05-22-2014, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Fyrestorm3
This has been my experience. I WOULD play at the High setting, because I want to manage around injuries, but I've always found that, while the number of injuries is perfect for what I want, the severity of those injuries is far too high. I would expect one, possibly two players to go down for most of the season, with a bunch of other two-week or two-month injuries sprinkled in. But I swear I always had many more guys on the 60-day DL than the 15-day DL.
This is all anecdotal, and I have no way to tell if this is "realistic" or not, but it was enough to get me to switch back to the Normal injury setting. I've pushed in the past for two separate injury options - Injury Frequency and Injury Severity - that would allow you to play with a lot of injuries, but have most of them be short-term ones.
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Tried high. Had all five starters down at one point. Not doing that ever again.
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