Need some help here...

[halltheway]

Quote: Originally Posted by ycbs

Yeah, this happened to me all the time last year using the default substitution settings. It looks like they wanted to tone down fatigue, but maybe they toned it down a little too much. I'm betting they did it to make sure the "Impact" player was on the field as much as possible, to get as much exposure for this feature as possible.

Good point, the other thing I noticed is the punt returner seems to be hit hard by fatigue. I try to keep my WR's back to return punts to save my backs.

[longhorn35]

they should tie fatigue to the number of jukes, spins, and speed bursts used on a particular play... the more use of those the more tired your player gets... the fewer button presses the less fatigue...

[mazhirui]

Quote: Originally Posted by longhorn35

they should tie fatigue to the number of jukes, spins, and speed bursts used on a particular play... the more use of those the more tired your player gets... the fewer button presses the less fatigue...

In some ways the game will indeed do this. For example, on the first play of my drive, my completely fresh halfback ran outside, broke about 3-4 tackles (bruising tackles, not arm tackles), picked up about 12 yards, and immediately was so fatigued he had to come out of the game. Other times I'll hand him the ball 5-6 times in a drive before he takes a breather.

All in all, I haven't had this problem though. If anything I feel like they don't come back in quickly enough. I can't remember what my sliders are at, whatever Jistic recommended is what I'm using.