Which is the best to have starters set at? Or all players for that matter.

I use fairly fresh, especially for running fastbreak

Really? Hm... Take a look at my second exhibition game in Tark, I feel like the bench players played waaaayyy to much or does the fact it was a blowout make the difference there?

i use getting tired.

Posted by hobobilly on 4/18/2013 5:11:00 PM (view original):
Really? Hm... Take a look at my second exhibition game in Tark, I feel like the bench players played waaaayyy to much or does the fact it was a blowout make the difference there?

Check your end of game settings.  You might have had the "when winning or when losing and game is out of reach..." setting checked which would give your backups more playing time in the event of a blowout. 

I use Fairly Fresh all the time as well. It helps the younger players get more PT and develop faster, and it keeps the better players playing at their best when they are in the game.

Posted by chapelhillne on 4/18/2013 11:44:00 PM (view original):
I use Fairly Fresh all the time as well. It helps the younger players get more PT and develop faster, and it keeps the better players playing at their best when they are in the game.

But look at my first game, my best player is only out there 20 some minutes..

I use fairly fresh as well unless my best player is 90 or above in stamina then i go to getting tired

I almost always set everyone to fairly fresh, because I want the best skills out of my players. I also usually run a ten-man rotation (or more) on most of my teams and recruit well enough I've got at least decent backups. If you're running slowdown and/or have a shorter bench, maybe you'd want to do something else though.

I use Target Minutes.