Update 13 · v679.30 — A livelier market, new faces and what you notice from the

Pick & Roll Manager · published · build 26384452

What you notice from the bench

  • Your match report has a new section, "From the bench": what happened after your timeout, what your live orders achieved, who ended up exhausted by the minutes, how your coaching style showed and whether a divided dressing room weighed on the team.
  • During the game, the commentary tells you whether your timeout stopped the run or didn't help.

A livelier market

  • Market value has been rebuilt from the ground up: quality, potential, age and years left on the contract, the same in the value column, in the offers and in what clubs ask from you.
  • Offers for your players are closer to what they are worth, and asking for more no longer scares them off: the club counters halfway.
  • New market opportunities: the good player in the last year of his deal whose club would rather sell, and the one with no place in the rotation.
  • AI trade proposals are more balanced: if what you receive falls short, the other club adds cash when it can.
  • "Scout in depth" no longer takes you away from the profile. Press O from any profile.

Faces and profiles

  • Six hundred new faces. Every player has a single face everywhere, and faces are no longer repeated in the same dressing room.
  • Young players grow until they are 21, and weight changes with age.
  • Two flags for dual nationals.
  • The back of the youth card is readable again.

Club, academy and competitions

  • Each competition applies its own foreign-player quota: your league's limit no longer leaves anyone out in Europe.
  • An academy player promoted to the first team gets his first professional contract, not a renewal.
  • Site plans have their own price and perks, and buying the arena shows its cost from the start.
  • The three "Your goals" achievements can now be unlocked: Your dream home, Your name on the door and Retire whenever you like.

Polish

  • "Back" returns you to where you were.
  • Every screen reviewed: unreadable text, mislabelled buttons and unexplained figures.