Fatigue means nothing

[alabamarob]

5 cpu players sprinted up down and around the court for 48 minutes without any effect

Why even have fatigue if it doesn’t matter?

[GisherJohn24]

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5 cpu players sprinted up down and around the court for 48 minutes without any effect

Why even have fatigue if it doesn’t matter?

They didn’t sub out? Which mode? What difficulty? It does absolutely affect shooting. But I can’t say about the sprinting part. We need more details to assess your issue.


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[strosdood]

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They didn’t sub out? Which mode? What difficulty? It does absolutely affect shooting. But I can’t say about the sprinting part. We need more details to assess your issue.


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Substitutions are broken, star players routinely play entire games

[Piston]

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There are two related problems. Substitutions are broken and the players who are on the court for 48 minutes are not affected by fatigue. A bad joke for those of us who play offline. I have left the game, waiting for a patch. For me, this breaks completely
the MyNBA experiencie. Thinking in a refund...

[GisherJohn24]

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There are two related problems. Substitutions are broken and the players who are on the court for 48 minutes are not affected by fatigue. A bad joke for those of us who play offline. I have left the game, waiting for a patch. For me, this breaks completely
the MyNBA experiencie. Thinking in a refund...

Wow. That’s crazy. I only played 3 exhibition games, And cpu did sub out. I remember them subbing Bogans for Korver. Noah for Asik, etc. I can’t speak for season modes


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[alabamarob]

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They didn’t sub out? Which mode? What difficulty? It does absolutely affect shooting. But I can’t say about the sprinting part. We need more details to assess your issue.


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Played against the cavs. They shot over 50 percent from 3 every quarter. Mitchell, Allen and Garland played the entire 48 minutes. Mobley played 42

[Mos1ted]

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I just played a WNBA Game, Fever vs Sky (me).

Angel Reese and Kelsey Mitchell both played the entire game (10-min quarters). Not only that, but their box score shows 41 minutes of play time vs 40 minutes. Neither seemed to be affected by fatigue the entire game. In fact, Mitchell dropped 52 on me. I was so focused on Caitlyn Clark that I didn't noticed Mitchell quietly going off on me. Reese nearly had a triple double with 31-15-7.

[Mos1ted]

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Currently in the middle of another game, Hawks vs Hornets (me).

It's 9:29 left in the third quarter. Trae Young just fouled out. 6 fouls, 2 1/6 quarters, never once was subbed out.

Meanwhile, I'm singlehandedly spamming Lamelo Ball on purpose just to test fatigue. He has 84 points. He's played the entire game. I'm up by 11, 86 - 75.

It looks like the game is intentionally keeping Ball in because he's the hot man currently. And it looks like it kept Young in as a means of having the fire power to balance what Ball is doing.

I just checked the box score for the Hawks; they haven't made a single substitution all game. Their bench is pretty trash, so I'm guessing this is by design to stay competitive. While I get the intent--keeping scorers on the floor as was the intent last year--it's causing a bigger problem than the one it's trying to fix.

EDIT: Fatigue (at default) is definitely broken. I'm midway through the 4th quarter. Lamelo has 112 points on 49-76 shooting, yet his current fatigue is halfway through "Rested" despite the fact I'm playing 12-minute quarters and using Melo almost exclusively on offense.

[PhlliesPhan6]

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Wow. That’s crazy. I only played 3 exhibition games, And cpu did sub out. I remember them subbing Bogans for Korver. Noah for Asik, etc. I can’t speak for season modes


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They sub but check the box score. I'll bet you'll see a few players who played a full game (which for some reason displays as 49 minutes) and the probably only used 3 bench players.

[alabamarob]

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Currently in the middle of another game, Hawks vs Hornets (me).

It's 9:29 left in the third quarter. Trae Young just fouled out. 6 fouls, 2 1/6 quarters, never once was subbed out.

Meanwhile, I'm singlehandedly spamming Lamelo Ball on purpose just to test fatigue. He has 84 points. He's played the entire game. I'm up by 11, 86 - 75.

It looks like the game is intentionally keeping Ball in because he's the hot man currently. And it looks like it kept Young in as a means of having the fire power to balance what Ball is doing.

I just checked the box score for the Hawks; they haven't made a single substitution all game. Their bench is pretty trash, so I'm guessing this is by design to stay competitive. While I get the intent--keeping scorers on the floor as was the intent last year--it's causing a bigger problem than the one it's trying to fix.

EDIT: Fatigue (at default) is definitely broken. I'm midway through the 4th quarter. Lamelo has 112 points on 49-76 shooting, yet his current fatigue is halfway through "Rested" despite the fact I'm playing 12-minute quarters and using Melo almost exclusively on offense.

The fact that the players can still score, sprint, shoot and fly around the court after playing 40 straight minutes, is worse than the fact they are not subbed out.

[bls]

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The fact that the players can still score, sprint, shoot and fly around the court after playing 40 straight minutes, is worse than the fact they are not subbed out.

Agreed, same for online as well. 5 Gatorade bottles underneath 5 players and they move just as fast as they do to start the game lol

2K needs to implement something similar to NCAA footballs wear and tear. Fatigue reaches a certain level no way should you be able to still speed up and down the court with no effect or penalty. Gotta sub em out. And 2K also needs to do away with restoring stamina after timeouts. You got 5 timeouts going into the 4th to use back to back to back. The first should give alittle of stamina back but not all 5 in a row


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[jk31]

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And 2K also needs to do away with restoring stamina after timeouts. You got 5 timeouts going into the 4th to use back to back to back. The first should give alittle of stamina back but not all 5 in a row

uhm but having a minute break is not as good as having 5 minutes of break.

[stillfeelme]

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I must say this is the surprising bug for 2K. Usually they don't touch fatigue year to year and a I guess you can say the same for rotations. The auto subs would almost always sub out a player that gets 2 fouls in the first quarter computer or human.

[sperlz_99]

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Just a theory. Maybe they knew there was an issue with rotations so stopped fatigue being a thing to compensate for it.

Or maybe it is the other way round and the players aren't being subbed because they aren't getting fatigued. Either way I'm sure 2k will fix it soon

[alabamarob]

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Just a theory. Maybe they knew there was an issue with rotations so stopped fatigue being a thing to compensate for it.

Or maybe it is the other way round and the players aren't being subbed because they aren't getting fatigued. Either way I'm sure 2k will fix it soon

Never thought about that. You could be right