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Originally Posted by David Watts
I like the numbers high fatigue provides and I like the fact that teams have to make use of their entire roster. That being said, I just had something occur that shines a light on the bad side of having high fatigue turned on. Boston Americans are leading the St Louis Browns, but just barely.. Americans have 2 games remaining, Browns have 3. Thing is Stan Musial, Billy Hamilton and Harmon Killebrew are all gassed for the Americans. That being said, these last 2 games are pretty much do or die for both the Americans and the Browns. Game 153 the Americans sit Musial(Stan is going to win the Triple Crown) and go on to lose to the Yankees 2-0. Boston is now a 1/2 game up with one game remaining. The Browns have 2 left to play,
Oh and just in case someone from the regular forum decides to read this, I am in no way gassing or disparaging the game. Just an observation. The game is just doing what I set it to do.
Might do what Sprague said he does in the future.
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Yeah, but we both know IRL Stan never misses that game unless he absolutely can't walk.
Still, I can't imagine NOT using this setting now. For the reasons you mention above.
What was Sprague's plan - different settings in different parts of the season wasn't it?