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⚽ Day 2 of building my own Football Manager game.
UPDATE:
• Improved pitch
• Football engine integration ⚙️
The goal? A football world with 195 countries, tactics, transfers, scouting, management & multiplayer. 🌍⚽
Discord: discord.gg/9C2vKTnh4
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I also added the option to play the game with twin joysticks instead of an auto shooter. It's more of a challenge.
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Switching to twin joysticks over auto shoot is the right call for that arena layout, gives players a reason to actually aim. Honest touch admitting the UI still needs work, most devs would just not mention it.
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Getting this right early means the rest of the product stays consistent instead of every new page inventing its own version of the same thing.
Early days, but this is the part of the process I enjoy most. Before anything's settled, when the decisions still shape everything downstream.
The widget library direction feels smart—starting with reusable cards, tables, and states should make the CRM much easier to scale without losing clarity.