FM2009 官方博客第二篇(2)

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球队号码退役——某个球员在球队中效力多年后，你可以让他的球衣号码退役。现实中已经退役的号码在游戏 中也会退役。

未选择的球队的改造——确保没有选择的球队有足够的角逐。如果你没有选择某一联赛，那么在这个联赛中效 力的球员也会打满整个赛季的角逐。

球员国籍的改造——此刻的牢固x年后才气得到国籍，将改造成在非凡的条件下y年就可以得到国籍。

球员伤病历史——可以显示出球员的伤病历史。

此刻你已经看了许多。我提出了40真是不少。另有30余条没有发布。这些惊喜等着各人在游戏中去发明吧。。 。

感谢阅读。我以后会返来宣布更多差异类型的blog。

第二页（原文）

Hello again, and welcome to the 2nd Football Manager™ 2009 blog.

As promised earlier, now is the time to reveal in one handy place all the new features that we've already announced for Football Manager 2009 via the YouTube video and the Football Manager podcast. It's quite a long list, with some big, and some small but nice things. This is not everything that's new in the game, just what we've announced so far, with more to be announced in the coming weeks on these very blogs, the podcast, and likely a few other places too.

Anyway, enough from me, and onto the game...

First off, the stuff that was announced in the original press release and the announcement video. You can tell that these were written by someone who writes press releases for a living, compared to the descriptions of the latter features.

3D Match Engine – This year’s match engine has seen more testing than ever before having been extensively beta tested in Football Manager™ Live for the past year.

The famous Football Manager match engine can now be viewed in full 3D with motion captured animations the players. Sports Interactive has been working on the 3D match engine with the support of SEGA Japan’s Sega sports team who provided the motion capture data.

You can now watch your matches in 3D from multiple camera angles and re-watch any part of the match by fast forwarding and rewinding the action using a new match time bar that flags the key moments in the game.

The old 2D view of the match engine is still there, especially for those people whose computers aren’t powerful enough to take advantage of the 3D views.

TV View – Watch your matches in new full screen TV view and customise your match day screen with widgets to view the information you need as a football manager, be it player performance, match action zones, pitch radar, latest scores and many more.

Assistant Manager Feedback – Pre-match and in-match feedback from your Assistant Manager on how the team is performing and your player’s motivation levels, as well as hints on how your tactics are working and how you could outwit the opposition’s tactics.

Improved Media – SI have worked hard to reflect the greater impact the media has been having in recent years on the world of football, in the in-game dealings with the press. The game now features more news stories, more detail and greater media interaction than ever before, creating an even more realistic simulation of the football world.

Press Conferences – Attend pre-match and post-match press conferences with local and national journalists and build up relationships with them over time, but choose your answers carefully because they could come back to haunt you in the media at a later date.

Transfer System – Completely new and re-written transfer system code, providing an even more realistic simulation of real-life football transfers.

Transfer Rumours – View the latest news on what players are being speculated on, and who’s said to be interested in securing their services.

Board Confidence – Following on from its addition in Football Manager™ 2008, board confidence has been expanded and improved. In addition, the board will now also feedback to you on your squad harmony and the club’s stature in the football world.

Preferred Moves – Train your players to learn ‘preferred moves’ to add to their game. For example, train central defenders to not dive into tackles, or wingers to do stepovers before crossing the ball.

Female Manager – For the very first time you can now play as a female manager. All of the text in the game now also has a female gender so the game represents female managers and staff in the game in the correct gender.

Realistic Finances – SI have listened to feedback from all of their researchers to try and model every single financial area of the game correctly for each country, including transfers, staff wages, budgets, ticket prices, season tickets, competition bonuses and club sponsorships.

Updated Competitions – Fully updated for the new 2008/09 football season with all the latest league, club and player data, featuring over 5,000 playable clubs from over 50 countries, and around 350,000 players and staff from around the world, drawn fresh from the famous Sports Interactive database.

Widescreen Support – As a result of usability testing on Football Manager 2008, this year sees widescreen support for the game for the first time, as well as lots of tweaks to the user interface for easier navigation.