About This Game Put Yourself in the Front OfficeFront Office Football is a text-based sports simulation. It's a game for those of us who love the numbers in sports.In Front Office Football, you play the role of your favorite team's general manager. You determine your team's future through trading with opponents, negotiating contracts, bidding for free agents and discovering new talent through the annual amateur draft.You can also play the role of the armchair coach, setting game plans and depth charts, or even calling each play from an extensive playbook.You can determine ticket prices and submit stadium construction plans for public approval. You can move your team if the public won't properly support your franchise.Front Office Football Seven includes a multi-player career mode with full ftp support, allowing you to compete in a league with up to 31 other enthusiastic general managers. Multi-player mode runs independently of Steam and requires a commissioner to manage the web site.The original game, released in 1998, received an Editors' Choice award from Computer Gaming World and a 4 1/2-star review. It was nominated for numerous Sports Game of the Year awards. This is the Seventh full version.Front Office Football Seven features a 2015 player file and new careers with the default files begin in 2015 with the 2015 schedule. We're keeping this product on sale at half price to promote the series. For the latest in the series, Front Office Football Eight is available and features a 2018 player file and schedule.Your Goals in Front Office FootballIn order to succeed in Front Office Football, you need to perform as well as possible in four different areas.Team Performance. On the field, your primary goal is winning the coveted Front Office Bowl. Your fans, players and staff all want to see that championship banner raised to a new position in the ring of honor surrounding your stadium.Financial Performance. Off the field, your team needs to show a profit, or the owner will become angry and threaten your job. You need to control salary and staff costs while balancing the need to spend money to build and upgrade your stadium against the risk of facing stagnant ticket revenue with an aging arena.Roster Value. You need to negotiate contracts, sign free agents, make wise decisions in the amateur draft and outsmart opposing general managers in trade. Building a strong, capable roster means everything in Front Office Football.Franchise Value. The bottom line is that a happy owner has a franchise that's the envy of professional football. Nothing means more to the owners than seeing their franchise on the top of the list of most valuable franchises. You help put your team on that list by excelling in the three other categories, but the best general managers look for opportunities to move the team in order to find a home town with a strong economy that will support your team like none other.Major Features of Front Office FootballThe game concentrates on roster management and career play. There are several key elements emphasized in the game design:A realistic trading module. You can't simply take the players you want from other teams.Proper aging of players. Players at different positions age differently. Quarterbacks need a couple of more years to reach their prime, but their careers last several years longer, on average, than running backs.The amateur draft. Teams realistically assess their needs, and build through the draft.Statistics. All the major stats are tracked and are available at any given time. Career and full season-by-season statistics are tracked in 135 different categories, including Red Zone and Third Down numbers. You can view and sort statistics by team, category and position. It's fast and accurate. Front Office Football also tracks and displays 182 different team statistics and league totals.Play calling. Designed to allow quick selection of a large library of players, you can be the ultimate GM and wrest control of the play-by-play action from your coach. You can tailor your in-game strategy to your team's strengths without having to build each play from scratch.Free agency. Teams compete with you to sign the best free agents. Each player has his own idea of how much he wants to stay with his existing team, and how much he wants to play for a champion. But money is still at the root of all decisions.Home towns. Each player will have a home town from nearly 10,000 American cities. When deciding on teams during free agency, players may prefer a team closer to home.Depth charts. You set the depth chart at each position for your team, and fill out a play preference chart. Front Office Football simulates games based on these charts. You can choose different personnel depending on your choice of formations.Game plans. The game plan will allow you to specify different strategies depending on the score of the game and how much time remains. There are literally thousands of choices to make, or you can leave everything to your coaching staff.Player ratings. Each player is rated for 53 different skills. But you don't have access to the raw numbers. Where's the fun in that? You hire a coaching staff, with varied strengths and weaknesses. Your coaches tell you how good they think your players are - and how good they think your opponents' players are.The salary cap. It's an essential tool in keeping parity among professional football rosters. You'll have to cut your aging, high-paid veterans just like any ruthless general manager worth his weight in negotiations.City profiles. Submit a plan to build a new stadium to your voters. If they turn you down, you can propose a move to any of 169 cities modeled in the game. Each city is rated for several economic criteria, which affects its desire for a new team.Team chemistry. Players will perform better or worse in some instances, depending on how they feel about players in their group.Dynamic Quarterback learning process. As quarterbacks learn more about the game, they will have access to more plays during games, allowing the smarter signal-callers to better confuse their opponents.Record keeping. All team statistics are tracked for a manager's entire career. Team records, including all-time performance against every other team, are kept. A game-by-game performance breakdown is always available for individual players.Power ratings. You can see how your team ranks using Solecismic Software's custom power rankings. These ratings are used to set a point spread for each game.Enhanced replay value. Every time you start a new career, the core ratings for each player are randomly affected. For veterans, the random change will be very small. Established stars will always be significant players. For rookies, however, performance will vary significantly. This allows for a more challenging game and greater replay value.Multi-Player League Support. Choose a commissioner to run the games for your league. Your commissioner will simulate the games and process every team's instruction set for each stage during the game. Up to 32 people can compete in each multi-player league.Thanks for taking a look at Front Office Football. 7aa9394dea Title: Front Office Football SevenGenre: Indie, Simulation, Sports, StrategyDeveloper:Solecismic SoftwarePublisher:Solecismic SoftwareRelease Date: 21 Nov, 2014 Front Office Football Seven Ativador Download [full Version] front office football 7 draft files. front office football 7 cheats. front office football 7 crack. front office football 7 download. front office football 7 free download. front office football 7 forum. front office football 7 draft analyzer. front office football 7 free. front office football 7 guide. front office football seven pc download. front office football 7 player editor. front office football 7 nfl rosters. front office football 7 vs 8. front office football 7 real teams. front office football 7 draft guide. front office football 7 review. front office football seven mods. front office football seven update. front office football 7 free agency. front office football 7 strategy. front office football seven roster. front office football seven. front office football 7 rosters. front office football seven manual. front office football 7 tips. front office football 7 editor. front office football 7 roster files Best Elifoot ever.. This game is frustrating as hell. As much as I try to like it (as I love the stats that it generates), here are the problems.The interface is from the 90's. Horrible modal windows that need to be constantly opened and closed to the point of exhaustion.Too many injuries to the point of being unrealistic. I've had several seasons completely ruined by having my roster decimated with injuries. I dread checking the injuries after every game. I've never seen teams completely wiped out by injuries to that extent in the NFL (to the point where I need to acquire 1 to 2 players each week just to field a freak'n team). I shouldn't have to tweak the config settings to make injuries realistic.One of my best players was "severely depressed" for an entire season and would not play. I could have cut him if I wanted to pay about a $1 mil. settlement. I know that kind of stuff happens from time to time for real, but combine that with my six players that are out for 10 weeks with broken arms, feet, clavicles etc. and it gets a little unnerving.There is not enough background on players in the draft other than combine scores. What this means is that the draft is usually a complete crap shoot. Acquiring new staff members with good scouting ability doesn't seem to change a thing.I need to draft coaches...give me a break.I'm required to have a fullback on the roster...give me a break. Waste of a roster spot.This just names a few of the problems.. This game is probably the best Football(American Football) sim I've come across, but it does come with some flaws as well.If you don't know what you're getting yourself into, it's a text based game that is focused on statistics(and does this game ever track them).The good parts of this game is that is when I've ran statistical sims without giving much attention to rosters for testing purposes, the game does provide pretty accurate data that corrensponds with the players rating, the teams rating and other factors such as personality, coaching etc. This exceeded my expectations on how the game would compile stats. The game doesn't allow for too many lopsided trades to load teams up(note you also have a salary cap to deal with), but if you really try hard you can fleece the AI(but what fun is that?). Aside from being the General Manager, you are able to coach your team, set your depth charts, and run 100's of different plays. It's not too complex, and it's very enjoyable(remember, this is a text based sports sim, not Madden).My biggest gripe is the user interface. The UI is so outdated(it's something you'd expect out of a game created 20 years ago). It makes navigating really difficult, and it's unsightly compared to other sports sims. Back to the navigation, is that it's very clunky, the menus aren't well organized(I attribute this to the clunky feeling of the UI). If the UI was ever improved, this game would be a hit amongst sim enthusiats. The UI also makes this game very unfriendly to new players, not just to this game, but those making this their first sim they've tried. There is no tutorial, there is no glossary for stat abbreviations (or the reason they're tracked).I'm a little harsh on the negative aspect, but once you get used the UI and if you have prior knowledge of Football, the game is quite a bit of fun. While it's not a 10/10, I'd give the game a solid 8/10, and I recommend it with a little caution as there is a bit of a learning curve.. This game is one of my favorites, It could use a facelift on the Ui and make it easier to do certain things but all in all very great game! anyone who enjoys management will love this game. I am a big time fan of football and have always searched for a game that allowed me to take the place of an NFL General Manager and call all the shots. With Front Office Football Seven, I can do what I've always wanted to do. This game gives an in-depth experience of running a football franchise and I couldn't be more pleased with what is offered. I could play this game for years and never get bored. If you are a fan of football and find yourself constantly analyzing rosters, players, draft prospects, etc; please do yourself a huge favor and buy this game. You will not get bored.
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