I Gave EVERY Non-League Team £1 BILLION in FM24

The £280m in other is because when you reach just over £1bn the game "invests some for the future" to avoid an overflow on the balance float in the code. They would have been making crazy profit from the interest in the first couple months before the game adjusted it

Tom you never show us the teams who get relegated from the national league in the first season and what happens to them in the national league north/south! :(

What about giving each 1 bill and flip the leagues too? Would be harder for the current pl teams to catch up

I do feel with these experiments that because every team that’s received the money they will be going out and bidding/ approaching players to sign and competing with each other so that massively inflates player wages. Could be wrong but if I was one of the better players in that division and had 10 clubs after me I’d be trying to get the most amount of money possible.

Can you do a video where you give every league a £1,000,000,000 deal? It'd be cool to see how it effects the market. It'd obviously majorly effect the wages but it'd be cool to see if it also effects the fees clubs pay for players since every team would have the means to make massive bids for any player they want. It'd also be cool to see what happens to leagues like LaLiga which requires release clauses. They might get all their best players taken from them or maybe the release clauses would reach astronomical levels for every single player.

The problem with these experiments is the game just doesn’t do them fully like you put city in the bottom league and haaland ends up scoring twice in 37 games or you give a club a billion and ten years later they’ve only spent 40 mil on transfers.

Interesting to see Bury up there. Just to let you and anyone else know, Bury AFC (not afc Bury) merged with the entity that has always been Bury FC. So not a phoenix club as such, just one that took a few years out, dropped down 6 tiers and had a merger.

Maybe hard to do, but it would be cool to swap squads, like City swap with a national team but money,rep etc remains and see how they manage the problem that comes with that :)

The best part about this, Brighton winning all that silverware and watching Crystal Palace afll away to nothingness. It is glorious!!! Up The Albion!

I love how you got a video of the UWL indoor track facility being built. Just down the road from me in Wisconsin.

Fm24 just dropped and Tom's already dropping bangers

Nothing says 'small-time non league fan' like fist pumping when you see Tonbridge actually got promoted into the National League in 50 years. (Usually we stay in NLS or get relegated down to regional leagues in videos like this)

As a Brighton fan, I am very happy with this video. At least 2 premier leagues, at least 1 FA cup, who knows about champions leagues and Crystal Palace in National League South 😂❤

a classic IGE experiment we love

What mostly happens with the money in the first seasons is that the team is hit with a tax bill. of about 300million or less.

As a Crystal and Bromley fan, I can count myself lucky on this one

Lolol love the b-roll of UW La Crosse over here in Wisconsin!

I would like to see someone actually play as a club in this scenario. The initial strategy is actually quite a conundrum. You know you should be sensible, but with only two teams going up per season, if you don’t engage in even a bit of money splashing, it might take forever to go up, (and you might even risk going down). In some sense, you’re kind of giving bazookas to beggars. Maybe the smart thing is to accept that even relegation in the first season wouldn’t be a particularly bad thing if you’re mostly just sitting on the cash and improving your facilities. But would anyone have the patience to turtle for 5-10 seasons before making their actual run up the pyramid?

How about... 100 percent random. Take all the clubs in the top seven divisions, and put them in a random selection for each league. It'd be comical seeing Vauxhall taking the place of Arsenal.

Love your videos