Jun 14
I tried something last game in cyberpuck, I’ve lowered my ticket price and the result are surprising:
By reducing my mid level ticket by 50% (from 200$ to 100$) and divided my higher level ticket by 3 (165$ to 50$) I’ve increased my revenue by more that 200% .
You should try it and check my other entry on this game here.
Jun 11
This is part 2 of 2 about what to do with your team in the online hockey game cyberpuck. You can read part 1 or check the review of the game.
Last part we talked about how to get a team and what to do first when you get your team.
Today I’m showing you the 7 thing you can do with your team.
Like we said previously you should sign all your player and try to sign as many active players you can. Player can joins and replace NPC on their own too so frequently check if somebody joined your roster. You can make them offer so their player stay longer and add penalty to prevent them from leaving.
Option to check :
Recieved Offers: check the players that want to sign with you
Marketplace: find player that are for sell
Player Search : search and make offer to free player
Updating your line frequently is very important so you always have the best player in your lineup. Update your line especially when you have new player that join. Do the same thing for the shootout order too.
Option to check :
Your ticket price to make more money and upgrade your arena so you can receive more money and offer big juicy contract.
This is your main (and almost only) source of revenue. The other way to get money is to sell player to other team.
Option to check :
If you want your player to be happy and to stay longer offer longer and juicier contract with a penalty if you release them and a sign-in bonus. If you have your own player on your team, you can give them big contract and have a lot of money to spend on training and equipment after.
Option to check:
Personalize your team so you can show your color to other manager, it show that you actively manage your team, increasing the chance of good player joining your team and give a personality to your team.
Go ahead, add a logo, create a banner, give them a great name. Don’t be afraid to be creative.
Option to check:
Talk to the owner if they have other player they want to join the team, put the best player on the best line, discuss strategy with them. Check if they are active.
Option to check:
and in game messaging.
You can go on pickup game and take on other team if they allow the option to do so.
You can also arrange friendly by go to manage team. Then to a page of another team, then click "arrange friendlies" at the top of the page. (I re-added the page -it was missing since the last update).
and can check you pending invitation or the invite you sent in Friendlies.
That all folk, I’m looking for other game to check out, hockey sim or anything else. Please leave a comment if you have a suggestion.
Jun 4
I finally got my hand on a team in cyberpuck, it cost 500 CDP to purchase the team and you need to pay an amount per season, the more season you are willing to pay the less point per season it cost. 
I wasn’t sure where I should buy a team so I bought a team in a country that not too crowded so my team had a good chance of winning.
When you buy a team you get a whole new menu under Manage team.
There a lot of useless option there lets cut the fact and talk about how to get that team and what you can do with your team.
The hard part of buying a team is to get cyberpoint the buy your team, by logging every day you get around 20 point which mights take awhile to get to the minimum 1000 you need.
There other way to get point. You can either promote cyberpuck be referring other player or write some blog post about the game and they will credit you some cyberpoint.
If you have a good pocket you can pour some money in and buy cyberpoint, that probably the easiest way to get cyber point.
Buying a team cost 500 point + up to 500 per season. Once you got those point you can chose how many seasons you want to manage the team and select a team that is free in one of the league of your choice.
If you are just starting you should probably got the less crowded leagues like Germany, Iceland, Japan where there is less competitive teams.
Finally you’ve got your team, grab some champagne and make a big party or just grab a beer, time to set up your team.
There a lot to do with a team but it’s actually require less than time than managing your player.
Probably the first thing you need to do is to put your players (if you can) in your team.
For each player search for your team and make them join the team or you can make an offer from your team menu to all your player.
After that try to find decent free player and make them offer for the position that you need player, the default NPC player are awful so you want to replace them by actively managed players.
Next article about Cyberpuck, I’ll dig deeper on what you can do with your team.
Check out my previous entry about Cyberpuck.