Multiple day-to-day injuries should have cumulative performance hit

ToTheBackstop · 02-09-2015, 07:34 PM

Encountered this last week in OOTP15. Player gets a day-to-day injury with a performance impact of (let's say) 30%. AI continues to stick him into the lineup. The next day, the same player gets hit with another day-to-day injury, and his performance loss actually drops to (let's say) 15%.

It doesn't really make sense that the player suffering a nagging injury would see his performance rise by getting injured again. The performance losses should probably have a cumulative impact, rather than the newer one superceding the old one.

(A few days later, the same player suffered a third injury. Fortunately, this one sent him to the DL.)

02-09-2015, 07:34 PM	#1
ToTheBackstop Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 151	Multiple day-to-day injuries should have cumulative performance hit Encountered this last week in OOTP15. Player gets a day-to-day injury with a performance impact of (let's say) 30%. AI continues to stick him into the lineup. The next day, the same player gets hit with another day-to-day injury, and his performance loss actually drops to (let's say) 15%. It doesn't really make sense that the player suffering a nagging injury would see his performance rise by getting injured again. The performance losses should probably have a cumulative impact, rather than the newer one superceding the old one. (A few days later, the same player suffered a third injury. Fortunately, this one sent him to the DL.)