Stamina vs Fatigue rate

[CAN_JE]

Guys can you tell me the difference between those 2 sliders. Are they have influence on various things??
I want to see real rotations for CPU or maybe they are broken? F.e. Just played against Jazz, After 8 minutes of 1 quarter they subbed all their starting 5 at the same time..what the hell

I use stamina at 50 and fatigue at 55 for both CPU and user though.

[EccentricMeat]

Stamina controls how much total stamina a player has, and Fatigue Rate controls how quickly that stamina gets drained. I used the same values that you do in my slider set and I think most other slider sets do as well, so there hasn't been much work done on this aspect of gameplay yet.

[schnaidt1]

sounds like you have some issues with how rotation is set up. i can help you with your lineup.

if you want one for other teams you need a custom roster

[savantopus]

So what would happen if we had Stamina at 100 and Fatigue rate also at 100? would they still get tired? I'm wondering because I noticed that the big men always get much more tired than the small guys... and i think its a bit exaggerated... unrealistic.

[schnaidt1]

no if you did that players would play for forever. if u want players to come out more lower fatigue

[JasonWilliams55]

higher fatigue slider = higher energy drains
stamina slider higher = players can last longer

if you do both, i'd be interested on what happens, I suppose all player stamina ratings would max out at 99, wonder what fatigue at 99/100 would do. i would still think that they would get tired, but its kind of not necessary to do that though.

I play with 53 fatigue (hum) and 57 fatigue (cpu) with both staminas at 50 and I dont have any problems with it like that.

[CAN_JE]

thank you all guys for answers!

schnaidt1, before the game I set up the following rotation for Utah:
Mo 33 minutes Tinsley 15
Foye 28 Hayword 26
Ma. Will 26 Carroll 16
Millsap 32 Favors 17
Big AL 32 Kanter 14

[schnaidt1]

Quote: Originally Posted by CAN_JE

thank you all guys for answers! schnaidt1, before the game I set up the following rotation for Utah: Mo 33 minutes Tinsley 15 Foye 28 Hayword 26 Ma. Will 26 Carroll 16 Millsap 32 Favors 17 Big AL 32 Kanter 14

there is your problem. okay what i do an get great results is this.

go through an set your starting 5 minutes. take not of minutes played. ex if u are on 10 min quarters you will prolly have mo and big al at playing 30 min.

anywho what i do then is check how many minutes are left over for each position. if i have 12 minutes played for my back up pg. thats how much tinsley would get.

i notice right of the bat your minutes with each position do not match up well at all. i know you want carrol to play a lot of both sg/sf off the bench. but you can see with ur set up will not add up very well.

your post players look well distributed but your pg an sg an sf do not