Worldwide Soccer Manager 2005 Question

[Izulde]

Since I have a top of the line new computer that I got for Christmas, I'm going to try playing all leagues.

However, I selected all countries and chose the lowest leagues available for each country and when I go to start, it says I've selected 114 leagues in 51 countries, yet the manual says there's 158 playable leagues. Any idea where the other 44 leagues are?

[GoldenEagle]

What is your specs on that labtop?

I think you would need one of NASA's mainframes to run all leagues.

[DaddyTorgo]

agreed. that's just asking for trouble

[Izulde]

.... It appears that you're right.

The game just froze up on me ;)

So I should just go with the recommended amount of leagues then that WSM 2005 gives me?

[DaddyTorgo]

yep. that's calculated for your PC i do believe

[Izulde]

Righto :)

Thanks guys!

Now time to decide what leagues to include

[Izulde]

dola,

Just out of curiosity, what's the max # of leagues people have been able to run?

On my new custom built comp that I got for Christmas, it recommends 23 leagues

[Sharpieman]

my computer does pretty well, although I don't run the recommended amount of leagues, I just run the ones I care about from major nations. Which comes out to 19 leagues. I would like to know which nations other people run because most of my soccer knowledge comes from the EPL, I don't know about the relative strength of leagues in other nations. Although I do have limited knowledge of the major euro ones (Germany, Spain, Italy, France and Portugal). Heres the list of nations and leagues I run. Hopefully someone has some suggestions on other nations that would be important:

England-Priemer to league 2
Italy-First and second divisions
Spain-First and second divisions
Germany-First and second divisions
France-First and second divisions
Portugal-First and second divisions
Holland-First and second divisions
Scotland-First and second divisions
USA-I gotta keep track of the homeland.