No, no changes have been made to the injury frequency.
They need to be turned down a little bit (imo)...especially those **** neck injuries.
The rate of injuries in MFN is way, way less than in real life. In the NFL this season, over 250 players have been put on IR. And that number is not unusual. If anything, injuries should be turned up.
ya way more season ending injuries in real life. I don't see near enough qb injuries on mfn as well. I think injuries just force teams to really focus on creating depth and making sure the backend of the roster is a priority.
No, no changes have been made to the injury frequency.
They need to be turned down a little bit (imo)...especially those **** neck injuries.
The rate of injuries in MFN is way, way less than in real life. In the NFL this season, over 250 players have been put on IR. And that number is not unusual. If anything, injuries should be turned up.
well if the injuries get turned up where JDB makes a notice about it then i guess everyone would know who suggested that
just glad i didnt suggest knowing i do get grief for suggesting things so i am glad i dodged a bullet there .
No, no changes have been made to the injury frequency.
They need to be turned down a little bit (imo)...especially those **** neck injuries.
The rate of injuries in MFN is way, way less than in real life. In the NFL this season, over 250 players have been put on IR. And that number is not unusual. If anything, injuries should be turned up.
well if the injuries get turned up where JDB makes a notice about it then i guess everyone would know who suggested that
just glad i didnt suggest knowing i do get grief for suggesting things so i am glad i dodged a bullet there .
Some people just can't handle the truth. Or the fact that sometimes life isn't fair.
In the Elite Football League I had my starting QB go out one week with a neck injury (took it all the way to 0). The next week my #2 and #3 both went out with injuries and I had a TE and WR in at QB for the last several minutes of the game.
Talk about a fluke! It was a crazy few weeks after that.
