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So... here we are again. From the quote from @Neil Brock there will be no editor for FMT 20. Yet again we are left without an editor. 7 years waiting and counting... I think it is about time, that we have a proper discussion about FMT editor. Here is the quote from @Neil Brock in another thread:
The editor has been discussed in the past - with the current vision for how Touch works there are no plans to add an editor for it. It's designed to be quicker, simpler version of Football Manager and at this time there are no plans to add this functionality in.
Considering this game is not just on PC/Mac, but also across Tablet and Switch there are considerations that need to be made for all three versions to keep them aligned. We appreciate that there is frustration with this, which was made clear via this thread and will be fed back to the creative director and those that work on Touch.
If people could please keep this thread on topic moving forward. If you wish to discuss an editor for Touch the place to raise it is within the Feature Request forums (which will be swept before the end of the year), but do bear in mind it is something we've discussed numerous times internally and this is the approach we currently want to take.
Can you tell me if there are considerations that are made for all three versions of FMT (PC/Mac and tablet/Ipad and Switch), to keep them aligned, then why is SI and the Creative Director and those that work on Touch, have add the option to turn off the 3 nation limit for the PC/Mac and not other platforms? If the that limit was there due to hardware restrictions, why add something to Mac/PC, when it still cannot be done on the other two platforms? This option to remove the 3 nation limit was no issue to add in one of those three platforms and was no issue to not keep them aligned. I do wonder why is the editor so different?
I don't play FM Touch. Why? Because I can't use custom databases and I'm stuck with full version which takes too much of my time... Many years ago there wasn't FM Touch only FM, on various platforms too, but Data Editor was available at least to PC version of the game... And in that aspect, game "wasn't aligned"...
How else are they going to sell DLC though? That's the reason we don't have an editor, whether it's denied or not. Clearly they are making enough from the micro-transactions to not want to add an editor.
I have put all of these comments on other threads and had them deleted by the mods, also been accused of generating negative false news, so I would suggest your beating a drum they will continue to ignore. FMT is a revenue stream to help fund the main game, they could make the full game customisable so that it plays like FMT and we could have an editor, at least for the PC version, then just keep FMT for consoles / android / iOS... but as I said they have ignored us for what 6 year!!!
I would suggest the best way to get some of the editor functions into FMT is to poll people for what they want and exclude anything which is currently making them money, i.e. giving yourself loads of cash.
So for me I use it to update player positions the most, its quicker than re-training and FMT is meant to be a quicker version of the game, but also its down to the minimal database of players in FMT, so amending their main position and then still using the training function to help improve the skills for that position is quicker. I also to use it to correct player attributes like footedness but not the attributes like shooting as that, in my opionion, is cheated... I don't want to cheap.
The aim should be to make a compelling argument. It's not currently part of the design philosophy of FMT, the point of contention has to be thinking of a persuasive argument that also fits with what FMT is supposed to be.
As discussed it is technically possible as there are external editors which work with FMT, it has been requested since the first FMT version, fits with the philosophy as you put it, etc etc. If I was to search for how many times someone has raised "can we have an FMT editor" in comparison to how many people asked for an unlockable to bring through an exciting crop of youngers, I am sure I can guess which would win, that type of aspect is a full game feature, not for a stripped down version, pretty much like all of the enhancements this year.
Like my post says, they will not give us an editor while there is revenue to be made, so asking for one is pointless, ask for something similar that does not impact on their revenue stream and you will have a chance... and if the mods had not deleted my previous posts due to "fake news" you would have read that I accept that is part of the game, look at Konami imagine how much they have had to pay to get an exclusive licence for Juventus, hence we now have to play as Zebre, everyone knows that FM have similar costs and putting up the RRP of the game is not feesible, so addons like in FMT and the in-game editor in FM, as well as the expansion into Google stadia helps and makes more business sense.
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