Equipe Al Fafa
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Hello guys,
I’m here to talk about the Equipe Al Fafa( Al Fafa Team in english) We are a brazilian team Who Edit the Football Manager’s database, creating or activating several countries that do not exist in the original database. We do our job since the 2009 version of the game.
We’ve created countries of every part of the world, including real countries and “fictionary” ones. There’s a list off all that we’ve already done:
Vietnam – FM09
Malta – FM09
São Paulo – FM09 (database that represented the ‘State of São Paulo’ as an independent country)
Central African Republic – FM10
Haiti – FM10
San Marino – FM10
Swaziland – FM10
Kenya – FM10
Belize – FM10
Jamaica – FM10
New Caledonia – FM10
Basque Country – FM10 (database that represented the ‘Basque Country’ as an independent country)
São Paulo – FM10 (the same as the 09 version)
Iraq – FM11
São Paulo – FM11 (the same as the previous versions)
Lapland – FM11 (database that represents the region of Lapland as an independent country)
We publish our databases at Orkut (a social network similar to Facebook that is used by most of the Brazilians), where we propose these challenges.
During these 2 years of hard work, we’ve won many fans that nowadays are active in our community and in our chat. We use to create pools where these guys can choose which challenge will be the next one.
Starting by today, we want to break this barrier o four Jobs been published Just in Brazil and, because of that, we’re here to show to all the members of Sports Intercative’s forum what we do and what we want to keep on doing.
For our last challenge (Lapland), we used the following structure:
DATABASE
The DB has exactly 200 clubs
1ª Division – 12 clubs, each team plays twice against the others, the bottom two teams are relegated and the following three bottom teams “qualify” to a relegation play-off.,
2ª Division – 80 clubs, 4 groups with 20 teams each. Each team plays only once against the others, the two best qualified teams of each group are qualified to a promotion play-off, the two bottom teams are relegated and the three following bottom teams are “qualified” to the promotion play-off. turno único,
3ª Division – 108 clubs, 6 groups with 18 teams each. Each team plays only once against the others, the champion of each group is promoted and the teams between the 2nd and the 5th position are qualified do a promotion play-off.
DOWNLOAD – XML LAPLAND - Laponia_v20.xml - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download
Extract to:My Documents/Sports Interactive/Football Manager 2011/editor data
Recomendations: Don’t load the Norwegian, the Swedish, the Finnish and the Russian leagues. Load players from Scandinavia to make your game better. Load the game in December 2010.
Graphics – MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
For the ones who are interested in our previous jobs or in our future ones, please comment or add our MSN chat ([email protected]). The chat is Brazilian, but we’ll try to speak English as best as we can.
Thanks for reading it all, and we apologize for our bad English.
I’m here to talk about the Equipe Al Fafa( Al Fafa Team in english) We are a brazilian team Who Edit the Football Manager’s database, creating or activating several countries that do not exist in the original database. We do our job since the 2009 version of the game.
We’ve created countries of every part of the world, including real countries and “fictionary” ones. There’s a list off all that we’ve already done:
Vietnam – FM09
Malta – FM09
São Paulo – FM09 (database that represented the ‘State of São Paulo’ as an independent country)
Central African Republic – FM10
Haiti – FM10
San Marino – FM10
Swaziland – FM10
Kenya – FM10
Belize – FM10
Jamaica – FM10
New Caledonia – FM10
Basque Country – FM10 (database that represented the ‘Basque Country’ as an independent country)
São Paulo – FM10 (the same as the 09 version)
Iraq – FM11
São Paulo – FM11 (the same as the previous versions)
Lapland – FM11 (database that represents the region of Lapland as an independent country)
We publish our databases at Orkut (a social network similar to Facebook that is used by most of the Brazilians), where we propose these challenges.
During these 2 years of hard work, we’ve won many fans that nowadays are active in our community and in our chat. We use to create pools where these guys can choose which challenge will be the next one.
Starting by today, we want to break this barrier o four Jobs been published Just in Brazil and, because of that, we’re here to show to all the members of Sports Intercative’s forum what we do and what we want to keep on doing.
For our last challenge (Lapland), we used the following structure:
DATABASE
The DB has exactly 200 clubs
1ª Division – 12 clubs, each team plays twice against the others, the bottom two teams are relegated and the following three bottom teams “qualify” to a relegation play-off.,
2ª Division – 80 clubs, 4 groups with 20 teams each. Each team plays only once against the others, the two best qualified teams of each group are qualified to a promotion play-off, the two bottom teams are relegated and the three following bottom teams are “qualified” to the promotion play-off. turno único,
3ª Division – 108 clubs, 6 groups with 18 teams each. Each team plays only once against the others, the champion of each group is promoted and the teams between the 2nd and the 5th position are qualified do a promotion play-off.
DOWNLOAD – XML LAPLAND - Laponia_v20.xml - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download
Extract to:My Documents/Sports Interactive/Football Manager 2011/editor data
Recomendations: Don’t load the Norwegian, the Swedish, the Finnish and the Russian leagues. Load players from Scandinavia to make your game better. Load the game in December 2010.
Graphics – MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
For the ones who are interested in our previous jobs or in our future ones, please comment or add our MSN chat ([email protected]). The chat is Brazilian, but we’ll try to speak English as best as we can.
Thanks for reading it all, and we apologize for our bad English.
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