Manual, Auto rotation or Auto fatigue Sub?

[ad2001]

I used to use auto rotation, but lately I found that it's much easier to use auto fatigue because I can use my starter almost the entire game without much issues ... What do you guys use mostly?

[vc15]

Always manual. You have more control and you can sub depending on the situation, matchups or if a player isn't playing well.

[Justin7]

I usually do subs myself. I usually sub in some of the bench players after 2 and a half mins or so. Either that or whoever is having an off game I sub in their backup.

[iamesco]

Manual. TBH i don't use the bench much.. If my starters get tired, I just call a timeout lol.

[ad2001]

One thing I don't like about manual is that I need to constantly check the energy level ... Kinda break the flow ...

[QNo]

Quote: Originally Posted by ad2001

One thing I don't like about manual is that I need to constantly check the energy level ... Kinda break the flow ...

Yeah, it would be great if you could see their energy level in the sub screen. I just kind of play it by ear and call timeouts frequently.

[Crimson Twins]

I usually let the computer handle it unless there are instances where I need to step in because someone isn't performing well. Like last night, Wade wasn't his usual self. He was missing lay ups, close jumpers, and even had a dunk blocked. All in the first quarter. I sat him for the rest of the half and only player him some in the 4th. When the game went to overtime, the computer brought him back in and he was a beast, eventually hitting the game winner with 0.7 seconds left on the clock.

[Midnitewaters]

Is there a auto fatigue sub setting in myteam? I thought it was just rotation or manual must of missed it.