Whistle1 Retro Footballmanagerv2.2.2

What changed

• UXComplete redesign of stadium building with 98 individual blocks and zoom/pan functionality
• New featureNew half-time dressing room feature for team talks, tactics, and motivation
• New featureWeekly event calendar with 36 different activities affecting team morale and finances
• ContentPost-match interview overhaul with result boards and over 100 new situational questions
• UXEditor update allowing custom background images for celebration screens
• UXNew matchday statistics overview using visual bars for shots, corners, and fouls
• New featureEnhanced youth player transfer system with negotiation options and task list integration
• ComplianceOpt-in automatic cloud backup system with persistent settings
• PerformanceStability fixes for crashes in cup mode and saved game loading
• LocalizationCurrency localization for financial amounts in interviews

Original release notes

v2.2.1
Smoother play, safer saves, accurate statistics, easier start.

- No more freezing when saving
- Saved games are safer
- The statistics add up
- An easier start
- Languages and display

v2.2.2
New stadium building design, half-time team talk, event calendar, final score in the interview.

- You now build your stadium in a completely new building design: the overview and the construction are one view in the design of the game, with the aerial photo of your stadium underneath. Instead of eight stands there are 98 blocks, which you mark one by one or with the brush and expand block by block, with zoom and panning; a construction project locks the blocks being built on and, for spectators, the rows in front of them, and places can be built roofed right away.
- At half-time the dressing room waits: praise, criticism, tactics, motivation or a one-to-one chat with a player. The right talk lifts morale and team strength until the final whistle, the wrong one lowers them, and giving the same speech again and again wears off. If you say nothing, the team plays as before. Goals and cards of the first half appear next to the numbers, the question mark explains the rules, and the dressing room has its own picture.
- You can plan one event for every week, with 36 to choose from: from a forest run to an autograph session to dinner with the club management. Every event has an effect and a price, and planning the same thing again and again gives you less from it. Break weeks stay free. The event appears as a bar in the week row, and at the bottom you pull up the dock and tap an event. A badge on the laptop reminds you of free weeks. The question mark explains the rules. After you book, the office shows what it brought. Events can also be planned automatically.
- The laptop in the office now runs a screensaver instead of the static logo: eight patterns, rotating or fixed in the options.
- In the editor you can swap the background pictures of five celebration screens for your own images: champion, national cup winner, continental cup, top scorer, and promotion and relegation. The tile "Winner pictures" is in the editor under "Images".
- The matchday overview in the statistics now shows shots, corners, fouls, cards and injuries of both teams with bars, as in the half-time panel.
- The editor now has "Images" as its own menu item, with a preview from the game and the idea…