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141058.1
Date: 4/17/2010 9:53:41 PM
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Why aren't we given full minutes for our players in walkovers? Why are we penalized for someone elses lack of fielding a team? It hardly seems fair that one of my trainees won't get full minutes this week because some other guy in my league quit.

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141058.2 in reply to 141058.1
Date: 4/17/2010 10:45:45 PM
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Because it would make training too easy. And teams might set up walkovers so that they get full training minutes and no chance of an injury.

In real life, if the other team forfeits, players would get 0 game time, and hence 0 training, so at least you get something.

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141058.3 in reply to 141058.1
Date: 4/18/2010 3:16:08 AM
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+ with a normal formation you would get all minutes^^

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141058.4 in reply to 141058.2
Date: 4/18/2010 3:51:55 AM
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In real life, if the other team forfeits, players would get 0 game time, and hence 0 training, so at least you get something.

in real life not only 3-5 players are training and the training doesn't depend on played minutes. And the players are training not only once a week, on Friday. And so on. I mean, that your example is strange. Really strange.

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141058.5 in reply to 141058.4
Date: 4/18/2010 10:49:13 AM
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In real life you train during training sessions, but you use what you train during games (this is when you really find out how much practice helped). I realise that real life is different to the game, but my point is that if you have a forfeit in real life players wouldn't play at all, and so wouldn't get to practice what they had been training. However, in this game, there are no training sessions, so it is important to get minutes for the other team forfeiting.

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141058.6 in reply to 141058.3
Date: 4/18/2010 1:34:23 PM
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+ with a normal formation you would get all minutes^^


What do you mean a normal formation?

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141058.7 in reply to 141058.5
Date: 4/18/2010 1:37:47 PM
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In real life, a team wouldn't just not show up. If the other team was forfeiting and not showing up, I'm sure a real life team would schedule a scrimmage or inter-team game. We should at least have something like that happen, so the opposition has a chance to give their players full training minutes. I mean, I would've rather played his team before he sold all his guys so I could get training. Heck, I would've even bought him 5 scrubs for 1k each and fielded a team for him...I just want my training.

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141058.8 in reply to 141058.6
Date: 4/18/2010 1:38:10 PM
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He means that if your are starter is different to your backup and your backup is different to your reserve. This would give each position 48 minutes spread out through those 3 players. If you set starter, backup and reserve to the same person, then that person will only get 43 minutes.

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141058.9 in reply to 141058.7
Date: 4/18/2010 1:50:24 PM
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In real life, a team wouldn't just not show up. If the other team was forfeiting and not showing up, I'm sure a real life team would schedule a scrimmage or inter-team game. We should at least have something like that happen, so the opposition has a chance to give their players full training minutes. I mean, I would've rather played his team before he sold all his guys so I could get training. Heck, I would've even bought him 5 scrubs for 1k each and fielded a team for him...I just want my training.


not really, they need to be there to get the points because else both teams was forfeiting. Your case is if one team can show up, but this normally leads to a change in schedule that the game is at a time where both team are avaible.

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141058.10 in reply to 141058.8
Date: 4/18/2010 1:52:02 PM
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He means that if your are starter is different to your backup and your backup is different to your reserve.


just starter different to backup, the 2 reserve minutes could go to everybody(also the starter or backup^^).

But overall i mean that.

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141058.11 in reply to 141058.7
Date: 4/18/2010 4:49:51 PM
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In real life, a team wouldn't just not show up. If the other team was forfeiting and not showing up, I'm sure a real life team would schedule a scrimmage or inter-team game. We should at least have something like that happen, so the opposition has a chance to give their players full training minutes.

You don't follow minor league basketball, do you?