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264873.1
Date: 11/08/2014 18:23:13
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I really think it was discused many times, but I m to anoyed to not mention it again.
Why fighting against LCD when Stricly Follow Depth Chart is broken.
Look at my player at C position, he should play entire game,he was without fouls and he played 34.minutes.Because I won by big, of because its a bug.So the answer is I need to lose for ME to listen me,win by point or two for him to play 47 minutes or yust to play LCD because that will give me maybe more playing time.
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264873.2 in reply to 264873.1
Date: 11/09/2014 10:13:07
Cruesli
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Not sure if you're looking for help. But you do know in your case the reason is that you dress 11 players right?

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264873.3 in reply to 264873.2
Date: 11/09/2014 10:48:11
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Hmm...soo you are telling me that If I played 10 players mine player would play 48.minuts.
I stricly played one on C position and at the end 5.players played at C.

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264873.4 in reply to 264873.3
Date: 11/09/2014 11:11:17
Cruesli
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Nope. You'd have to play 9 players. There might be some more extended explanations elsewhere on the forums but to summarize:

Dress 9 player. Play Strictly Follow Depth Chart.

player A through I as follows

PG: A F empty or F again
SG: B G empty or G again
SF: C H empty or H again
PF: D I empty or I again
C: E E E


This works most of the time. There's some exceptions where you'll get a few less minutes. But it works way better and most of the time gives you 48.




Last edited by Tesse at 11/09/2014 11:11:40

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264873.5 in reply to 264873.1
Date: 11/09/2014 11:54:46
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The reason that you need to dress 9 or fewer players in the manner that Tesse has described is that when the coach decides it is garbage time (occasionally late in the third quarter for very large leads, at the start of the fourth usually for 20+ point leads, occasionally later in the fourth), his primary focus is to ensure that every starter is sent to the bench. If you have ten players dressed and all are still eligible, and assuming that nobody is required to stay in at that time because they are shooting free throws, the five players declared as starters will all go to the bench.

The best way of ensuring 48 minutes is, in my opinion, to dress 8 players, with a configuration like:
A F F
B F F
C G G
D H H
E E E

as an example where you want the center to be in for 48 minutes and the player who must be backup at two positions is at PG/SG. The key is that you only dress 8 players, so that only three players are eligible to come in off the bench, so even if one of the other starters is at the free throw line, there are three other players who can be substituted for.

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264873.6 in reply to 264873.5
Date: 11/09/2014 13:25:18
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Ah thanks. so the free throw line is the reason for those other times when they make slightly less than 48 minutes. That makes sense.

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264873.7 in reply to 264873.6
Date: 11/09/2014 17:27:53
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But it still doesn't always work. I dressed 8, including two set to go 48. At the end of the 3rd qtr (garbage time), my backup POINT GUARD replaced my 48-min. PF. Just for one minute, then the PF was put back in for the remainder of the game, and he finished with 47 min. I wish this would be fixed, or the 48 minimum would be changed. Getting very frustrating, since it's practically impossible to train in the first place.

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264873.8 in reply to 264873.7
Date: 11/09/2014 17:36:49
Cruesli
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I think this has to do with the foul shooting or something. But 47 is pretty decent. That's still a near perfect training. I remember the percentages were less hard than we expected so I think more than 95% training.

Personally I can live with that. But then again in the last few seasons I usually train 2 players a 1 position or at the moment 4 players on 2-position. I like it better for my match performance.

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Date: 11/09/2014 20:35:16
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Ah thanks. so the free throw line is the reason for those other times when they make slightly less than 48 minutes. That makes sense.


It's not the only reason, of course, but it's one that's definitely noticeable. I get the ultra low stamina substitutions a lot on my utopia team even when only 8 players are dressed, but since I'm already training in two positions with lower potential guys I don't get too concerned about the extra couple of percent inefficiency.

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264873.10 in reply to 264873.9
Date: 11/10/2014 13:16:44
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So, once again: trying to play one player for 48 minutes in a match is not supported by the game design. It's not what the original creators wanted to support nor do I support it. Just putting it out there.

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264873.11 in reply to 264873.10
Date: 11/10/2014 14:40:39
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I agree that it should not be supported or encouraged...except that it is encouraged, by requiring 48 minutes to train and only allowing one position at a time for effective training.

In my perfect world, training would not be by position, but any 2/4/6 players you choose each week on a sliding scale of training effectiveness. This would also mean we wouldn't have to play our center at point guard to train his passing.