Jacobs Ladder - Asian Adventures
Welcome in to an exciting new challenge I've come up with. It's a mash up of the old challenge created by someone many FM's ago but with more of a focus on the Asian continent. For those of you who don't know what a Jacobs Ladder is I'll explain it you.
"A Jacobs Ladder is a ladder that leads to Heaven that featured in a dream the biblical Patriach Jacob had during his flight from his brother Esau in the Book of Genesis"
The Challenge
I've downloaded the 'Around the World Megapack' by 'Dave the Editor' which is an absolute godsend for these challenges and the games I like to play! It has given me access to 44 nations within Asia. Now for the juicy bit.
I've split the 44 nations into 11 different tiers based on their FIFA World Rankings (as of March, 2022). The aim is to start on the lowest tier and climb our way to the top tier by completing the following objectives:
- Win the top division in 3 of the 4 countries in each tier.
- Win the top domestic cup competition in 3 of the 4 countries in each tier.
Once you've completed a tier, you can then load up the next four countries from the tier above and so on until you've completed all 11 tiers.
The Rules
- Your manager must start with Zero Coaching Qualifcations & Sunday League Playing Experience.
- You cannot skip a tier and must progress in ascending order from 1-11.
- You must complete 3 out of 4 countries in each tier to consider that completed.
- You can manage any National Team you like on the way.
The Tiers:
TIER ONE
Northern Mariana Islands, Sri Lanka, Palestine, East Timor
TIER TWO
Brunei, Mongolia, Bhutan, Laos
TIER THREE
Bangladesh, Macau, Cambodia, Indonesia
TIER FOUR
Nepal, Singapore, Maldives, Malaysia
TIER FIVE
Kuwait, Yemen, Hong Kong, Chinese Taipei
TIER SIX
Myanmar, Turkmenistan, Philippines, Tajikistan
TIER SEVEN
Thailand, India, Palestine, Bahrain
TIER EIGHT
Kyrgyzstan, Jordan, Vietnam, Lebanon
TIER NINE
Uzbekistan, Oman, Syria, China
TIER TEN
Iraq, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia
TIER ELEVEN
South Korea, Australia, Iran, Japan
Welcome in to an exciting new challenge I've come up with. It's a mash up of the old challenge created by someone many FM's ago but with more of a focus on the Asian continent. For those of you who don't know what a Jacobs Ladder is I'll explain it you.
"A Jacobs Ladder is a ladder that leads to Heaven that featured in a dream the biblical Patriach Jacob had during his flight from his brother Esau in the Book of Genesis"
The Challenge
I've downloaded the 'Around the World Megapack' by 'Dave the Editor' which is an absolute godsend for these challenges and the games I like to play! It has given me access to 44 nations within Asia. Now for the juicy bit.
I've split the 44 nations into 11 different tiers based on their FIFA World Rankings (as of March, 2022). The aim is to start on the lowest tier and climb our way to the top tier by completing the following objectives:
- Win the top division in 3 of the 4 countries in each tier.
- Win the top domestic cup competition in 3 of the 4 countries in each tier.
Once you've completed a tier, you can then load up the next four countries from the tier above and so on until you've completed all 11 tiers.
The Rules
- Your manager must start with Zero Coaching Qualifcations & Sunday League Playing Experience.
- You cannot skip a tier and must progress in ascending order from 1-11.
- You must complete 3 out of 4 countries in each tier to consider that completed.
- You can manage any National Team you like on the way.
The Tiers:
TIER ONE
Northern Mariana Islands, Sri Lanka, Palestine, East Timor
TIER TWO
Brunei, Mongolia, Bhutan, Laos
TIER THREE
Bangladesh, Macau, Cambodia, Indonesia
TIER FOUR
Nepal, Singapore, Maldives, Malaysia
TIER FIVE
Kuwait, Yemen, Hong Kong, Chinese Taipei
TIER SIX
Myanmar, Turkmenistan, Philippines, Tajikistan
TIER SEVEN
Thailand, India, Palestine, Bahrain
TIER EIGHT
Kyrgyzstan, Jordan, Vietnam, Lebanon
TIER NINE
Uzbekistan, Oman, Syria, China
TIER TEN
Iraq, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia
TIER ELEVEN
South Korea, Australia, Iran, Japan
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