Yes, but how many times you see a forfeit in the game?
It's not like that happens all the time, so one can say:"Oh, if we allow them to play only five(5) players in case of forfeit, then the training will become just too easy."
to be honest, if it would the other way it could be intresting to play scrimmages against a forfeit team - and this don't have to be necessary cheating. Maybe a half active friend, who cares for your minutes isn't really good, but in my it was ok ;)
Or a short rooster who train Stamina/Free Throws, and play against friends to give him the easy and secure minutes. I only think this should be comminicate better.
So i think it makes sense, not for the rare random forfeits but for the arranges one who probadly would exist.
O.K. let's not mix potatoes and tomatoes here. I'm talking about a league game, NOT a scrimmage. There is a HUGE difference between the two.
Another things that pisses me off in this matter is that the way things are right now, if I was to play a regular game, I would probably get all of my minutes :/ Now, tell me that makes more sense than giving people a full credit for the forfeit that happens only once in a while?
in a regular game, the chanche is there to loose a player through fouls or injury - so i won't say that you get 5* 48 minutes there maybe even your star isn't able to play for the next games :(
O.K. listen, if your goal here is just to contradict me, fine, but if you're here to actually help, then please, stop being so literal and try to actually understand WHAT and perhaps even more importantly, WHY I'm saying what I'm saying.
First of all, I'm well aware that players are more prone to getting injured or fouled out in situations where they are expected to play full 48 minutes per game, so please don't insult my intelligence by stating the obvious.
Second of all, you responded here as if I stated that all of my players would unconditionally receive those 48 minutes in regular game while in fact, I NEVER said such a thing. Note the words "the way things are right now" and "probably"?
Another things that pisses me off in this matter is that the way things are right now, if I was to play a regular game, I would probably get all of my minutes :/
Now, why did I say that(?) and why I STILL put so much emphasis on it(?) well, simply because despite all the obstacles,
the way things are right now, it is still fairly easy to get those full 48 minutes per trainee per game. And please note this time that I said per trainee NOT per player meaning the emphasis is on TRAINEE and HIS minutes meaning it is completely irrelevant whether anyone else aside from him receives full credit for the game or not.
But all that aside, the REAL reason why I said what I said was really just to show you the whole ABSURD of your claim how this is in fact a
method of the bb to avoid secure 48min, because else training get to easy without injuries and fouls
And if you don't really understand how is that an absurd, well, lets do some basic math.
In a regular game we have an obstacle in injuries and fouls, right? Meaning it's highly unlikely that out of hundred games all hundred of them will end up with no player being injured or fouled out, right?
BUT, although THAT IS highly unlikely, don't you think there is STILL a fair 50% chance for all those players to receive their minutes? You disagree? O.K., lets scratch that; lets go into an extreme and say there is ONLY a 1% chance instead.
Now,THAT been said, don't you think that no matter how small 1% is that is STILL significantly bigger than 0% which we have in case of forfeit? And may I remind you that forfeits happen ONLY once in a while? See the absurd? Oh, whatever, why am I even trying :/