Disappearing player

[wodi]

Is this serious? How the hell is this happening. I heard about it and now I'm in the 4th quarter playing with the Rams and I can't get Gurley in at all.

[CAG CheechDogg]

I saw this happen last year after a player was completely out of stamina ...

[bcruise]

Quote: Originally Posted by wodi

Is this serious? How the hell is this happening. I heard about it and now I'm in the 4th quarter playing with the Rams and I can't get Gurley in at all.

What are your auto-sub and fatigue settings?

[wodi]

Quote: Originally Posted by bcruise

What are your auto-sub and fatigue settings?

Stamina is standard rb auto subs at 70 and 90

[kzdwfy]

Quote: Originally Posted by wodi

Stamina is standard rb auto subs at 70 and 90

The running backs never make it back to 90 due to the progressive fatigue structure Madden put in place. Try 87 and let me know how that works

[wodi]

Quote: Originally Posted by kzdwfy

The running backs never make it back to 90 due to the progressive fatigue structure Madden put in place. Try 87 and let me know how that works

I'll try that.... But for what it's worth Gurley did go out come back in.... But when the 4tb quarter started, he had disappeared

[bcruise]

Quote: Originally Posted by wodi

I'll try that.... But for what it's worth Gurley did go out come back in.... But when the 4tb quarter started, he had disappeared

That's normal. Think of progressive fatigue like this - it represents the maximum energy level a player can have for the remainder of the game, and it goes down every time that player is active in the game. It's a much slower drop than normal fatigue, but unlike normal fatigue it doesn't recover for the rest of the game. So, when a player's maximum energy level falls below the auto-sub in setting, that's it for that player for the rest of the game - they won't re-enter it.

That's not a bug - it's exactly how the system the devs have in place is supposed to work.

[wodi]

Quote: Originally Posted by bcruise

That's normal. Think of progressive fatigue like this - it represents the maximum energy level a player can have for the remainder of the game, and it goes down every time that player is active in the game. It's a much slower drop than normal fatigue, but unlike normal fatigue it doesn't recover for the rest of the game. So, when a player's maximum energy level falls below the auto-sub in setting, that's it for that player for the rest of the game - they won't re-enter it. That's not a bug - it's exactly how the system the devs have in place is supposed to work.

Interesting, and that makes perfect sense.....so what is the best way to balance progressive fatigue with with auto subs to be able to use multiple running backs?