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From: Ozzy

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Date: 1/30/2010 12:58:08 PM
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But I set "Let them play", should mean something to this proportion?!?!!
What is the point of that tactic then?

they didn't get replaced, but it alos have advantages like they play like the aren't in trouble ;)


Well that is other thing... I have 2 players and my coach never change them! Even now, they have reserve and backup players and 4 fauls... but they still play! (my Coach is "Let Coach decide").

And ok, where is experience? My player with experience=5 made 4 fouls in 5 minutes. And his youngstar (18yrs) play 2 quarters against my 150k salary - NT player without any foul!

Last edited by Ozzy at 1/30/2010 12:59:27 PM

From: CrazyEye

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fouling a a thing of charakter and not of the skill, and if they people adjust to much with let them play it would become to powerful in sense of minute management. Normally the coach would sit 'em, and so they become a small decrease in defence(maybe a bit lowr chanche for fouling), but you get your 48 in most cases.

PS: where did you need help?

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From: Ozzy

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PS: where did you need help?


I think that those "Let them play" should works different. First and mainly "Let them play" should compare with opponent "Let them play" or "Sit them". And in result of that comparison that this element of tactic should have much more effects in game.

It is not real if coach tell players "Let them play" and "Take it easy" and if then all players play like Crunch time :P


From: Kukoc

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What are you actually complaining about?
Let them play -> keeps your players in even with foul trouble. Waits until player get's tired before substituting. More aggressive players might be fouling out early, as playing with foul trouble makes them more ineffective. Helps in cases where you have a player that usually does not foul much and gets those bogus calls in the first quarter.
Sit them -> will make sure you have noone fouling out early.

Both of them are working as intended.

From: Ozzy

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First in Game Manual on Tactic page there is nothing about this option. And I thought all this time that this option mean how should my players play in defense. Should they let opponent to play (something like easy defense, small number of fouls...), or sit in their lap (like hard defense, more fauls...). In my language that has sense. But right now I changed the language in BB and saw that translation is totally opposite. And that now has sense :P

But again number of fouls (20-7) is not real :P

From: Kukoc

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It happens in real life and it also happens here. Perhaps you have more aggressive players. Players have the hidden physicality factor that makes them foul more.

From: Ozzy

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Are you sure about that hidden physical skill (factor)?

Or all that is just "random"?

From: CrazyEye

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the bb just ays sometimes those hidden foul factor exist, if their guys usuuallay foul less this is the point even today ;) if your guys fould normally less, this is random.

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Do you have a suggestion here?

NO ONE at this table ordered a rum & Coke
Charles: Penn has some good people
A CT? Really?
Any two will do
Any three for me
Any four will score
Any five are live
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a player with a history, a career, there is a tendency that reveals itself over time -- without careful study, just a ballpark estimate, i find players that are close to 3 fouls per game are foul-prone; you can glance over a player's game-by-game and see patterns, too. it can vary, too. my pg can go two, three games and be ok, and then he will have a game where he gets four fouls in the first five minutes. with study, i believe you will find that the foulers are not "random" --

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Date: 1/31/2010 8:09:58 AM
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First thank you Hassan Donnelly, I didn't think in that way :)

Do you have a suggestion here?


Of Course I have suggestion! :)

First, I think that experience should be added in this effect! If player is "aggressive" (for example) and if he make 2.8 fouls when he was 19 years old. Then when he is 25 he is much more experienced and that number should be lower!


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