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Tired players (5)
help says "Tired players perform worse in matches and are more likely to get injured."
What is the threshold for tired?
Because it seems that invariably when I play an opponent with fatigued players, my players pick injuries.
Then again it may be the luck of the draw or may have to do with paying members/benefit implementation.
But I was curious if there was a threshold beyond which a player is considered tired or maybe the word tired is lost in translation.
What is the threshold for tired?
Because it seems that invariably when I play an opponent with fatigued players, my players pick injuries.
Then again it may be the luck of the draw or may have to do with paying members/benefit implementation.
But I was curious if there was a threshold beyond which a player is considered tired or maybe the word tired is lost in translation.
Tired player is the one with fitness less than 100%.
A player is more or less tired depending on how far is fitness from 100%.
A player is more or less tired depending on how far is fitness from 100%.
There isn't really a threshold, but once the energy bar gets into yellow the the speed at which your players get worse increases and once it gets to red it again increases.
There is no relation between your injuries and the opponents fatigue nor does it have anything to do with VIP benefits.
There is no relation between your injuries and the opponents fatigue nor does it have anything to do with VIP benefits.
thanks
Oh Well So I presume all my injuries were "random".
Oh Well So I presume all my injuries were "random".