Try using "strictly follow depth chart" and not put any plaerys as subs or backups. Your starters should all play 48 minutes.
I can't quite recall when it happened, but I've had players subbed out in a scrimmage like this, I think I was playing look inside (so slightly increased pace).On the other hand, my C with strong stamina only gave 1 minute to the backup with pitiful one, again with strictly follow depth chart, but playing look inside (so slightly decreased pace).
Try using "strictly follow depth chart" and not put any plaerys as subs or backups. Your starters should all play 48 minutes.In my experience this will lead to the substitution of Lucky Fans.@GrFlur: also without injuries.
Try using "strictly follow depth chart" and not put any plaerys as subs or backups. Your starters should all play 48 minutes.In my experience this will lead to the substitution of Lucky Fans.@GrFlur: also without injuries.You have misunderstood... the idea is put no subs and backup players but have a full roster... so, if the starters are fouled out a player will substitute.Even if you put a starter and a backup, leaving the subs blank the starter willl play about 40 minutes... I do it in scrimmages and have almost always more than 10 players with 48 minutes an 2 more over 35...