Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

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  • PMO
    Banned
    • Aug 2010
    • 625

    #1

    Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

    Love how the patch addressed this so now my starting catcher cant catch 162 games lol.......But am I missing something here, when I start my franchise games like usual I hit the start button to take a look at my lineup and who there starting pitcher is, but from this screen is there seriously no way to see your batters energy rating, this kinda negates the point of looking here and setting up ur lineup if you cannot see who needs a rest
  • bigfnjoe96
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    • Feb 2004
    • 11410

    #2
    You should see a symbol in the lineup card informing you who's fatigued

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    • PMO
      Banned
      • Aug 2010
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      #3
      Re: Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

      Originally posted by bigfnjoe96
      You should see a symbol in the lineup card informing you who's fatigued

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      Interesting, thanks Joe

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      • bigfnjoe96
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        • Feb 2004
        • 11410

        #4
        No problem. Hopefully I'm correct as I remember

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        • cardswin2006
          Rookie
          • Mar 2011
          • 328

          #5
          Re: Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

          You can also check the "Team Health" screen before the game to see everyone's energy, if need be.

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          • ambizytl
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            • Feb 2011
            • 548

            #6
            Re: Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

            Originally posted by bigfnjoe96
            You should see a symbol in the lineup card informing you who's fatigued

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            What kind of symbol and is there just one symbol that could show in that screen?

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            • Maccy46
              Rookie
              • Jul 2009
              • 328

              #7
              Re: Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

              I think its the yellow symbol with the cross. The green one is the chronic injury symbol if i remember correctly. May be the other way round.

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              • The_Mossberg500
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                • May 2011
                • 68

                #8
                Re: Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

                Originally posted by ambizytl
                What kind of symbol and is there just one symbol that could show in that screen?
                A red pentagram

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                • RogueHominid
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                  • Aug 2006
                  • 10900

                  #9
                  Re: Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

                  At what percentage do you guys usually rest a batter? I'm trying to let guys play till I see those arrows on the lineup screen, but I've got guys in the high 60s who aren't showing as fatigued yet.

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                  • The_Mossberg500
                    Rookie
                    • May 2011
                    • 68

                    #10
                    Re: Batter Fatigue now correct, But am I missing something?

                    Originally posted by Trojan Man
                    At what percentage do you guys usually rest a batter? I'm trying to let guys play till I see those arrows on the lineup screen, but I've got guys in the high 60s who aren't showing as fatigued yet.
                    Check and see if he has a high durability too. Sometimes players with low durability but seem to have lost little energy, end up getting injured if you play them every day.

                    If you're in a non-save situation or a blow out, always rest your top players. But only one or two, not a lot because if someone goes down, you got no one. I usually pick the most important position with the worst back up and see how bad his fatigue is, if it's fine, then I just go to the ones with the most fatigue, and substitute them.

                    I also don't care about shut outs. I will always take my starter out and let the closer or SU finish it.

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