Subject: Reporting bugs

but it's better for me if I have it in an email so that I wont forget about it in case i'm too busy at the time when I read this. Anyway, canucks did send it to my email too, it's just that I found it here first.

already answered by vlady

why that`s the real life, lokk at this game.
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When sorting the staff members on the market by cost, it only looks for the number before the first comma as being the highest.

Therefore it is sorted 999,999 -> 10,000 followed by 9,999,999 -> 1,000,000

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Refresh during live broadcast:


Warning: in_array() [function.in-array]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/powerpla/public_html/hoc key/fi/jaakiekon-livelahetys.h tml on line 500

Warning: in_array() [function.in-array]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/powerpla/public_html/hoc key/fi/jaakiekon-livelahetys.h tml on line 500

can you be more specific? This happened to you when you refreshed hockey live? Did it happen once or does it always happen? Anyone else experiencing this?

It happened only once in hockey live when I refreshed live broadcast. Actually I didn't try to refresh the page again.

then it must have been just a temporary thing. Probably someone was changing something and then fixed it immediately

When paying bonuses to players for previous seasons, bonuses are calculated on the basis of today's wages, not based on wages of previous seasons. So the bonus payments will be more expensive.

I can see all previous training for a player I just signed. Has this been changed back to how it was?

that's not a bug. we knew it was gonna be this way. Still, the bonuses you pay out are negligible to the amount of money they can save you. The conditions are the same for everyone.

for the time being. The deleting of these data caused some problems so we had to turn it off until we fix it.

The Prowlers have possession behind their goal. Raymond Boubet takes the puck and carries it out with speed. He makes a great move through the legs of Flurry "Ice-Cream" McDuff at center ice and keeps going. He gains entry into the offensive zone and dishes a pass to Alexander Morton, who takes it behind the goal and feeds it to the slot. Dylan Boyle takes the pass on his backhand, changes to his forehand, pulls the trigger and the goalie makes a pad save. Fionnlagh "Slammer" Moore was used as a screen there by the shooter. Fionnlagh "Slammer" Moore relieved that his goalie was able to make the save.

The play above, the last sentence is missing "is" between the players name and the word "relieved".

fixed