M13 KILLER SLIDERS FOR OFFLINE CCM... GUARANTEED CPU RUN GAME

[skillzlikewhoa12]

Hey Wiz, is the fatigue slider and auto subs completely broken? I cant get the running backs to sub out and I can't keep my linebackers (Willis) from coming off the field... Willis should never leave the field! Any idea whats going on there?

[KBLover]

Quote: Originally Posted by skillzlikewhoa12

Hey Wiz, is the fatigue slider and auto subs completely broken? I cant get the running backs to sub out and I can't keep my linebackers (Willis) from coming off the field... Willis should never leave the field! Any idea whats going on there?

Personally, I think you hit it.

They are screwed/bugged for most of us.

[Jdoug312]

Quote: Originally Posted by skillzlikewhoa12

Hey Wiz, is the fatigue slider and auto subs completely broken? I cant get the running backs to sub out and I can't keep my linebackers (Willis) from coming off the field... Willis should never leave the field! Any idea whats going on there?

To my delight, Rice (even with 95 stamina) subbed out a few times. I had maybe 4-6 runs with Anthony Allen that were all due to Rice automatically subbing. Since we had the game in the bag, I just took Rice out for the other 4 runs, so Allen finished with 10 runs on the day.

[Weewam]

Another option to help split carries is to set your backup RB as the 3rd down RB. Just weigh the option of whether your backup can be effective on 3rd down versus having your starter have a reduced workload to help keep him healthy.

For example, a couple of seasons ago, I set Roy Helu Jr. as my starter, using his quickness and elusiveness to be my primary workhorse. Alfred Morris was my 3rd down back, using power to bully his way on short yards. The split gave them both carries and helped reduce injuries from fatigue.

[KBLover]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jdoug312

To my delight, Rice (even with 95 stamina) subbed out a few times. I had maybe 4-6 runs with Anthony Allen that were all due to Rice automatically subbing. Since we had the game in the bag, I just took Rice out for the other 4 runs, so Allen finished with 10 runs on the day.

Did LBs sub as well? Was Rice "Red" when he came out, or did he come out closer to "Light Blue"?

[Sturzinator]

Quote: Originally Posted by KBLover

Did LBs sub as well? Was Rice "Red" when he came out, or did he come out closer to "Light Blue"?

Can anyone attest to the fact they have seen ANY player sub out of the game that WASN'T red when doing so?

I, personally, have never seen it.

Edit: Wiz, you posted that subbing seemed to work properly with the accelerated clock turned off. Did you see guys subbing that weren't in the red under this scenario?

[Jdoug312]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sturzinator

Can anyone attest to the fact they have seen ANY player sub out of the game that WASN'T red when doing so? I, personally, have never seen it.

Yeah, I was going to say that subs only happen when players are tired (red). If you notice a player isn't that wasn't red, check your current formation. The reason I say that is because there's a formation in the Raven's playbook (sub flex) that takes Ngata off the field, even though he is not fatigued. It's just because the formation uses an extra cb instead of a lb, and a lb instead of a linemen.

As for whether the lbs subbed, I don't want to feed you a wrong answer, so let me play again to check.

[acermina]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jdoug312

To my delight, Rice (even with 95 stamina) subbed out a few times. I had maybe 4-6 runs with Anthony Allen that were all due to Rice automatically subbing. Since we had the game in the bag, I just took Rice out for the other 4 runs, so Allen finished with 10 runs on the day.

Sorry for not following, but is this with MarketingWiz's subbing set? (62 fatigue, and I think 91/92)