Full Condition

[ManoHotspur]

I've always been obessesed every player having 99% condition, but the other day after some bad maths I had some players on 94% but still managed to win comfortably enough. Does anyone play their games not at full fitness? What % would you say is a big risk?

[SuperDunk]

I've always been obessesed every player having 99% condition, but the other day after some bad maths I had some players on 94% but still managed to win comfortably enough. Does anyone play their games not at full fitness? What % would you say is a big risk?

LOL...obssesive on full condition...If they have full condition,they dont grow/improve...Its enough if you have over 50% condition to win every match...

[nikolgiorgos]

I 'm always playing with condition in green bar - not 99% but over 85%. In finals - semi finals 99% condition and morale.
If the game isn't going well - I 'm loosing or is going to a draw, I put hard attack, whole pitch pressure, hard tackling and maybe few red arrows. For doing this you must have good condition.
If a game is easy, it's a ok to have less condition but then you risk with injuries. 1 injury maybe cost you 15 red packs for healing.
Condition has nothing to do with grow/improve.

[jacks]

I play with hard tackle and before match have all players green.

[ManoHotspur]

LOL...obssesive on full condition...If they have full condition,they dont grow/improve...Its enough if you have over 50% condition to win every match...

I do train them but do the maths so that they're 100% fit for the next match, I'm not sure if I was clear or not

[nikolgiorgos]

Just remember to tell you, if I have many players with 85-90 % , I want a little more but don't like to spend individuals green packs (from 87% to 102% ) , I set "rest all", spending 7 green packs and giving 5% to all players of the team.
Another thing if you didn't notice, in the half of the match, the players gaining an extra 5% condition.

[kynan]

I don't normally bother that much with condition. I try to start a game with every player on green, but I've occasionally started with a player on yellow due to training, or playing in an earlier match.

I never run the players intentionally below around 50%, but I have no problems starting players who are around 70-75%. Performance wise I can't say I feel my team has really suffered as a result.

I try to play at least 3 friendly games within my squad of 22 as well as my competitive games each day. I have stopped training players, simply because they get injured too easily - and by playing friendlies you also get extra blue/red/green packs as well as money from the gate. With wages increasing as you go up levels, bringing in that extra revenue is good in my opinion in keeping my finances ticking over.

[PricopGeorgeCătălin]

You are doing fine, keep them like that, less chances to get an injured players, plus your players should perform better if they have a great condition. Usually I always start with over 90% condition for all my players.

[russ2000_uk]

I do train them but do the maths so that they're 100% fit for the next match, I'm not sure if I was clear or not

I've always done the same thing...I wouldn't say it's very important, but I do score a decent amount of late goals, say after the 75th minute mark.

Condition probably has no bearing on this, but I prefer to think that it does. The logic of mathematics would support this theory.

[Qambu Yaasi]

So team who play 3 competition sometimes start with yellow condition i.e just over 70% and can still win. If I can, I keep mine green (>80%) but 75% is acceptable to have a chance to last 90mins.

TO answer your question, 99% is ideal but not necessary. Even if they are at 99% I will do a training match jst to make them eat 5%...