one of the many boneheaded decisions seble has made over the last few releases was in the manner he handled fatigue for short minutes players

NP	Name	Fatigue	Min/82	Rec MPG	TM	Rest
PG	08-09 Chris Paul	99%	36.6	36	37
PG	03-04 Charlie Ward	99%	10.1	10	10
SG	10-11 Sasha Pavlovic	85%	4.4	4	4
SG	91-92 Doug Lee	54%	3.7	4	3
SF	09-10 Andrei Kirilenko	100%	20.5	21	22
SF	05-06 Gerald Wallace	94%	23.1	23	22
SF	09-10 Steve Novak	44%	4.4	4	3
PF	91-92 Dennis Rodman	100%	40.3	40	42
PF	02-03 Ben Wallace	100%	35.1	35	36
PF	09-10 Marcus Camby	100%	19.5	19	20
PF	09-10 Reggie Evans	64%	3.8	4	2
C	90-91 David Robinson	100%	37.7	38	38

why is sasha set at 4 and rec'd at 4 at 85%?
how about doug lee?
steve novak?

of course this is at 11 games but these are the settings and the recs and please note the fatigue levels

and hey by the way all it takes is a fraction of a single minute to set these guys off because that measure represents such a large percentage of their available time (and it's that % that is the problem)

and meanwhile try managing your team's minutes to within a fraction of a minute per player, good luck (too bad there's no simple fix to create more manageability and overcome admin's biggest stated obstacle to this (not enough stoppage in time))

Simple fix = firing seble and replacing him with someone who cares about the NBA SIM.

I had this problem too.  My solution I am trying is changing the settings not to empty the bench when winning or losing.  The fatigue is based on minutes played, so even if the target is low, they will play more when you empty the bench (or at least that's what I'm trying to find out).  Maybe your reason is different, but that is what I think caused my problem.

thanks

Posted by all3 on 6/11/2012 2:47:00 PM (view original):
Simple fix = firing seble and replacing him with someone who cares about the NBA SIM.

You misspelled primate.

Posted by felonius on 6/14/2012 9:24:00 PM (view original):
thanks

Lol.