Bar below the Pitcher on ballpark and Rest Status, I'm confused

[AzuosCruz]

Guys, please, I'm new to the game and I don't understand what this bar below the pitcher shown during matches in the ballpark is (attachment 1). I thought it was the pitcher's fatigue, which is clearly still in the green in attachment 1, but when I opened the player screen it showed 31% Exhausted Rest Status (attachment 2).

To me, this bar drops in a seemingly normal way in relation to pitcher fatigue, so I was basing my substitutions on that, but only now that I started looking at the pitcher screen did I realize that in 3 matches, at most at the beginning of the 3rd inning, any starter pitcher is already exhausted, even with statmina of 55? Is this normal? And as I said before, this information doesn't match the bar below in the pitcher's picture, so I'm confused.

If this bar isn't the pitcher's fatigue, what is it? But if it's fatigue, then does that mean the information about fatigue on the pitcher screen is wrong? Could someone clarify this for me, please?





Thank you in advance for your attention.

[LansdowneSt]

If you pull him now, he would be rated as "Exhausted" by OOTP. So imagine a double header. You pitch him in the first for 21 pitches in 2.1 IP. That's how the game would see him come Game 2. Exhausted. Don't have him start (or pitch) in the second game if you can avoid it.

But he is warm and a starter and in the middle of the current game - the bar is green. Keep pitching him.

[AzuosCruz]

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

If you pull him now, he would be rated as "Exhausted" by OOTP. So imagine a double header. You pitch him in the first for 21 pitches in 2.1 IP. That's how the game would see him come Game 2. Exhausted. Don't have him start (or pitch) in the second game if you can avoid it.

But he is warm and a starter and in the middle of the current game - the bar is green. Keep pitching him.

Wow, thank you so much for your attention, now it all makes perfect sense to me... thanks again!

[micropterus58]

Watch what the computer does. The computer usually gets in to the brown before pulling the pitcher. I find I need to pull my pitcher when it's yellow-brown. I waited trying to get the next batter out and the results were not good. Three run homer to tie the game. Oops.

[Hooray Saturday]

Originally Posted by micropterus58

Watch what the computer does. The computer usually gets in to the brown before pulling the pitcher. I find I need to pull my pitcher when it's yellow-brown. I waited trying to get the next batter out and the results were not good. Three run homer to tie the game. Oops.

Grady Little, is that you?

[ineedplayerpics]

Watch out! The developers on the forum don’t like to have their game criticized. If you point out a problem they will likely give you an infraction.

[Sweed]

Originally Posted by ineedplayerpics

Watch out! The developers on the forum don’t like to have their game criticized. If you point out a problem they will likely give you an infraction.

I started a thread about a problem that has over 3,000 views and 92 replies. The first post in the thread is dated March 26. When do I get my infraction?

[crazyjoedavola]

Originally Posted by Hooray Saturday

Grady Little, is that you?

nope, Grady Seasons, and it's like a nightmare!

[David Watts]

Originally Posted by ineedplayerpics

Watch out! The developers on the forum don’t like to have their game criticized. If you point out a problem they will likely give you an infraction.

They toilet papered my house last night and I keep getting calls asking if my refrigerator is running.

[Ineedplayerpicsgone]

Originally Posted by ineedplayerpics

Watch out! The developers on the forum don’t like to have their game criticized. If you point out a problem they will likely give you an infraction.

I just think they don’t like the mouth you have on you. I mean you keep saying you wont buy any more of the games and tell your non existent friends to do the same.