Irish Sport Manager · published · build 25277169

The commentary says a score a dozen ways now, and hurling and camogie have lines of their own. The play by play no longer reads the same sentence thirty times a match. More lines are coming, and the machinery is open: a calls folder beside your stories folder takes your own, in the same plain JSON, and a Workshop pack can carry them.
Cover. On the Tactics screen, name up to five men per line, in order. When a starter is out on a match morning, the berth goes to the first fit name on your list before the coach's own eye, and the coach's letter says who came in from it. A line left empty is the coach's call, as before.
A call-up's settling shows on the squad row while it is below full, with what it costs and how it comes back. A new arrival plays a shade under until the calls are learned.
Shown the door, the sidebar no longer lights tabs over a column that ignores them.
The Squad header's attribute columns no longer raise a warning in the console.
One ask, once, after your first championship match: wishlist the full game, or not now, and it never comes back.
Every decision you make is written to the save and to a log beside it, and a crash report carries the last of them. A reported crash can now be replayed to the day it happened.
No generated club carries a real club's name. The generator refuses every name on a list of real clubs gathered from the public directories. A world already made keeps its names; a new world from the same seed plays out exactly as before, and only a club name that was a real club's reads differently.
Saves carry on where they were.
The same build is on Windows and Mac.