Quote:Vaduz
The dominant Liechtenstein Club, perennial Cup winners (a record 49 times) and the only to have played in the Swiss top-flight (or indeed the top two tiers) as well as being the only fully professional outfit.
Currently in the Challenge League (2nd level) after becoming the first Liechtenstein team to qualify for the Group Stage of European competition last season.
(In 23/24 real-life went out in the first qualifier this year and are midtable)
Play at the national stadium

USV Eschen/Mauren
Semi-professional
The second-best team in recent years, the last team to wrest the Cup from Vaduz in 2012, though only fourth in the all-time list with 5 titles in total.
Currently in the First League Classic (4th tier) and have never played higher than this though have made the promotion play-offs a couple of time.
(In 23/24 real life have made a good start to the season looking like promotion contenders)
Stadium is used for the U-21 national team

Balzers
Semi-professional
Historically the second most successful with 11 Cups, but last in 1997.
Never played higher than the First League Classic, but back at that level after immediately bouncing back from relegation the season before.
(In 23/24 real life have made a terrible start to the season looking odds-on to go back down again, though have improved slightly since the managerial team and Liechtenstein legends, the Polverino brothers were sacked)

Ruggell
Amateur.
Never won the Cup, though reached the final 7 times
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level) which they are leading in real life at the half-way stage having only dropped points in 2 games
Have the best training facilities as national team facilities are based in Ruggell.

Schaan
Amateur.
Won the Cup 3 teams, last in 1994
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level), and spent a single season in the 2 Liga Regional ten years ago, before plummeting as low as the 8th level.
On the way back with a new national training centre being built (due to be completed spring 2026 which will see their facilities eclipse Ruggell and Vaduz) and in have won 11 out of 11 in real-life.

Triesenberg
Amateur.
Never won the Cup, reaching the final for the first and only time so far in 2015.
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level), mid-table in real-life but in the Cup semi-final against local rivals Triesen with a chance for a second final

Triesen
Amateur.
If there's such a thing as a sleeping giant in Liechtenstein, it's Triesen who dominated the early years of the Cup in the last century.
Still third in the all-time list with 8 titles, though none since 1975 (which was the last-time they reached the final)
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level), mid-table in real-life but in the Cup semi-final against local rivals Triesenberg with a chance for a first final in almost 50 years

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(03-07-2024, 03:24 PM)SELLECK87 Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.EDIT: Aggiunti nuovi file per:
1) Swi OFV FM24 Il Liec può essere campione Senza che le squadre del Liechtenstein possano essere campioni svizzeri (in senso stretto, non è una regola della vita reale, ma se mai si verificasse nella realtà sarebbe interessante vedere cosa succede).
2) Aggiornamento Coppa Liec Corregge la Coppa Liechtenstein al formato attuale della vita reale (sarà necessario selezionare questo file individualmente insieme a uno dei due file Swi OFV FM24 (a seconda che si voglia che le squadre del Liechtenstein possano essere campioni svizzeri o meno) quando si inizia una nuova partita
3) Liechtenstein in Euro U19U18 Ripristina le squadre U18/U19 del Liechtenstein nelle qualificazioni UEFA come nella vita reale (essendo rimaste fuori per alcuni anni - nella vita reale sono rimaste fuori dalle attuali qualificazioni UEFA U21, ma è improbabile che ciò sia permanente, quindi le abbiamo lasciate così).

Dopo il file popolare dell'anno scorso, ecco la versione di FM24 con le stesse caratteristiche.

La Coppa Svizzera ha qualificazioni corrette al 100%
Swiss Promotion League (livello 3) attivata con regole reali al 100%, tra cui l'eleggibilità dei giocatori (comprese le squadre U21), i periodi della stagione, la qualificazione alla Coppa Svizzera e le finanze realistiche.
Prima Lega Svizzera Classica (livello 4) attivata con regole reali al 100%, compresi i play-off, l'eleggibilità dei giocatori (comprese le squadre U21), i periodi stagionali, la qualificazione alla Coppa Svizzera e le finanze realistiche.
Seconda Lega Regionale Svizzera (livello 5) attivata con il 90% di regole reali*, compresi i migliori secondi posti, i periodi stagionali e la qualificazione alla Coppa Svizzera.

* solo retrocessione nella regione OFV attivata per alcune ragioni
(ci vuole troppo tempo per impostare le squadre e i campionati mancanti nel database; ci vuole troppo tempo per elaborare le partite con 100 squadre in più)

A differenza dell'anno scorso, solo metà della struttura OFV è completamente attivata con il 90% di set up* e regole reali.

* i) invece di 2 gruppi al livello superiore (2.Liga) solo 1, invece di 4 gruppi al secondo livello (3.Liga) solo 2, e questa volta 3 gruppi al terzo livello (4.Liga) attivati.
ii) Quest'anno non sono state aggiunte squadre mancanti al database, quindi è stato necessario spostare le squadre da una divisione all'altra per far funzionare il sistema.
divisioni per far funzionare il tutto
(Ho voluto creare la 4.Liga per far giocare le squadre riserve del Liechtenstein, inoltre il database delle altre squadre OFV è migliorato quest'anno; è solo una mia preferenza, ma non mi piace aggiungere giocatori alle squadre reali o che le squadre siano piene di giocatori grigi).
iii) Ha ancora una struttura di campionato funzionante, la qualificazione alla Coppa Svizzera nella vita reale e la possibilità extra di ottenere un trofeo per diventare "Regionalmeister" dell'OFV se si vince il Gruppo 1 dell'OFV contro i vincitori del Gruppo 2 inattivo.

Campionati regionali giovanili U19 più U18 per i tre livelli superiori
Aggiunti i giocatori Liec U17 troppo giovani per il database

L'intenzione di questo database è quella di giocare come una delle sette squadre del Liechtenstein:

Quote:Vaduz
The dominant Liechtenstein Club, perennial Cup winners (a record 49 times) and the only to have played in the Swiss top-flight (or indeed the top two tiers) as well as being the only fully professional outfit.
Currently in the Challenge League (2nd level) after becoming the first Liechtenstein team to qualify for the Group Stage of European competition last season.
(In 23/24 real-life went out in the first qualifier this year and are midtable)
Play at the national stadium

USV Eschen/Mauren
Semi-professional
The second-best team in recent years, the last team to wrest the Cup from Vaduz in 2012, though only fourth in the all-time list with 5 titles in total.
Currently in the First League Classic (4th tier) and have never played higher than this though have made the promotion play-offs a couple of time.
(In 23/24 real life have made a good start to the season looking like promotion contenders)
Stadium is used for the U-21 national team

Balzers
Semi-professional
Historically the second most successful with 11 Cups, but last in 1997.
Never played higher than the First League Classic, but back at that level after immediately bouncing back from relegation the season before.
(In 23/24 real life have made a terrible start to the season looking odds-on to go back down again, though have improved slightly since the managerial team and Liechtenstein legends, the Polverino brothers were sacked)

Ruggell
Amateur.
Never won the Cup, though reached the final 7 times
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level) which they are leading in real life at the half-way stage having only dropped points in 2 games
Have the best training facilities as national team facilities are based in Ruggell.

Schaan
Amateur.
Won the Cup 3 teams, last in 1994
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level), and spent a single season in the 2 Liga Regional ten years ago, before plummeting as low as the 8th level.
On the way back with a new national training centre being built (due to be completed spring 2026 which will see their facilities eclipse Ruggell and Vaduz) and in have won 11 out of 11 in real-life.

Triesenberg
Amateur.
Never won the Cup, reaching the final for the first and only time so far in 2015.
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level), mid-table in real-life but in the Cup semi-final against local rivals Triesen with a chance for a second final

Triesen
Amateur.
If there's such a thing as a sleeping giant in Liechtenstein, it's Triesen who dominated the early years of the Cup in the last century.
Still third in the all-time list with 8 titles, though none since 1975 (which was the last-time they reached the final)
Currently in the OFV 3 League (7th level), mid-table in real-life but in the Cup semi-final against local rivals Triesenberg with a chance for a first final in almost 50 years

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