can anybody answer this?

[ftbll4fun]

How can Cal Ripken Jr play over 2000 games in a row, and my whole team is too tired after 10? Makes no sense to me.

[CujoMatty]

Its been that way in the show for years. From what I understand a lot of people just ignore the fatigue warnings and play them anyways. From what ive read in other threads it just means the player has a slight increase chance in getting injured but that doesnt happen much.

I myself like that it gets me to play bench players and gives good bench players value.

[bigwill33]

I like that fatigue is in there, but it needs to be heavily tuned.

[Mrmagoo]

Quote: Originally Posted by ftbll4fun

How can Cal Ripken Jr play over 2000 games in a row, and my whole team is too tired after 10? Makes no sense to me.

Lmao!!! Good way of putting it!!

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[dmildagreat]

I'm playing in an Online Franchise with my buddies. We are currently in the second season. When I load up a game, there are energy bars for the pitchers but not for the hitters in the pregame menu. I check my energy by going to the 'Lineups' section in the Franchise menu, however, my hitters are always fully green. Is this normal?

[ShowTyme15]

Cause players don't fatigue or get tired in real life...............

[caseyj622]

Quote: Originally Posted by ShowTyme15

Cause players don't fatigue or get tired in real life...............

They do, but not to the effect that the Show portrays it. Lots of star players will play 162 games if they are healthy. Having your energy bar drained after 10 games for a stud player is quite drastic.

[@legendm0de]

The Fatigue logic here has been in place the same way since at least 2010, maybe 2006. I think it is actually slightly different this year but overall it's the same placeholder version of fatigue for the last gen system. It should get an upgrade sooner than later, but they actually have so many things to tune up and do for this title now that I don't know when something like this will ever get addressed.