5Manager - Online basketball manager game

This leads me to say that while scoial games and scoial structures are interesting in theory, Facebook’s visibility problem is discouraging that innovation from happening I really like this article, but this one part bothers me. It's a common conflation of two different things: Facebook as a platform really means different things to different people.In terms of its ability to enable scoial games and connected experiences using your scoial graph and profile information, Facebook is strong. This is where games have been failing to take full advantage of the Facebook platform, seemingly.In terms of its ability to be a distribution point for products (with its own advertising, app directory, curation policies, and content hosting/framing) Facebook is pretty weak. But this has very little to do with its abilities as a platform (or with games' abilities to be more scoial).Despite parts of the company being now entirely dedicated to supporting games distribution (the games dashboard and Facebook Credits), the company's mission has never been to become a distribution point for games. In fact, the moves towards becoming have been demanded by developers even as the rest of Facebook's development moves them away from being a site of hosted content and toward being a distributed service across the web.

I try to play it but... just don't do it if you aren't a French speaker (translation is horrible and almost half of it isn't translated at all). And even then... this just sux. You can't do anything in this "game".