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From: Spade

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155096.3 in reply to 155096.1
Date: 8/24/2010 3:35:33 PM
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from my own experience, having 10 players, Starters get 30+ mins with back-up getting the rest 10+ mins

but in blow-out mode i get Starters 27mins with back-up 21 mins

hope this helps a bit

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155096.4 in reply to 155096.2
Date: 8/24/2010 3:36:16 PM
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Fair enough. Is there a way to control how many minutes guys get in a game?

I'm doing one position training this week on ball handling. One guy had 35 minutes last game, the other guy had 13. I want to make sure those guys can get to 48 minutes each so I can train a third guy during my scrimmage. Is this even close to being possible?

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155096.5 in reply to 155096.1
Date: 8/24/2010 3:36:31 PM
JMDCeltics
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It depends on your players´ stamina. In my team it goes from 40-8 to 24-24.
Best regards.

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155096.6 in reply to 155096.4
Date: 8/24/2010 4:12:20 PM
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There's no exact way to make it happen but you can just try starting the guy who had 13 and backing him up with 35 minute dude and hope for the best. I would also try not to blow out the other team or get blown out.

When I one position train I just dress nine players and have the training position play the full 48 in one game. It's not ideal for winning games but it maximizes my training.

Managing minutes in this game is hard and involves a lot of trade offs (i.e. better training for worse game performance). It's an intentional element of the game design and makes it a better game.