My Googlefu is weak, as such, I'm asking here...
Starting a new MyGM soon and I gave up before because every player I would sign- whether an aging vet in their 70's or a rookie in their low 70's or even high 60's expected tons of playtime, or even starting roles. Does anyone know if they've fixed this, or do you know a way around it?
I know the last MyGM I had before giving up on it, my entire starting lineup was low 80's (80-83) and my 6th man was a 77 who just would not let go of being a starter and it frustrated the hell out of me, even when he was playing starter minutes. I also had 2 rookies, a 73 and 68, who were wanting more minutes than their overall called for... the 73, because of his potential, was still playing 18 mins a game and wanted more for some reason. :\
I hated having an important piece, my 6th man, tumbling to a 50> Morale because of this. Much of my bench was also wanting more minutes/improved role, even if their morale didn't do the same as his.
Any advice/information is most welcome.
Starting a new MyGM soon and I gave up before because every player I would sign- whether an aging vet in their 70's or a rookie in their low 70's or even high 60's expected tons of playtime, or even starting roles. Does anyone know if they've fixed this, or do you know a way around it?
I know the last MyGM I had before giving up on it, my entire starting lineup was low 80's (80-83) and my 6th man was a 77 who just would not let go of being a starter and it frustrated the hell out of me, even when he was playing starter minutes. I also had 2 rookies, a 73 and 68, who were wanting more minutes than their overall called for... the 73, because of his potential, was still playing 18 mins a game and wanted more for some reason. :\
I hated having an important piece, my 6th man, tumbling to a 50> Morale because of this. Much of my bench was also wanting more minutes/improved role, even if their morale didn't do the same as his.
Any advice/information is most welcome.
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