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Originally Posted by ForTheGamer
I think I might've figured out what could be causing this. When I play a team, the goalie settings are all set up with 0s across the board, which means that everything is ignored.
If everything is ignored, I'm guessing it just does whatever if feels like doing which is why backups get more playing time then normal. Now, I'm just using my team that I've taken over as an example, but I'm guessing that's probably what's the problem with the AI teams.
If I had to guess a solution is that you might either have to have a "default" for each team so that it would play backups less. Maybe you could tie it into how the coach's playing style works or something.
Anyways, this is just a guess at a possible cause. I can't say that's 100% the problem. Hope this helps out.
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No, you're misinterpreting this completely. At the start of a new game, every team's goalie settings default to 0; the coaching AI will set them up shortly thereafter (and regularly re-evaluate them.) That'll happen for every AI-run playable team, and your team if you're playing as GM-only. They will not remain at 0.
If you're playing as GM/Head Coach, they'll remain at 0 unless you change them, but that doesn't mean that they're used - that only happens if you've checked the "use goalie start settings" box. If that box isn't checked, the starter selection for each game will be determined using the older AI system that the goalie selection settings replaced, which means heavy use of the starter and only occasional starts for the backup.