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ambizytl · 08-05-2011, 08:43 PM

I was suspicious the game doesn't make seeing the CPU players energy levels easy to see. Someone told me the method by which you can do that. What I found makes me very disappointed. I started a series against the Dodgers after we both had a day off. All our players had full energy. After the first game, the CPU players, best ones like Kemp, Ethier, Loney, and Blake all still had full energy after playing that first game. All my guys had a reduction in energy. There is no way that should happen, Whether it's bad programming or just plain cheating, I don't know, but I do know Fatigue is not handled right for CPU players. Someone posted and asked if the CPU ever substituted its players because he always saw the CPU's best players play against him. Well, if he's reading this, you have the answer.

08-05-2011, 08:43 PM	#1
ambizytl Banned OVR: 0 Join Date: Feb 2011	Fatigue is not true I was suspicious the game doesn't make seeing the CPU players energy levels easy to see. Someone told me the method by which you can do that. What I found makes me very disappointed. I started a series against the Dodgers after we both had a day off. All our players had full energy. After the first game, the CPU players, best ones like Kemp, Ethier, Loney, and Blake all still had full energy after playing that first game. All my guys had a reduction in energy. There is no way that should happen, Whether it's bad programming or just plain cheating, I don't know, but I do know Fatigue is not handled right for CPU players. Someone posted and asked if the CPU ever substituted its players because he always saw the CPU's best players play against him. Well, if he's reading this, you have the answer.