Hmmm... If your observations are correct, it's strange that stamina would have such an important role in free throws. I still think that an atrocious free throw shooter should be closer to about 40%.
You think so? My guess is that it would work more like enthousiasm where it has a greater effect on defense and rebounding.
is it sure that stamina works in the end game, because i got a very weak team in stamina in the past but i won more quarters in the second half then in the first one.
Minimal fix to the training engine.
clearly he has some pathological fear of the free throw line, and this explains it.there are weird mental blocks in sports, like catchers that can't throw back to the pitcher, or chuck knoblauch suddenly not being able to make routine throws to first base.
not every buzzerbeater team is like the NBA, there are so many more players in buzzerbeater than the NBA you are going to see crazy things like this, but rather than insist that everything look "average" try to look at it with some creative glasses and humor, it will make the game much more enjoyable. Or from an analytical point of view, it seems to me that even a small amount of FT training would improve things dramatically for this player, and if you are doing a proper good cost/benefit analysis, you will train him, make more FTs, win more games, etc... which is i think the point of being skilled at the game.