what re the default subin sub out %s??

[jordan0386]

thats obviously b/c you turn the fatique up...if you leave it at defualt...100/85 is the way to go

[Blzer]

I never really understood the Sub% things... are they referring to the bench players, or the starters?

Also, how can this total up to a maximum of 200%, shouldn't it just be 100%?

[kweiss]

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Blzer said:
I never really understood the Sub% things... are they referring to the bench players, or the starters?

Also, how can this total up to a maximum of 200%, shouldn't it just be 100%?

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Me neither. What is the difference between sub in and sub out? It seems like they would be the same thing.

[Erratic]

For example

Sub out: 75% that means when a player is at 75% fatigue he will automaticaly be subbed out

Sub in: 95% that means when a player is at 95% fatigue he will automaticaly be subbed in

so bascialy you set when a player is subbed out and how long until they return by selecting fatigue benchmarks.

[Blzer]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh.

So, for pre-season games, you would probably want about 80% Sub out, and 100% Sub in?

[jordan0386]

sub in...percentage of how many times players come out of the game

sub out...percentage of when they come back in

lets look at 100/85:

100...all players will be subbed every play

85... at a rate of 85 percent they will be put back in...basically as soon as the play is finished

further explanation:

once a play is finished, sub in determines whether a player will come out of the game based on how tired they are...sub out will determine, how quickly they get placed back in

***based on the amount of work they did for that play***

so basically, the QB will never sub in...unless injured

even further explanation:

by choosing 100 sub in...all my players will get a quick rest on the bench...by having sub out at 85...they all will be put back in immediately unless they did something out of the norm...

for example...my running back breaks an incredibly long run, or multiple medium runs...or my wr makes an incredibly long reception, or makes several medium receptions in a row

o-lineman will always sub out right away

[Venom_2K]

Where do you go to fix them? I'm gonna try that.

[kweiss]

Thanks for the explanation guys. I understand it now.