Striker Path v2.2.0 — the whole club gets paid, and nobody spoils your match
🤝 The whole club gets paid
The weekly club objective used to pay only the members who had contributed at the exact moment the target was reached. An active club clears that target on day one, so most of the club kept pushing the bar higher all week and was never paid — while the screen said the rewards had been delivered.
Now every later contribution pays out to whoever the cycle still owes. And your club is paid too: completing the objective credits the club treasury, more when more of you turn up, and the movement appears in the treasury statement like any other.
The weeks you were already owed are being settled. Members who contributed to a completed objective and never received it will find that reward waiting in their Inbox, at the amount that week promised.
🔒 Nobody spoils your match
A match result used to reach you before you opened it. Teammates got a notification with the score in it, the league email led with the outcome, and the activity feed, profiles and exports carried the same figures.
All of it now announces that the match was played and sends you to the report. The score is yours to discover when you open it.
🏆 Cups show the cup that is being played
If your edition of a cup had finished, the screen kept showing you that dead result instead of the one running now — which made a healthy cup look stuck. It now shows the live edition, and your own result stays in the cup's history.
Round names follow the format too. A round-robin of eight clubs is seven matchdays, not a Round of 128. And when nothing is open, the hub tells you when the next enrolment starts, because only one cup takes entries at a time.
👕 Free the shirt number
Stand-ins take their shirt numbers from the same pool as the players, but their numbers were invisible and there was no way to change one — so a number could be locked away with nothing on screen to explain it.
Stand-in numbers are now shown in the squad list and can be changed from the same place you rename them. And when a number really is taken, the message names who has it.