Do you start your game over when you get a season ending injury to your star player..

[dragon4ever]

in dynasty mode? Several of my friends actually do this and I never understood why. It sort of defeats the purpose of a dynasty. I just lost Case Keenum for seven weeks with a dislocated elbow, which is basically for the rest of the season. I have no desire to restart, even though my season (6-0) is probably over now.

What you say?

[Kobalt]

I don't, injuries happen all the time even to your team's best player.

[TracerBullet]

Nope, I live with it. Only time I redo it is simming pre-season in madden, and that's only if its over 5 weeks or so. Never do it in NCAA though.

[OkieTC]

I probably would if it happened early in the game. After halftime, I would just live with it.

[prowler]

Nope, never restart. I even lowered the injury rating on a lot of my players just so I'd be forced to rely on depth and yet I only get one major injury a year if that.

[rspencer86]

If you do this, you might as well just turn injuries off completely.

[Bellsprout]

In Madden, because there normally isn't a suitable replacement. If Aaron Rodgers goes down for the year in my franchise, **** that I'm quitting.

The teams I use in NCAA (Stanford, Arizona State) have decent replacements most of the time. Obviously the replacement isn't as good as the injured player, but they're decent enough that I can live with them.

[NDAlum]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dayman

In Madden, because there normally isn't a suitable replacement. If Aaron Rodgers goes down for the year in my franchise, **** that I'm quitting. The teams I use in NCAA (Stanford, Arizona State) have decent replacements most of the time. Obviously the replacement isn't as good as the injured player, but they're decent enough that I can live with them.

Kurt Warner

Correction: Future HOF'er Kurt Warner