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The impact of Injuries seem to be too dramatical in the game.

First of all, injuries should be settled in days and not weeks. Because every 2 weeks, it's a month of the "virtual season". And we all know that if the injury says "2 weeks" he has at least 3...

I have injuries constantly, and most of you too, it's annoying! I had 2 injuries that let me out of the national cup some weeks ago and now I have an important player out for the playoff.

As I said, in reality Injuries can happen, we all know that, but this is a game and they shouldn't be so painful!!

I remember at least 4 different injuries.

2 weeks the G
1 w the SF
2 weeks the C
2 weeks the PF

And all of them are starters.

Every injury actually is counted in days to. 1w = 1-13 days, 2w = 14-20, 3w = 21-27 and so on.

Is counted in days but you can't see the days remaining, just a "1 week or 2" that last forever...

For me, would be more fair a game without so much injuries. I'm more afraid of having injuries than loosing against another team...

Last edited by El Diablo at 8/8/2012 4:51:40 AM

Some time ago, I remember a BB told me that the doctor doesn't prevent a player of being injured. It only affects the recovery time.

And I didn't avoided the question, I forgot to answer to that, I have a level 4 doctor.

Last edited by El Diablo at 8/8/2012 2:06:14 PM

Supporting of having a more informative information - days instead of weeks.

Supporting of having a more accurate variant for the injuries - not an exact values, but up to 50% difference (from the expected injury period) sounds reasonable and normal.

But I totaly does not support removing or narrowing the option of an injury to a player.
A team needs to take that in consideration, and prepare a team with enough depth (with similar quality) or face the conseuquence.

If you constantly have injurys it seems you need to get a better doctor.

I was under the impression that doctor level has nothing to do with the frequency of injuries, only the length.

I am a Chicago Bulls fan. Injuries happen and can ruin a season in an instant, as all of us Bulls fans were very recently reminded of with a real NBA example.

My BB team started this past season with a rash of injuries, including a pair of two-week injuries to my biggest salaries. I adjusted, shifted priorities more towards training and getting ready for next season, still made a decent Cup run, and eventually recovered to where I won enough games to avoid a relegation playoff. My team's potential from the start of the season was probably as high as a 2nd or 3rd place finish. It took some experience and strategy to salvage the season when a worse manager might have drowned in despair or bad decisions.

One of these seasons, maybe my team will even benefit from a top team dealing with a late-season injury. What comes around can go around.

When I finally promote again, it will be very satisfying, especially after facing all sort of challenges and adversity, including injuries. BuzzerBeater is definitely more fun than shooting monkeys in a barrel.

haha when I was in the finals last season I had two injuries, one was a SF with heart, and another was a C who was young, but "ruptured his achilles" haha I am thankful for these injuries. other I'd be relegating out of D4. nd Coleman wouldn't be in a Mountain Eagle uniform...........also would've never found Delong and probably would be in serious need of help lol.............

again thankful for the injuries cause it made me build my arena and train Coleman and Delong.............