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Posted on 21-12-2024 18:38
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| ladagnous |
Posted on 27-03-2009 18:16
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I ve started my carrer in PCM 08 and 4 month in, some of my rider are getting high fatigue levels even thoug their peak is set for in a few month.
can somebody explain how the hell the fatigue system works.
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Posted on 28-03-2009 10:48
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https://www.pcmdai...ticle_id=9
This should give you a decent idea of how fatigue and training works. Although back in '06 it came with percentages, nowadays in '08 they work with bars which represent those percentages.
But in short (and not as accurate): If you peak, you get tired. If you peak for 3 weeks, you're so tired you won't be racing anything anymore. |
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| ladagnous |
Posted on 30-03-2009 16:56
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I have set up to 7 peaks for some of my rider sometimes with 4 peak in a row am I only suposed to make them peak a max of 3 times otherwise they get too tired
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| mrlol |
Posted on 30-03-2009 16:58
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ladagnous wrote:
I have set up to 7 peaks for some of my rider sometimes with 4 peak in a row am I only suposed to make them peak a max of 3 times otherwise they get too tired
correct. 7 peaks is way too much. 3 should be considerd the maximum. maybe 4 but he'll be in red. |
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| ladagnous |
Posted on 31-03-2009 15:13
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but if 7 peak is too much why when I evaluate the fatigue (white bar) they some times don't go to 100%
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| ponka00 |
Posted on 31-03-2009 15:21
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Because that only calculates the fatigue gained from training 
Edited by ponka00 on 31-03-2009 15:21
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| mpritch |
Posted on 08-06-2009 19:38
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Ok. So I used to run things off of the '06 guide listed above. But with the "year plan" for training, I don't find it necessary. My big question falls on racing fatigue.
Are the numbers the same in this years game? I can look through the cdb if I need to, I just need to know where exactly where to look. BUT it would be much easier if someone already knows the answer.
I'm just not sure how many races I should schedule my guys for. I only have a few top guys for the GT's, and my sponsors want ridiculous results that can only be achieved if both top climbers ride multiple Grand Tours. That's nearly 60 days of racing just there. No warm up races, nothing else. |
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| rontgen |
Posted on 09-06-2009 09:15
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Just as a side note. In a career of mine, I signed David Millar going into the second season. Upon arrival I noticed that he had raced no less than 111 days during the season. |
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| jocker609 |
Posted on 27-06-2011 11:58
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a rider from my team has fatigue bar full and red coloured im in august but he didnt increase his stats and hes only 22(very good potential)with a mythical trainer whats the problem....?????(if there is any problem)
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| Anonymer |
Posted on 27-06-2011 13:05
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I don't think there's any connection between fatique abd stats improvment, so you probably don't have a point there. Also stats improvment dn't happen regulary, so just wait... |
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