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Post ID	Date & Time	Game Date	Function
#54346	10/15/2017 10:59:00 am	Mar 4th, 2034	Ignore
newtman Joined: 11/02/2013 Posts: 3343 Inactive	Agree with Rock, much better way would be introducing an energy system to position players.
#54365	10/15/2017 4:37:14 pm	Mar 6th, 2034	Ignore
Cactusguy21 Joined: 07/25/2017 Posts: 815 Presque Isle Vikings III.4	There should be some reason to want to rest a player, I agree.
#54374	10/15/2017 7:39:53 pm	Mar 6th, 2034	Ignore
Rock777 Joined: 09/21/2014 Posts: 9599 Haverhill Halflings III.1	I worked out an exponential formula with a slow growth rate in a prior thread that increased fatigue the more games a player played in, so players would require more rest later in the season. Updated Sunday, October 15 2017 @ 7:49:44 pm PDT
#54453	10/17/2017 1:54:50 pm	Mar 8th, 2034	Ignore
Bridger Joined: 08/04/2016 Posts: 264 Muncie Flyers III.4	Please never implement career-ending injuries...this just sounds like a good way to make someone quit playing the game.
#54467	10/17/2017 6:07:16 pm	Mar 10th, 2034	Ignore
terryhumphreys Joined: 01/20/2014 Posts: 103 Athens Gold IV.5	I estimate that there are over 50,000 players either on a team, free agent or waivers. It takes about 120 real days to get thru a complete season. If Steve randomly selected one player who would have a career ending injury each real day, the chance of one of your players having a career ending injury on any given day would be approx. 50/50,000 or one in a thousand.Then if we assume you have 10 key players on your 50 man roster, the chance of one of your key players being injured on any given day would be one in 5 thousand or any given season would be approx. 120/5000. or a little less than 1/500. Pretty long odds. Updated Tuesday, October 17 2017 @ 6:38:22 pm PDT
#54468	10/17/2017 7:05:04 pm	Mar 10th, 2034	Ignore
Alyksandur Joined: 07/19/2017 Posts: 228 Boca Raton Gryphons II.2	Going by those numbers, you could expect a star player on your team to get his career ended roughly once every year-and-a-half of RL time. I'm sorry, but I don't like it.
#54471	10/17/2017 11:37:28 pm	Mar 10th, 2034
admin Joined: 01/27/2010 Posts: 4985 Administrator	Perhaps if promoted Minor Leaguers' instant $300,000 salary boost could be delayed until their Rookie label wears off upon promotion it might add some depth. Can you explain? How many teams are worrying about young players salaries? Steve
#54472	10/17/2017 11:38:11 pm	Mar 10th, 2034
admin Joined: 01/27/2010 Posts: 4985 Administrator	Please never implement career-ending injuries...this just sounds like a good way to make someone quit playing the game. Tend to agree with this... Steve
#54493	10/18/2017 10:53:51 am	Mar 10th, 2034	Ignore
Crazy9 Joined: 02/16/2017 Posts: 6 Inactive	I like the fatigue limit idea as you would need to build depth around it
#54940	10/23/2017 10:34:40 am	Mar 20th, 2034	Ignore
Buckeye Joined: 03/17/2017 Posts: 8 Inactive	I hate the idea of longer injuries. I've only been playing a few season and have had at least 1 30 game injury in each season. While I understand the desire to require owners to create more depth, I believe that it would cause people to quit. I am intrigued by the fatigue for players, however. And that would tend to have the same effect of having owners create more depth.

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