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My PF played 80 minutes and went to 9 from 7.

My PG played 60 minutes in 1st week and 61 minutes in 2nd week, was at 7 both weeks.

I don't train GS. And there are many more weird examples from my team and my opponents.

There is something fishy with GS this season...

It always takes some time to get them up high again at the start of the season, because they start at 7.0 and you don't have the benefit of having good weeks before the update on friday (because of the reset). Just be patient and keep managing it like you always do and stay under 80 minutes.

Oh btw yes something has changed, players with high stamina can handle more minutes in respect to their gameshape. So that means low stamina can handle less minutes, take that into account.

Drop on my PF? Please, read again, it went up, from 7 to 9 with 80 minutes...

Keep in mind that Stamina and minutes played by players with higher stamina are also a factor this season so it may seem more unpredictable than normal. I notice nothing really fishy though.

First of all thanks for your answers i appreciate it.

But you are answering like im a newbie and im not.

@EBM:

As I stated before, try to get them under 70 minutes a week. I still believe the sweet spot for the best GS is between 60-65.

If you need a player play between 60-65 minutes to increase GS all the players have to be in respectable GS all the season. We cannot calculate exactly the minutes in a week so 60-65 seems to be very narrow.
I play this game since season 3 and an average of 70 minutes its simply excellent for GS. Better than a 55 average for example. Now with the change of resistence and GS has to be better also.

@Perpete: I understand your answer and its what i thougt, but i ask here beacouse i saw you are making changes on GS as another user say in another answer, so maybe they change "this random effect".

Sorry for my english

Its 50-68. That's a hard deal to do, but the safest bet. start one game and then let them play the bench for 12-15 minutes.

Last edited by Mr. Glass at 07/26/2014 22:27:08

I'm going to stop you right there. Looked at your roster and not a single player on your team is in 8+ GS, so I don't think you can really give advice on this topic. I think 50 is very low. Maybe 60-68. 50 minutes per week won't get you very high GS players.

I think GS is also differs a bit per player, I had players averaging 80+ minutes throughout the season but they kept GS at 8. 60-65 is narrow but I do think that's a good amount to aim on, in the sense that a little higher or a little lower is still good. 70 usually gets you good GS updates too, but a little higher and the impact starts being negative in my experience.

But as you said, you're not new to the game and if you have your players for a longer time and know how to handle their gameshape, I think the change that stamina is now influencing GS too can be the cause of the difference.

48 mins a game has no effect on games shape very small. As matter the player will be fresh the next few games and receive training pops. 50-to 68 is the safest bet anything above that drains players Gs how can you refrute that point??, look at my minutes then back at me about gameshape the minutes are high so of course the player will have bad gameshape duhhhhhh!!! they are rookie the majority of them old so again duhhhhh!!.. Your opinion is not written as bb gospel neither is mines, so don't come barking up my tree like you know what the deal is.Because we do things differently you understand.. and you know damn near nothing about how I play besides your bias opinion //


Btw its very petty and common to direct a comment at ones team instead of give your own opinion on the matter to person in need( the op). Didn't your get demoted why should you be giving advice?. Let not go there because , but if you want too, I have a lot words you can cash and remember on your team performance. !!. Promoting don't mean damn thing to me, I play for fun, its just a bonus to me. But when you demote, that's when you need to learn what the hell your doing wrong. Come at me again get some more. Keep your damn mouth off my team. Thank you




Last edited by Mr. Glass at 07/28/2014 17:45:27

I've seem to have angered you. My apologies, but if you are telling giving people advice on something, generally you should be the one who follows your advice and then prove it to others that your method works. Not say "Get 50-68 minutes" and then give all your players 100+ minutes and have them all in inept GS.

and you know damn near nothing about how I play besides your bias opinion

I know that you don't manage GS very well, whether it is an accident and you have been busy in real life or just simply don't care if your players are in awful GS. I personally feel that you should avoid giving advice on things that are not your strengths. For instance I do not give advice on how to train players for the NT because that is not my strong spot. I manage the U21 NT and can give some very good advice on that as well as other aspects of the game, but when someone comes to me wanting to train a NT player, I direct them to someone else. I feel you should try to do the same with things you may struggle with a bit.

Didn't your get demoted why should you be giving advice?. Let not go there because , but if you want too, I have a lot words you can cash and remember on your team performance. !!. Promoting don't mean damn thing to me, I play for fun, its just a bonus to me. But when you demote, that's when you need to learn what the hell your doing wrong.

I suppose that is a matter of opinion. I personally believe that it is better to promote when you can even if you have to rebuild and demote later on, opposed to spending 7+ seasons in D.V, like you did. I think that is a very time consuming and boring process spending that long playing with just bots but as you said, we obviously have very different playing styles so if that method works for you, go for it! I did not intend to attack your team, I would just prefer if you did not give advice on Game-shape issues, when you have GS issues yourself.