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118530.4 in reply to 118530.2
Date: 11/12/2009 10:38:11
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It is an estimate and 80% of the time you can expect it to be longer than that

Injuries are not estimates.

There are two reasons why injuries might last longer (or shorter) than listed:

1. You have a very good doctor that's helping a bit with healing speed, and
2. The injury has a high decimal level (despite the fact you see Injury: 2 weeks, the real number might be something like 2.875 weeks,for example).

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118530.5 in reply to 118530.4
Date: 11/12/2009 10:55:45
In your face
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The injury has a high decimal level (despite the fact you see Injury: 2 weeks, the real number might be something like 2.875 weeks,for example).


I'd say that 2.875 would be rounded up to 3, but I agree that might be 2.475 or 1.75 and you visualize 2 weeks

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118530.6 in reply to 118530.5
Date: 11/12/2009 10:57:02
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I am not sure injuries are ever rounded up, but you get the idea, I guess.

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118530.7 in reply to 118530.5
Date: 11/12/2009 11:01:17
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With the length of time I've seen it takes some 2 week injuries to heal, my guess is that it's not rounded up, and just the integer is shown.

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118530.8 in reply to 118530.7
Date: 11/12/2009 13:47:07
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So, in summation, a prudent player would assume that a 2 week injury could take up 2.99 weeks and plan accordingly?

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118530.9 in reply to 118530.8
Date: 11/12/2009 14:00:53
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So, in summation, a prudent player would assume that a 2 week injury could take up 2.99 weeks and plan accordingly?


Precisely.

NO ONE at this table ordered a rum & Coke
Charles: Penn has some good people
A CT? Really?
Any two will do
Any three for me
Any four will score
Any five are live
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118530.10 in reply to 118530.9
Date: 11/16/2009 14:42:45
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My player got injured about 10 days ago - he ahd 3 weeks to go - and he still does?

how come?

at least a week should have been taken off? right?

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118530.11 in reply to 118530.10
Date: 11/16/2009 18:15:55
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It is only an estimate. So When it says 3 weeks it could possibly be longer.

Also, when it says 3 weeks, it could be anywhere between 3.01 weeks and 3.99 weeks.

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118530.12 in reply to 118530.11
Date: 11/17/2009 04:44:37
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This still does not explain how come I see for 9 days the same amount of week,
because if he started with 3.99 he should be with 2.99 after a week, and I should see 2 weeks.

Jack

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118530.13 in reply to 118530.12
Date: 11/17/2009 20:47:11
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As explained, this is just an estimate.

Just like when you build your arenas the time taken is only an estimate.

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118530.14 in reply to 118530.12
Date: 11/19/2009 00:59:28
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I don't think people understand what you are asking. However, that estimate you are seeing never updates like theoretically it should based upon the report from your team doctor. When a player gets injured for 3 weeks it will continue to say three weeks until he actually returns. This forces the team owner to actually do some of their own homework and determine when they might expect their player back rather than relying on the game to do all the work.

Therefore, you see 3 weeks the day of the injury, a week later it will still say 3 weeks, and again, a week later it will still say 3 weeks. It's just something that does not update.

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