What does the database setting do? (Full / Large / etc)

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What does the database setting do? (Full / Large / etc)

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The default is normal..

what should I check mine as?

It the manual it says, a junk pc should run it as minimal...

I have a icore7 processor...

so full is good?
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I have a bad computer and i run it fine on the largest of everything :P
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yeah the game doesn't take a lot of cpu usage... I thought that was the obvious choice... didn't didn't know if it would lag it down or something.

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Re: Database Full? Or Large?

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Game speed depends of database which you choose. Not leagues. Of course you can choose more leagues and if you're currently for example in KHL you can choose in preferences rest on quick sim. It helps also.
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Named wrote:Game speed depends of database which you choose. Not leagues. Of course you can choose more leagues and if you're currently for example in KHL you can choose in preferences rest on quick sim. It helps also.
League selection does in fact have a significant bearing. The more leagues you select, the slower the game will be.
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What does the database setting do?

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What are the benefits of having the data base on large as apposed to normal or minimum?
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Larger database = More players will be loaded into the saved game but the game will run more slowly.
Smaller database = Fewer players will be loaded but the game will run faster.
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Full database vs Normal

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What are the benefits of having the database on full? Are there just more potential players to scout? Does it make the game run slower or is that only when you have multiple leagues on enhanced.
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More players, more leagues = more statistics to count and game works slowly. If You play one specific league put the rest on quick sim and should be faster.
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I'd say, if you play a low end team in an amateur / semi-pro league, you could benefit from a larger database. More obscure players to sign.
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Re: Database Full? Or Large?

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Peter_Doherty wrote:I have a bad computer and i run it fine on the largest of everything :P
Can't get older than what I have like system and the game plays fine with the full database on it.

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