You can definitely see a difference in the game that you TIE.
not realy. Not in my case anyway. I am surprised more than once about my ratings.
Why? easy, because at first I thought you could see easily if one TIe or CT.
Why can't I predict my own ratings? (well maybe I could predict a littlebit if I realy put much time and effort in it)
Let me explain.
I use an average of 19 diffrent guys every week ( 1 week 20, the other 18, mostly it's 19 or 20 though). Each of these guys has diffrent skills, but more important, their game shape is changing weekly, and I start every line up from scratch, so it is very possible I don't use the same line up for weeks.
So it might be that either by coincidence, or maybe on purpose a lot of good inside defenders and rebounders join 1 line-up, and let's say I play TIE that game. The previous game I played normal, but the fellows that where in the line up are the ones with less rebounding and less indside D. It might very well be that in the first game my insde D and rebound ratings are lower than in the second game! So if you look at the ratings, and say "hey he TIE-ed the first game, and played normal now, since his ratings where low, and now are higher", then you see how wrong you can be!
The fact you can see it only goes for teams using the same line-up every game. This is not always the case.
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