30 Team Franchise; Manual Roster Control Issue

[TexasLeague]

I started a 30 team franchise with manual control of all roster transactions. After spring training the lineups were jacked up (which I expected) and I went in and changed them all to how I wanted them and I expect them to stick.

Here is my question: What happens 15 games into the season and there is a player for a team other than mine who needs a days rest badly according to the stamina meter? I am assuming with manual roster control there will be no days off. Basically, does the CPU allow for a day off bc of stamina regardless of 30 team control?

[Choooch]

This is my question, too. Basically, is there a way to control trades and/or call ups, but allow the CPU to control day to day roster decisions in simmed games.

[HustlinOwl]

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http://www.operationsports.com/forum...-training.html

[TexasLeague]

Quote: Originally Posted by HustlinOwl

Search http://www.operationsports.com/forum...-training.html

Thanks for reading my entire post. I posted my question in BOLD. My question has nothing to do with lineups changing after ST.

[HustlinOwl]

Quote: Originally Posted by TexasLeague

Thanks for reading my entire post. I posted my question in BOLD. My question has nothing to do with lineups changing after ST.

then test and find out whats so hard about that?

[TexasLeague]

Quote: Originally Posted by HustlinOwl

then test and find out whats so hard about that?

What is your deal? I just thought I would ask because I am sure someone out there has thought the same thing and may know the answer. I hardly have the time to play a franchise much less test a bunch of things before i start one. Yes, I will be able to tell 15 games into my season. But until then I don't know.

[DaoudS]

if you are simming games, the AI will automatically adjust lineups before the game if there are fatigued players

[TexasLeague]

Quote: Originally Posted by DaoudS

if you are simming games, the AI will automatically adjust lineups before the game if there are fatigued players

Really? That is great to hear if that is the case.