Perfect Auto-Sub And Fatigue Sliders

[DavonBrown]

Fatigue 100
Auto-Subs Out/In
QB: 50/75
HB: 68/69
WR: 67/68
FB/TE: 60/65
OL: 45/65

DT: 69/70
DE: 68/69
LB: 50/70
CB: 45/65
S: 60/65

[Eddyyy]

Fatigue at 100? wouldnt that mean your players NEVER get tired? lol

[icomb1ne]

Quote: Originally Posted by Eddyyy

Fatigue at 100? wouldnt that mean your players NEVER get tired? lol

Dude, don't question...the title says these are PERFECT!!!

[DavonBrown]

Quote: Originally Posted by Eddyyy

Fatigue at 100? wouldnt that mean your players NEVER get tired? lol

No it means they get tired faster.

[angels02champs]

Quote: Originally Posted by DavonBrown

Fatigue 100 Auto-Subs Out/In QB: 50/75 HB: 68/69 WR: 67/68 FB/TE: 60/65 OL: 45/65 DT: 69/70 DE: 68/69 LB: 50/70 CB: 45/65 S: 60/65

These all seem way too low (just my opinion). When I have my RB set at 84 or 85 he seems to come out after every 4th play for one play rest. I can't imagine how many plays it takes at 68 for him to get tired. ( think 85 is more realistic because in the NFL you rarely see one back on the field for every play of a game. Usually every 3rd or 4th play of a series you see no. 2 out there).
I use these:
QB 71/85
RB 85/91
WR 71/85
FB/TE 81/91
OF 65/80

DT 85/91
DE 85/91
LB 81/89
CB 71/85
S 71/85

*never had any problem with these settings. You should note, however, you can overuse a RB. I found out if you go to the same guy (and you have a team that runs a lot more than it passes) by the third quarter he'll become fully fatigued and never return. I try to let my no 2 RB play a lot in the second quarter to counteract that (I just swap the depth chart for one quarter).

[RumbleCard]

Quote: Originally Posted by angels02champs

These all seem way too low (just my opinion). When I have my RB set at 84 or 85 he seems to come out after every 4th play for one play rest. I can't imagine how many plays it takes at 68 for him to get tired. ( think 85 is more realistic because in the NFL you rarely see one back on the field for every play of a game. Usually every 3rd or 4th play of a series you see no. 2 out there). I use these: QB 71/85 RB 85/91 WR 71/85 FB/TE 81/91 OF 65/80 DT 85/91 DE 85/91 LB 81/89 CB 71/85 S 71/85 *never had any problem with these settings. You should note, however, you can overuse a RB. I found out if you go to the same guy (and you have a team that runs a lot more than it passes) by the third quarter he'll become fully fatigued and never return. I try to let my no 2 RB play a lot in the second quarter to counteract that (I just swap the depth chart for one quarter).

It wouldn't be your typical 68 for him to get tired because he has the fatigue set to the max so he'd tire rather rapidly. My question would be how would these settings effect the end of the game. Do guys make it back in that late in the game.

[kzdwfy]

These look pretty good. I will try them in my next game. Also, does anyone know where you can find a player's fatigue stats during the game

[dfos81]

I had my backup O-lineman coming in w/ fatigue at 60, and this is 100