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251261.11 in reply to 251261.8
Date: 1/14/2014 10:02:03 PM
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Yes, if a player is listed as both a starter and backup, he loses 5 minutes. It is absolutely possible to go over 48 minutes by playing a player as a backup at multiple positions, though it is impossible to get more than 43 minutes in a single position. On the bright side, since it's a walkover, your players may still be injured! But don't field a blank lineup or they won't get any minutes at all. I think that's pretty much all the unusual stuff involved in walkovers.


So wait, how do you get 48 minutes for one player in a walkover?
I listed one trainee as starting PG, and then backup and reserve SG, and he only ended up with 43 minutes total.
Should I have listed him as backup at 3 more positions so he'd get 49 minutes?

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251261.12 in reply to 251261.11
Date: 1/15/2014 12:31:06 AM
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So wait, how do you get 48 minutes for one player in a walkover?
I listed one trainee as starting PG, and then backup and reserve SG, and he only ended up with 43 minutes total.
Should I have listed him as backup at 3 more positions so he'd get 49 minutes?


Unfortunately there is no way for players to receive all 48 minutes in a walkover.

If you listed him at another position(s), I doubt that you would be given 48+. And even if it is possible, let's say you were training. The player still wouldn't get 48+ at the position he was started at. Unless maybe you were 2-position training and he played at both positions.

Can anyone confirm this?

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251261.14 in reply to 251261.11
Date: 1/15/2014 9:42:23 AM
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Yes, if a player is listed as both a starter and backup, he loses 5 minutes. It is absolutely possible to go over 48 minutes by playing a player as a backup at multiple positions, though it is impossible to get more than 43 minutes in a single position. On the bright side, since it's a walkover, your players may still be injured! But don't field a blank lineup or they won't get any minutes at all. I think that's pretty much all the unusual stuff involved in walkovers.


So wait, how do you get 48 minutes for one player in a walkover?
I listed one trainee as starting PG, and then backup and reserve SG, and he only ended up with 43 minutes total.
Should I have listed him as backup at 3 more positions so he'd get 49 minutes?


You can, but not in one position. Maybe not even in two. I think you'd have to do something like starter A, backup position A, backup position B and that I think gets 51. I'd have to find a couple of the games I had saved where I'd worked out the details, though. The main thing is that you'll lose five minutes if you have a guy be a starter and a backup, regardless of any positions, but I am 99% sure that you don't lose any extra minutes if he backs up multiple positions.

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251261.15 in reply to 251261.13
Date: 1/15/2014 10:36:24 AM
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Yes, if a player is listed as both a starter and backup, he loses 5 minutes. It is absolutely possible to go over 48 minutes by playing a player as a backup at multiple positions, though it is impossible to get more than 43 minutes in a single position. On the bright side, since it's a walkover, your players may still be injured! But don't field a blank lineup or they won't get any minutes at all. I think that's pretty much all the unusual stuff involved in walkovers.


So wait, how do you get 48 minutes for one player in a walkover?
I listed one trainee as starting PG, and then backup and reserve SG, and he only ended up with 43 minutes total.
Should I have listed him as backup at 3 more positions so he'd get 49 minutes?



He should be backup PG and SG(two positions training).


PG: A----A----A
SG: B----A----B
SF: C----C----D
PF: E---- F----F
C: G-----G----G


A: +48
B: 38

C: 41
D: 2
E: 36
F: 12
G: 43


Ah, okay.
Thank you.