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Most Passionate MemberA friend of mine is a beta tester and he's enjoying the game a lot. Should be sort of fun, not a game that I'd like a lot though
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10 years of FIFYou can pre-order the game already now and it'll be released in October.
I'm a beta tester myself and it's really amazing if you put some time into it, have patience and nice transfer market skills.
Sadly I expected the price to be slightly less than 72 pounds per year (around 60 at most), but as a beta tester I get like 50% discount anyway so not that bad for me.
You don't need some kind of super internet for it. It takes very little bandwitdh.
I'm a beta tester myself and it's really amazing if you put some time into it, have patience and nice transfer market skills.
Sadly I expected the price to be slightly less than 72 pounds per year (around 60 at most), but as a beta tester I get like 50% discount anyway so not that bad for me.
You don't need some kind of super internet for it. It takes very little bandwitdh.
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10 years of FIFOne thing that makes it off for me, is this unlimited number of games you can play. It would be so much better if it would be like in normal world. 1 or 2 games a week, so the game wouldn't be so overwhelming. Instead from what I've read everybody can play as many games as they like. That's a little turnoff for me.
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10 years of FIFI'm on the other side of the bridge on this one.
If there was 1, 2 games a week, a people would identify themselves more to the game, because it would remind us the real football life. Also with 1, 2 games a week, there would be more time to think about the games, and the games would get a lot more significance. Just like real life.
I don't know maybe it's just me, but I don't find playing tons of games over weeks that fascinating.
How many games you play in a week Tanel ?
If there was 1, 2 games a week, a people would identify themselves more to the game, because it would remind us the real football life. Also with 1, 2 games a week, there would be more time to think about the games, and the games would get a lot more significance. Just like real life.
I don't know maybe it's just me, but I don't find playing tons of games over weeks that fascinating.
How many games you play in a week Tanel ?
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10 years of FIFI can't even play atm... there was a huge hardware failure so I've been without the beta for about a week and it's becoming really hard.
Opening up FML is the first thing I do in the morning and closing it is the last thing I do before going to sleep. I played like 100-200 games per week... one game takes upto 5-10 minutes. Ofcourse once school starts I won't play as much, but will still be near 100 I guess.
Opening up FML is the first thing I do in the morning and closing it is the last thing I do before going to sleep. I played like 100-200 games per week... one game takes upto 5-10 minutes. Ofcourse once school starts I won't play as much, but will still be near 100 I guess.
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10 years of FIFYeah, thought so.
I was looking forward to this game, but when I saw the concept it got me a little turned off, as it seems it is all about how much time people will spent on the game, and not how they are skilled. I'm sure the creators thought about it, but if you can play that many games, it will help your team, even in the slightest degree. I think a fixed number of games played in a week time would be the best solution.
I was looking forward to this game, but when I saw the concept it got me a little turned off, as it seems it is all about how much time people will spent on the game, and not how they are skilled. I'm sure the creators thought about it, but if you can play that many games, it will help your team, even in the slightest degree. I think a fixed number of games played in a week time would be the best solution.
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Most Important MemberOK, another technical problem I have. 
My mouse middle scroll button is fucked. I can scroll up and down but when I press it, nothing happens. Any idea how to fix it? I'm using wireless mouse btw and I've tried reconnecting it and also turning it on and off.
My mouse middle scroll button is fucked. I can scroll up and down but when I press it, nothing happens. Any idea how to fix it? I'm using wireless mouse btw and I've tried reconnecting it and also turning it on and off.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFHandoyo can you maybe tell me the exact model of the mouse. Its rather difficult to help if I don't know which mouse it is.
It could be a driver issue or the button is broken.
It could be a driver issue or the button is broken.
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10 years of FIFDid it work before?
If it did, and all the rest is working normal with your mouse, then it's most probable the technical problem. IF so, and you have warranty for it, you should know what to do.
If it did, and all the rest is working normal with your mouse, then it's most probable the technical problem. IF so, and you have warranty for it, you should know what to do.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFMost Important MemberIt worked yesterday, the problem only occurred this morning.
Stefan, it's Logitech Cordless Desktop MX5000 Laser. I didn't install it though, just plug & play. They provided me with a CD but I didn't touch it, since from my past Logitech experience, it's unnecessary and redundant.
Thanks for the time guys.
Stefan, it's Logitech Cordless Desktop MX5000 Laser. I didn't install it though, just plug & play. They provided me with a CD but I didn't touch it, since from my past Logitech experience, it's unnecessary and redundant.
Thanks for the time guys.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFGo to the logitech page and download the setpoint software for your mouse.
Just click downloads from this link and then select your operating systems.
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard_mice_combos/devices/162&cl=us,en
Plug and play probably installed it as a default mouse. I know for a fact my g9 mouse can't use all its buttons if the software isn't installed.
Just click downloads from this link and then select your operating systems.
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard_mice_combos/devices/162&cl=us,en
Plug and play probably installed it as a default mouse. I know for a fact my g9 mouse can't use all its buttons if the software isn't installed.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI know . But lets try the drivers first. It would be less expensive and time consuming. If it doesn't work then he goes the warranty route.