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63883.12 in reply to 63883.11
Date: 12/12/2008 10:46:32 PM
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This doesn't answer your question specifically, but I think it's worth mentioning the following excerpt from the rules:

Players who do not play much each week tend to lose focus and their Game Shape will be sloppy. Players who play too much in a week will get tired and their Game Shape will also be low-quality. These changes are gradual, and will build up over a few weeks' time.


So, a player's game shape one week isn't just determined by his playing time in the previous week. As for the optimal number of minutes, I would guess somewhere in the 48-72 range, but I don't actually know.

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63883.13 in reply to 63883.12
Date: 12/12/2008 11:14:21 PM
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Thanks.

I almost never have problems with PT but I was in the BBB this year (got trounced) and had two injuries which have wreaked havoc on my PT rotation.

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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63883.15 in reply to 63883.14
Date: 12/13/2008 4:14:12 PM
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Date: 12/13/2008 5:26:53 PM
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I think a chart over more than 750 players in 1 week (1st week of the season), basicly the only week where you can do such an test since all shapes are reset, is more accurate than any's own experience right now. But that just might be me.

I've even experienced GS raises with 80-90 minutes sometimes (rarely, but they happen). You just can't determine the exact amount of minutes needed in a week to get a raise, since the minutes of the last few weeks are included in the new game shape formula as well.

So it's basicly very hard to value your conclusion as well (no offense ment of course), since it doesn't include past weeks results.

Last edited by BB-Patrick at 12/13/2008 5:27:44 PM