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Originally Posted by ayaghmour2
I just don't get why you're so quick to call names, and I'm not trying to be right dude...
I'm trying to understand what you're getting at. Why does the Kyle Gibson thing not go against what you are saying? Based on your own words, you're saying he will always be 100% rested after 5 days. But he's not...
Stamina (or what you mean, fatigue) is not a generic schedule. If it was, Gibson would be 100% rested on day 5. I just can't grasp how you don't see pitches thrown making an impact. If Gibson threw 100 pitches, maybe even 110, he'd be 100% rested after 5 days. But since he threw too many pitches, he's not 100% after 5 days rest
Why though, should you be able to do this: "should be able to start a pitcher have him throw 50 pitches and him be at 30 or 40 percent the next day"
At least in a modern game. In a historical game, or one where pitchers can pitch longer, you certainly can. But when have you seen a guy throw 50 pitches as a starter, and then pitch the next day?
Whether I respond or not will not impact the devs seeing it, and honestly, more replies likely increases the chances it gets viewed. But hey, it's your thread, and this can be my last post on it if you want
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I am obviously a lot older than you and I've been playing this game for over 20 years I remember when There was no variety in overalls you were either a 20 or you were 60s and up. There was almost no 45 or 35 etc.
Same here. there may be some anomalies but you will never see a pitcher throw a game and his fatigue not be anywhere between the 2 and 4% that you regardless of your p or the pitcher's thrown. I mean hell you could put a reliever in with a rating of one stamina throw, him a 120 pitches and I'll hell still be at 4% lolol. why wouldn't he be at 0% or maybe even negative or get injured, or die......??? Nope... FOUR % Lol..
It's just stupid, and one of the basic fundamentals of baseball. this game has been around so long it's seriously flawed