Prizes in Comunio. Do they improve or hinder the experience?

Are prizes in Comunio good?

I think users who distribute money without looking back are unaware that bids in their communities will be exorbitant; all of this goes hand in hand with extreme market value increases, making the work more difficult for those communities that prefer to speculate with small rises and falls, save little by little, and earn the title from the ground up by sweating in each bid.

I am one of the latter, I prefer to have just enough money and give the occasional million to the laggards so that they do not fall behind and drift for the rest of the season, the community ceases to be competitive, the leader will be even more ahead, and two others will fight with the illusion of a little child trying an almost impossible comeback. It often happens in many communities, a standout leader almost from the first matchday and the others trailing without success, trading cards trying to desperately cut points, but the leader continues with an average of 50 points without batting an eye .

We could also enter the debate about those who insist on their prize once the matchday ends or early the next morning, in a friendly manner but with a slightly threatening tone. Woe to you if you forget, woe to you if Thursday comes and you haven't given it, for these people laws do not exist, they would tear out your jugular without the slightest remorse, nerves take over them, and negatives or miscalculating their bids are their worst nightmare.

I respect all kinds of managers, but personally I don't see any excitement in giving away 5 or 10 kilos per matchday, bidding triple the value of a player and wrecking the market. I think the best for everyone would be to set a limit and distribute it throughout the season in the way each manager wants, all at once or in convenient installments, like paying for a washing machine . I'm not saying you have to keep signing players and saving in increments of 10,000 points with small increases, but I believe there's nothing more beautiful than starting from scratch, being lucky with signings, improving every matchday, and ending up with a great squad before the first leg ends, the joy of a job well done, whether you win or not.

I also understand higher prizes if you have a community that only plays one round and you want to boost the team to sign players as soon as possible and make a competitive team; increase the amount per point earned and give good prizes to the stragglers.