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As the players play they get tired, reducing their energy level and thus their performance. In order for a player to play again as he normally would he must rest on the bench.

There are two factors that determine the speed at which a player becomes fatigued: his actions and his Stamina skills. A player who remains on the court running from one side to the other without carrying out an action will also slowly deplete his energy, but at a much slower rate than a player who does not stop playing.

The energy a player loses in one action can be calculated using the following chart:

You should not worry that your players may become fatigued. You just need to make sure that you have enough players to rotate and that you give each of them some time to rest on the bench so that they come out rested to play on the court.

When a player has a little bit of energy he is fatigued and his performance is reduced considerably. All of his Shooting, Offensive and Defensive skills are reduced to a greater extent the less energy a player has. His speed for moving about the court is also reduced.

Therefore, when you see that a player has a low energy level you should change him or try not to make decisive moves because it is very likely that he will miss.

A player regains energy in the following way:

"Boost" in the initial levels:

When you start to play you do not have enough players to make changes, however your players do not experience as much reduction in energy that they would normally experience. In the first level the loss of fatigue is reduced by 100%, in the second level it is reduced by 80% and so forth until the sixth level in which the loss of energy is produced regularly. It is important that when you reach that level you have reserves. If not your players will be fatigued and will barely be able to finish the games!