HALFTIME Manager 1.1.2

HALFTIME Manager · published

Almost everything here came out of the forum. Thanks for reporting, that is how you find what is missing.

Squad

  • Players out on loan were invisible to you. They sit in the squad of the club that borrowed them and showed up nowhere in yours. The new Ins & outs tab lists them: who is coming back, who is arriving on a pre-contract, who has to return at the end of the season and who leaves on a free. All with rating, contract and club.

  • The player card now names the fee you paid. Before, it only measured an offer against market value, not against what you spent yourself.

  • There is a rating history too, one point per transfer deadline, so twice a season. Whether that 77 is a climb from 71 or a fall from 83 was written nowhere. And the arrows at the top page you from player to player, in the order of the list you clicked from.

Auto line-up

  • Two new rules. Higher rating lets the number decide instead of the learned role: until now a left winger on 35 stood ahead of a central midfielder on 50.

  • Rest players below puts tired legs on the bench by preference. By preference, not by ban: if eleven do not come together otherwise, he plays anyway.

Transfer market

  • Pre-contracts and signing bonuses had a hard floor of 50,000 euros. In tier 4 that was 6.5 times market value: a player worth 7,700 euros cost 50,000 in signing money. The floor is gone, prices now scale with size.

World

  • Clubs without a squad and without a crest: there were 32, now there are 15. Every section gets its real club count instead of the average of its tier. In tier 3 of Czechia one league holds 32 clubs and another 18; both were given 24 slots, and the world builder filled the gaps with invented clubs.

  • The second tier of Northern Ireland was called "Championship " with a trailing space. Found while modding.

Everything else

  • Hint bubbles were cut off at the edge inside windows. They now float free and stay fully on screen.

  • In the auto line-up rules panel every value stood there twice, and the dividing lines ran out of step.

Tell me what you notice.