Pitcher fatigue slider question...

[Kohlstar20]

Does the pitcher fatigue slider cause pitchers to tire faster when it is set more to the left or right? Im wondering because I have it set at +5 clicks from 0 and I used one of my relief pitchers for 2 innings and have since played 4 games without using him and his enery meter is only about halfway full. Im no expert but im pretty sure relief pitchers don't need 4+ days of rest after pitching 2 innings.

[metal134]

Re: Pitcher fatigue slider question...

I was just wondering the same thing myself.

[Knight165]

Re: Pitcher fatigue slider question...

Does the pitcher fatigue slider cause pitchers to tire faster when it is set more to the left or right? Im wondering because I have it set at +5 clicks from 0 and I used one of my relief pitchers for 2 innings and have since played 4 games without using him and his enery meter is only about halfway full. Im no expert but im pretty sure relief pitchers don't need 4+ days of rest after pitching 2 innings.

I believe it's to the right.
Durability(attribute) also effects a pitchers ability to recover I believe.
Does it happen to all your pitchers when you move the slider?
I haven't messed with the sliders much yet.

M.K.
Knight165

[Kohlstar20]

Re: Pitcher fatigue slider question...

I believe it's to the right.
Durability(attribute) also effects a pitchers ability to recover I believe.
Does it happen to all your pitchers when you move the slider?
I haven't messed with the sliders much yet.

M.K.
Knight165

It happens to almost all of my relief pitchers with the exception of my closer and about 2-3 other guys. In the last game I played I even kept a close eye at the energy bar for one of my pitchers and it seemed like it was draining way too fast. I threw about 11 pitches and his energy bar was at about 1/4 already.

[tfigs121]

Re: Pitcher fatigue slider question...

Does the pitcher fatigue slider cause pitchers to tire faster when it is set more to the left or right? Im wondering because I have it set at +5 clicks from 0 and I used one of my relief pitchers for 2 innings and have since played 4 games without using him and his enery meter is only about halfway full. Im no expert but im pretty sure relief pitchers don't need 4+ days of rest after pitching 2 innings.

By "+5 clicks from 0" do you mean plus 5 from default, which some of us consider 0 or do you mean 5 clicks beginning on the left side of the bar? You need to clarify because different people here use different ways to calculate the sliders.

I would think by moving it to the right, pitcher's will increase their stamina.

tfigs

[Pared]

Re: Pitcher fatigue slider question...

He means he has it set at "-5 from default" and 5 overall on a scale of 20 clicks.

That is WAY TOO LOW, IMHO.... you have caused your pitchers to tire faster with that setting.

[Kohlstar20]

Re: Pitcher fatigue slider question...

He means he has it set at "-5 from default" and 5 overall on a scale of 20 clicks.

That is WAY TOO LOW, IMHO.... you have caused your pitchers to tire faster with that setting.

Thanks Pared, I thought that by setting it to the left more the pitcher would tire slower and by setting it to the right more he would tire faster. I guess I had it backwards.