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PCM.daily » Pro Cycling Manager 2006-2020 » Pro Cycling Manager 2009

fatigue-bar
pimarkes	#1 Posted on 02-06-2010 16:40
Amateur Posts: 14 Joined: 09-05-2010 PCM$: 200.00	Every rider has it's one fatigue-bar. The thing is, I don't really know how to judge it. When does the fatigueness (or so) visably take down the performances of the rider? When it's 1/2 yellow, or 3/4, or what? And how much races can someone drive in a year (approx.)? about 60-70 racedays i guess? Thanks already. Edited by pimarkes on 02-06-2010 16:41


Lachi	#2 Posted on 03-06-2010 08:48
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 8516 Joined: 29-06-2007 PCM$: 200.00	If I remember right, the fitness will starting to decrease when over 1000. (Set this value using an editor to see how it looks on the bar) If I remember right, the fitness will start to decrease after 60 days. So you can easily race more days if you did not waste the rider with the fatigue.


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pimarkes	#3 Posted on 07-06-2010 11:06
Amateur Posts: 14 Joined: 09-05-2010 PCM$: 200.00	Ok, but does a rider get more fatigue if he attacks? So is it better for riders like Contador and Armstrong to just sit back and relax in the peloton to get some race-form, without getting all tired? Ans does anyone know how far yellow the fatigue-bar is when it reaches a 1000? I'm not that good with converters and stuff, it doesn't work with me... Thanks


Lachi	#4 Posted on 07-06-2010 14:06
Grand Tour Champion Posts: 8516 Joined: 29-06-2007 PCM$: 200.00	No, fatigue is mainly build by training. The higher the training level the faster it will rise.