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Only below the National League - that's still an ongoing decision.

Should have gone for an Edna Krabapple style "Ha!" after every joke.

To answer your question, for future reference - yes, you get to keep it. You get a steam key, it's the same as if you bought the game directly from Steam. At the lowest tier, you'll get three games from the selection, your choice as to which those are. You can cancel your sub at any time. Payment is automatic on the last Friday of the month, or you can pay early and get the games right away - there's no waiting involved if you don't want to. As such, it is always better value to get the game via Humble Choice than pay more for the game on Steam - there are no drawbacks.

See you folks on the other side.

It'll be after 7 before I can play, but that's fine. I'm not entering this thread after 5pm until the game's done.

More accurately, they changed it in the re-release. The original game never had a patch to change it, only unofficial mods. I loved the mechanic, though, even though it made no sense. Really amped up tension. Hated the game at first though, it took me a second attempt about a year later to gel with it.

If it doesn't run you can also get a refund.

Are you in a hurry?

I moved the sticks and pulled the triggers and ripped and tore.

Sligo Rovers have laid off all players and staff, so they can all make use of the government support. https://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2020/0319/1124121-sligo-rovers-temporarily-lay-off-all-staff-and-players/

Yeah, sounds like a reputation thing. While winning everything in one season shouldn't immediately elevate the club above the likes of Real Madrid, who have decades of history that Salford don't, there should be a short term boost that allows players to recognise that even if Salford are a smaller name than Real, right now they're a better team and a better bet if you want to win trophies.

No, they're three separate games. You can play FM Touch on the PC, and transfer that to another version of Touch, but you can't move from main game to Touch/Mobile.

I call it "Put the Car in the Hole: The Game". It's really by the numbers, which is a shame. You need to power through it to get to the goodness that is Episode 2.

This is free on Steam for the next week. Not to keep, of course.

In the past, the football games largely weren't proper simulations of the sport, so there was plenty of scope for experimentation in how to approach the gameplay. We ended up with quick reaction games, games that emphasised dribbling, or tricks, and a whole host of games that wanted to be simulations but ended up bogged down by awkward controls, slow gameplay, exploitable AI, and so forth. And of course we had the ISS Pro series that ended up being the template for the future, even through it's quite primitive by today's standards. However, there are areas that could still be exploited and might gain some traction, at least from sports fans rather than casual, only-play-FIFA-as-the-team-I-support players. I'd love to see a dedicated Futsal game - FIFA Street gave the mode a good go, and it crops up again in FIFA 20, but I'd like to see it done with real futsal teams, tournaments and players like Ricardinho and Falcao instead of just handing you half a Real Madrid starting eleven. I'd take PS2 era graphics in a heartbeat if the gameplay was solid.