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- Severe injuries will cause Health to be reduced, along with other abilities related to that injury
- If a player reaches the end of the season with Health of 1 or less, he retires.
- Injury reductions would show up as a separate line item on the improvement report
- Injury reductions in skills would be part temporary and part permanent. So a player with 85 agility who gets a fractured leg and is out for 55 days (almost 8 weeks) might find his agility score drop 25 points, to 60. Each week during his recovery, he regains (about) 2 points, so after he heals he's back to, say, 75 agility. Over the next three weeks, he continues to build up his Agility, but it stops going up at 81; 81 is his new "permanent" score.
Thoughts?
--Chris
Injury effects
September 15, 2011 at 01:53AM View BBCode
I'm thinking one way to combat the talent inflation is to move forward with my original plan for injuries:- Severe injuries will cause Health to be reduced, along with other abilities related to that injury
- If a player reaches the end of the season with Health of 1 or less, he retires.
- Injury reductions would show up as a separate line item on the improvement report
- Injury reductions in skills would be part temporary and part permanent. So a player with 85 agility who gets a fractured leg and is out for 55 days (almost 8 weeks) might find his agility score drop 25 points, to 60. Each week during his recovery, he regains (about) 2 points, so after he heals he's back to, say, 75 agility. Over the next three weeks, he continues to build up his Agility, but it stops going up at 81; 81 is his new "permanent" score.
Thoughts?
--Chris
casperthegm
September 15, 2011 at 02:04AM View BBCode
So players who are hurt multiple times due low health or bad luck, would that mean that each time they get hurt they would have a new, lower ceiling for their attributes? Could there be a variability to that, since some guys bounce back better than others in real life? Maybe make it tougher for older players to bounce back? It's an interesting idea.
redcped
Football players do suffer these types of injuries all the time, and their career paths are altered. As long as it isn't overwhelming in scope, it should be a good addition.
September 15, 2011 at 02:06AM View BBCode
It's realistic, which is great. And it helps alter some of the normal development curve, which is also great.Football players do suffer these types of injuries all the time, and their career paths are altered. As long as it isn't overwhelming in scope, it should be a good addition.
lancereisen
[Edited on 9-15-2011 by lancereisen]
September 15, 2011 at 02:11AM View BBCode
Talent inflation won't be a problem in 4-5 seasons. Most of my team is going to retire. Keeping 4 players from each draft over 5 yrs, with the diluted draft, I'm going to be hard pressed to field a team that's within 15% as good as this one.. Many others will be in the same predicament.[Edited on 9-15-2011 by lancereisen]
casperthegm
September 15, 2011 at 02:17AM View formatted
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That may well be true but everyone would be playing on a level field regardless, wouldn't they?
skycoyote
September 15, 2011 at 02:34AM View BBCode
Sounds like a very good modification to me, Chris.
lancereisen
We have recently placed talent deflation measures into play. Let's wait 5-6 seasons to see how they play out before putting on more diluting measures in and muddying the waters as to what is doing what.
September 15, 2011 at 02:40AM View BBCode
Yes, a true test of coaching.We have recently placed talent deflation measures into play. Let's wait 5-6 seasons to see how they play out before putting on more diluting measures in and muddying the waters as to what is doing what.
KLKRTR
September 15, 2011 at 02:41AM View BBCode
I think this has great potential to help curb some of the talent!Pages: 1