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Would you be able to upload that save uncustom?

I'm afraid I'll probably never be able to enjoy the game as much as I did in the save where I used the stat randomizer thing. I was about to play the Sydney/Richmond 2015 Grand Final rematch from 2014. I'd thought built the perfect list and was in shock when I lost and realised my team was that's great. Trent Dennis-Lane missed a goal that could of sealed it with 3 minutes left, then the Tiges went up the other end and kicked the match winning goal. 6 8: 44 - 6 11: 47 in really wet conditions. :(

I was extremely excited to play Richmond, then the game crashed. :(

Plus, that game had the goat. A CHF called Colton Piese.
 
SSwans2011 said:
Would you be able to upload that save uncustom?

I'm afraid I'll probably never be able to enjoy the game as much as I did in the save where I used the stat randomizer thing. I was about to play the Sydney/Richmond 2015 Grand Final rematch from 2014. I'd thought built the perfect list and was in shock when I lost and realised my team was that's great. Trent Dennis-Lane missed a goal that could of sealed it with 3 minutes left, then the Tiges went up the other end and kicked the match winning goal. 6 8: 44 - 6 11: 47 in really wet conditions. :(

I was extremely excited to play Richmond, then the game crashed. :(

Plus, that game had the goat. A CHF called Colton Piese.
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Did upload along time ago when I was up to 2069. I'll put the link here but just keep in mind that it is a large file when unzipped (Zipped is a few mbs), I think about maybe even 1-2gb, can't remember, also the game will take sometime to load the save because it is quite large and when you advance in the calender, it may take longer then usual, of course the reason for this is the large save.

The best player in the save may possibly be best tagger in the history of the save. Look out for Liam Woodman of Adelaide, taken at pick 1 back in the 50s. He has already played 300+ games and is only 31. Hoping he can get to 400 on my save.

In regards to the actaul current players, alot of them have had success. I believe Lances Franklin, Jarryd Roughead and Josh Kennedy all booted 1000+ goals. Andrew Gaff became my best player and continued to grab 800-900+ possessions per season.

Have a look at the past history of the save. This was a save where I just kept simulating games instead of playing them. I have a decent record. Only managed to get 4 premierships with West Coast from 2011-2023. From there, I tried rebuilding about 5 clubs mainly through trade week.
If you go to the match records, all the goals/behinds and possession records are stuffed up and are not true. Just the tackles/marks and hitouts are correct.

Here is the post I posted sometime ago with the link.
uncustom said:
Decided to upload my save game where im up to 2069 (The one which I posted a little history of a few pages back) so people can see the history and continue on if they like. It is at the end of the season, just before trade week and currently coaching Carlton.

If you don't have a decent computer that can sim games/seasons in around 10-20 minutes then you shouldn't really download this, the game takes some time to load (around 3 minutes for me but I have a really fast computer) and it also takes some time going to the next season.

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?8vplq77auxtah1y (Zipped is 17mb, but when unzipped it is 450mb)

You also need to add this to your master.xml file inside the Data folder otherwise the game save won't appear when you choose load game.


Code: 
    <Game ID="493e7ba3-5aea-4527-966e-20c465bf72e2">
      <Name>2064Save</Name>
      <GameDate>2069/10/17</GameDate>
      <LastSaved>2012/10/11</LastSaved>
      <ClubID>25963fd0-1bf2-49a4-b98a-f4abcee892e5</ClubID>
      <Coach>
        <ID>a009f998-9947-4dfe-9054-30ef2f898e0c</ID>
        <FirstName>Josh</FirstName>
        <LastName>Newton</LastName>
        <DefaultGamePlan>
        </DefaultGamePlan>
      </Coach>
    </Game>
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uncustom said:
Did upload along time ago when I was up to 2069. I'll put the link here but just keep in mind that it is a large file when unzipped (Zipped is a few mbs), I think about maybe even 1-2gb, can't remember, also the game will take sometime to load the save because it is quite large and when you advance in the calender, it may take longer then usual, of course the reason for this is the large save.

The best player in the save may possibly be best tagger in the history of the save. Look out for Liam Woodman of Adelaide, taken at pick 1 back in the 50s. He has already played 300+ games and is only 31. Hoping he can get to 400 on my save.

In regards to the actaul current players, alot of them have had success. I believe Lances Franklin, Jarryd Roughead and Josh Kennedy all booted 1000+ goals. Andrew Gaff became my best player and continued to grab 800-900+ possessions per season.

Have a look at the past history of the save. This was a save where I just kept simulating games instead of playing them. I have a decent record. Only managed to get 4 premierships with West Coast from 2011-2023. From there, I tried rebuilding about 5 clubs mainly through trade week.
If you go to the match records, all the goals/behinds and possession records are stuffed up and are not true. Just the tackles/marks and hitouts are correct.

Here is the post I posted sometime ago with the link.
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Cheers. I'll try this out.
 
Collingwood pro said:
KARMICHAEL HUNT MADE THE ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAM
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Never seen that happen before, But perfectly understandable. I believe he is rated as a small defender, its not that hard for fringe small defenders to make the AA.

Personally, I don't think that the 6 defenders that make the AA team are any good, the 3 talls are just the 3rd talls of 3 different teams, so they get good stats to make it to the AA. I barely see any true FB/CHB make the team, mainly because they get dominated by the overrated CHF/FF one of either other back pocket or the left back flank are most likely rated the in the top 5 defenders, and the right back flank is just a midfielder.
 

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saintkildaman said:
uncustom Did you ever get around to making the Best PC All Star team?
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No, I will do it tomorrow when I have time. Shall I do it based on just the first year (2012/2013 lists) or over their careers from 2011 until they retire? I've got a 2013 list save where I'm up to 2017 or something. I can count up who has made the AA the most and put them in and also check how others have been going.
 
Ok, Here is the Rising Star team based on players performance from 2011-2021, I will consider all players who played in 2011 and who were below the age of 21 , and are still playing. I have decided to put a little description of each player with the awards they have won, and how they have performed during the period, because it may help if anyone wants to trade in any of these players if they are using the 2013 lists.

Rising Star Team:
B: Jake Carlisle, Nathan Blee, Alex Sexton
HB: Chris Yarran, Daniel Talia, Luke Tapscott
C: Brodie Smith, Jaegar O'Meara, Jared Polec
HF: Steele Sidebottom , Joe Daniher, Jaime Elliot
F: Brodie Grundie, Jack Darling, Sam Day
R: Nic Naitanui, David Swallow, Nathan Fyfe
I: Jesse Hogan, Tom Liberatore, Dyson Heppell
Sub: Dustin Martin
Unlucky: Jake Stringer, Trent Cotchin, Jack Trengrove, Michael Hurley, Ryan Schoenmakers

Jake Carlisle 30yo (232 games, 42 goals): Carlilse had his best season in 2014 where he in 22 games he managed 390 disposals and 130 tackles playing in the back pocket, he also won his only premiership and AA selection in this year.
Nathan Blee 31yo (219 games, 59 goals): Has 8 all Australians including 6 in a row. Best Season - 22 games, 463 Disposals, 89 marks, 111 tackles and 127 Hardball gets in 2015 where he won his 3rd AA.
Alex Sexton 28yo (243 games, 96 goals): 4 consecutive AA teams and a premiership with the Gold Coast in 2019. Sexton has also proved to be a handy player up forward kicking 28.7 in his latest season while averaging 19.5 disposals. Was also nominated for the rising star in 2011.
Chris Yarran 31yo (246 games, 206 goals): He has won 6 consecutive All Australians. Best Season (2015) - Playing in the back pocket, Yarran collected 424 disposals and made 115 tackles in 26 games where he played in a lost grand final. Can play up forward or down back.
Daniel Talia 30yo (250 games, 47 goals): Rated the best tall defender in the game with a rating of 94, Talia Selected in 5 AA teams in a row
Luke Tapscott 30yo (226 games, 46 goals): Selected in the 2019 and 2020 AA teams where he averaged 22.9 and 24.5 disposals respectively.
Brodie Smith 30yo (241 games, 116 goals): Was nominated for the rising star in 2011 and selected in the AA team in 2020. He had his best season in 2021 where he became a premiership player averaging 28.2 disposals along with making 128 tackles and 133 clearances.
Jaegar O'Meara 28yo (238 games, 141 goals): 6 club champions including 4 in a row, two all Australians in 2019 and 2020 and also a premiership in 2019. Had his best season in 2020 where he averaged 30 disposals and had 112 marks, 148 tackles and 101 clearances.
Jared Polec 29yo (219 games, 120 goals): His only accolade is being nominated for the rising star in 2012, but has proved more than that averaging 26 disposals in his past 5 seasons and being a regular leader in clearances, in 2017 he had 146 clearances which has been a season high for any player.
Steele Sidebottom 31yo (290 games, 236 goals): Selected in the 2018 All Australian team and a premiership in 2021 with Collingwood, played half of 2011-2021 as a forward. In 121 games as a forward he kicked 139 goals including 38 in 26 games in 2017. For the other half of the period, Sidebottom has been a regular ball getter, averaging 25 disposals over 133 games playing as a mid.
Joe Daniher 28yo (201 games, 742 goals): Won Essendon's club champion in 2018 and 2020. Played in the 2014 premiership side and won the Coleman in 2016 kicking 110 goals in 26 games. Unlucky not to win the Coleman the year before kicking 106 goals.
Jaime Elliot 29yo (227 games, 294 goals): Was selected in the All Australian in 2019 and 2020, also won a premiership with Collingwood in 2021, He had his best season in 2020 kicking 40 goals as a small forward.
Brodie Grundie 27yo (244 games, 226 goals): All Australian in 2018 and a premiership 2021. Grundie has been a big game player winning a norm smith in the lost grand final of 2018, and also in the winning side of 2021. His best season came in 2021 where he managed 580 hitouts and 36 goals.
Jack Darling 29yo (255 games, 884 goals): Darling has kicked the most goals out of any player who was below the age of 21 in 2011 and has been unlucky not to win a Coleman despite being a regular top 5 finisher in goals. Was nominated for the rising star in 2011 and has 5 All Australian selections.
Sam Day 29yo (156 games, 527 goals): All Australian in 2018, A premiership in 2019 where he won the Coleman kicking 107 goals. Kicked 117 the year before and was unlucky not to win. Won the Brownlow in 2020 despite only playing 17 games.
Nic Naitanui 31yo (265 games, 141 goals): Selected four times in the All Australian and has been in the top 5 for marks and hitouts numerous times.
David Swallow 29yo (242 games, 138 goals): All Australian in 2019 and 2020, Won a premiership in 2019 and nominated for the rising star in 2011. For the past three years he has been a high possession getter with 770, 833 and 786.
Nathan Fyfe 30yo (246 games, 144 goals): Selected in 6 consecutive AA teams, where he has averaged over 30 disposals each year.
Jesse Hogan 27yo (219 games, 669 goals): No All Australians, however won the club champion in 2017 and 2018, won a premiership in 2019. Kicked 105 goals in 25 games in 2021.
Tom Liberatore 29yo (208 games, 146 goals): 4 consecutive All Australians
Dyson Heppell 29yo (213 games, 66 goals): All Australian in 2019, and a premiership in 2014.
Dustin Martin 30yo (255 games, 140 goals): Club Champion in 2011 and a premiership with Richmond in 2020.
 

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Would anyone know if you could use command prompt to change your mac address? The issue I'm having is that I was given a laptop by the company I work for, a relatively new model too. It runs extremely fast and I figured this would be brilliant for Premiership Coach. The only issue is that the computer has a few fonts and for god knows what reason, I'm unable to access the network and sharing center. They've said that the issue would be fixed, but aren't sure when, and I'm such an impatient bastard, so I was just wondering if it's possible?
 
SSwans2011 said:
Would anyone know if you could use command prompt to change your mac address? The issue I'm having is that I was given a laptop by the company I work for, a relatively new model too. It runs extremely fast and I figured this would be brilliant for Premiership Coach. The only issue is that the computer has a few fonts and for god knows what reason, I'm unable to access the network and sharing center. They've said that the issue would be fixed, but aren't sure when, and I'm such an impatient bastard, so I was just wondering if it's possible?
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I would assume that your laptop would be running windows 8 as you said it is a relatively new model, I haven't used windows 8, but I believe the many options to getting to the internet connections would be similar to 7. You might be able to access your internet connection options by viewing your internet connections from the right hand side of the start bar. You can then follow the instructions to change the mac address.
 
Nope, they've developed it horribly so that a completely new screen pops up. If I right click it, I'm given 4 options, none of which relate to the properties or configuration.

Now that I think about it, I believe it's one of those tablets (?) that are an absolute joke. As you can tell, I'm not quite up to scratch with technology.

Never mind, all in all it seems a rather poor device, so I'd be concerned about attempting to play PC2011, a game that already has a fair few errors on there.
 
SSwans2011 said:
Nope, they've developed it horribly so that a completely new screen pops up. If I right click it, I'm given 4 options, none of which relate to the properties or configuration.

Now that I think about it, I believe it's one of those tablets (?) that are an absolute joke. As you can tell, I'm not quite up to scratch with technology.

Never mind, all in all it seems a rather poor device, so I'd be concerned about attempting to play PC2011, a game that already has a fair few errors on there.
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I was actaully just searching around for other methods to change your mac address, the main one that I found was the one that is in my instructions. I didn't find anyway to change it via command prompt, however a few sites suggested downloading a program that changes your mac address, there were a few programs around but I can't confirm that they work yet because I haven't tried. You might want to check them out if see if there is one that is reliable and works.
 
Yeah, I'd heard of programs that allowed you to change your mac address, but had doubts on their reliability. I have found one that seems to work, so I'll probably give it a try tomorrow. I'll post the link here if it works.
 

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