of getting past the red ***** in terms of trophies and of course I succeed
Originally posted by daemonic:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Nomis07:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by AB-forever:
IIRC this has more to do with harddrive space. The save file grows as you play further and further into the future and when you run out of space you can't save your game.
Makes sense, i'm in 2018 with 8 leagues running and the save game is 900mbs, but I have nothing on my comp and only play FM so I should be fine for a long while yet. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I've given FM it's own 120GB partition so I'm good until about the year 3000 </BLOCKQUOTE>
and of course I succeed 
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